What is another word for jack-tar?
Pronunciation:
[ d͡ʒˈaktˈɑː], [ dʒˈaktˈɑː], [ dʒ_ˈa_k_t_ˈɑː]
Synonyms for Jack-tar:
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n.
• jack- Circumnavigator ,
- Hearties ,
- Marines ,
- Middies ,
- Swabber ,
- Tars ,
- Yachter ,
- able-bodied sailor ,
- bluejackets ,
- boater ,
- boaters ,
- cadet ,
- circumnavigators ,
- deck hand ,
- diver ,
- lascar ,
- lascars ,
- marine ,
- mate ,
- middy ,
- old salts ,
- pilot ,
- sea person ,
- shellback ,
- shellbacks ,
- shipmate ,
- shipmates ,
- swab ,
- tarpaulin ,
- water dog ,
- windjammers .
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How to use "Jack-tar" in context?
Jack-tar is a man-sized, ferocious animal with a long, sticky tongue and a sharp, serrated claws. It is a marsupial, meaning it possesses a pouch in its abdominal region that can hold its young.
The jack-tar is found throughout Australia and is considered to be a dangerous animal. It is capable of leaping considerable distances and has a powerful bite. It feeds primarily on animals such as rabbits, kangaroos, and camels. It has also been known to attack humans, although this is extremely rare.
The jack-tar is classified as a vulnerable species and is at risk of becoming extinct.
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