jar¹ /jär/

1. A wide-mouthed wide vessel
2. As much as a jar will hold
3. A Leyden jar (qv)
4. A unit of electrical capacitance (obsolete)
5. An alcoholic drink, esp a glass of beer (informal)

To put in jars

jarˈful noun (pl jarˈfuls)

jarred adjective (informal)

Drunk

jar² /jär/

1. To make a harsh discordant sound
2. To vibrate from an impact
3. To give an unpleasant shock
4. To grate (on)
5. To be discordant or distasteful
6. To clash
7. To quarrel
8. To be inconsistent
9. To tick (Shakespeare)

1. To cause to vibrate or shake
2. To cause to vibrate painfully
3. To grate on
4. To make dissonant

1. A harsh sudden vibration
2. A dissonance
3. A grating sound or feeling
4. Clash of interests or opinions
5. Conflict
6. A tick of a clock (Shakespeare)

jarrˈing noun

1. The act of jarring
2. A severe reproof

1. Harshly discordant
2. Grating

jarrˈingly adverb

jar³ /jär/

A turn (used only in the phrase on the jar ajar)

• indefatigably
• in default of
• indefeasibilities
• indefeasibility
• indefeasible
• indefeasibly
• indefectible
• indefensibilities
• indefensibility
• indefensible
• indefensibleness
• indefensibly
• indefinable
• indefinableness
• indefinablenesses
• indefinably
• indefinite
• indefinitely
• indefiniteness
• indefinitenesses
• indehiscence
• indehiscences
• indehiscent
• indelibilities
• indelibility