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( jars, jarring, jarred)
1.
A jar is a glass container with a lid that is used for storing food.
...yellow cucumbers in great glass jars.
N-COUNT
2.
You can use jar to refer to a jar and its contents, or to the contents only.
She opened up a glass jar of plums.
...two jars of filter coffee.
N-COUNT : oft N of n
3.
If something jars on you, you find it unpleasant, disturbing, or shocking.
Sometimes a light remark jarred on her father.
...televised congressional hearings that jarred the nation’s faith in the presidency...
You shouldn’t have too many colours in a small space as the effect can jar.
VERB : V on n , V n , V
• jar‧ring
In the context of this chapter, Dore’s comments strike a jarring note.
ADJ
4.
If an object jars , or if something jars it, the object moves with a fairly hard shaking movement.
The ship jarred a little...
The impact jarred his arm.
VERB : V , V n