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21JAG — Para cuerpo de la US Navy, véase Abogacía General de la Marina de los Estados Unidos. JAG es el acrónimo para Judge Advocate General (traducido como Abogacía General de la Marina de los Estados Unidos ), es una serie de televisión estadounidense… …
22jag — ad·jag; JAG; jag·a·tai; jag; jag·ged; jag·ged·ly; jag·ged·ness; jag·gery; jag·gy; jag·less; jag·uar; jag·ua·run·di; jag·ger; jag·ga·ry; jag·ghery; jag·ua·ron·di; …
23JAG — Pour les articles homonymes, voir JAG (homonymie). JAG Titre original JAG Genre …
24jag — 1. n. a Jaguar automobile. □ What I really want is a jag. □ How much will a jag set me back? 2. n. a drinking bout; a prolonged state of alcohol or drug intoxication. □ Is he off on another jag, or is this the same one? D One more j …
25jag — I. /dʒæg / (say jag) noun 1. a sharp projection on an edge or surface. –verb (t) (jagged, jagging) 2. to cut or slash, especially in points or pendants along the edge; form notches, teeth, or ragged points in. {Middle English jaggen; ? imitative} …
26jag — jag1 jagless, adj. /jag/, n., v., jagged, jagging. n. 1. a sharp projection on an edge or surface. v.t. 2. to cut or slash, esp. in points or pendants along the edge; form notches, teeth, or ragged points in. v.i. 3. to move with a jerk; jog.… …
27jag — n. (colloq.) state of intoxication 1) to have a jag on spell 2) a crying jag * * * [dʒæg] (colloq.) [ state of intoxication ] to have a jag on [ spell ] a crying jag …
28jag — I [[t]dʒæg[/t]] n. v. jagged, jag•ging 1) a sharp projection on an edge or surface 2) to cut or slash, esp. in points or pendants along the edge 3) to move with a jerk; jog • Etymology: 1350–1400; late ME; of obscure orig. jag′less, adj. II jag… …
29Jag — 1. any Jaguar make car; 2. drinking bout; 3. any sustained single activity, often carried to excess: an eating jag , a fishing jag , a crying jag …
30jag — I Australian Slang 1. any Jaguar make car; 2. drinking bout; 3. any sustained single activity, often carried to excess: an eating jag , a fishing jag , a crying jag II Scottish Vernacular Dictionary an injection from the doctor …
