JERK


Meaning of JERK in English

n. 25B6; noun

she gave the reins a jerk : YANK, tug, pull, wrench, tweak, twitch.

he let the clutch in with a jerk : JOLT, lurch, bump, start, jar, jog, bang, bounce, shake, shock.

(informal) I felt a complete jerk. : See fool noun sense 1.

25B6; verb

she jerked her arm free : YANK, tug, pull, wrench, wrest, drag, pluck, snatch, seize, rip, tear.

the car jerked along : JOLT, lurch, bump, rattle, bounce, shake, jounce.

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