Idioms
jack up (something)
to raise prices, to raise something with a lifting device
The gas station jacked up their gas prices during the storm. We jacked up the car so that we could change the tire.
jam on the brakes
jam-packed
jazz up (something)
Jekyll and Hyde
jockey for position
jog (someone's) memory
John Doe
John Hancock
John Henry
Johnny-come-lately
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follow in (someone's) footsteps/tracks
cut (someone) to the quick
a mix-up
learn the ropes
as if
learn (something) the hard way
learn (something) from the bottom up
learn to live with (something)
come down hard on (someone)
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Fact
In 1976, a Los Angeles secretary named Jannene Swift officially married a fifty pound rock. More than twenty people witnessed the ceremony
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