jacket
1. jack.et \'jak-*t\ \-*t-*d\ n [ME jaket, fr. MF jaquet, dim. of jaque short jacket, fr. ]jacque peasant, fr. the name Jacques James 1a: a garment for the upper body usu. having a front opening, collar, lapel s, sleeves, and pockets 1b: something worn or fastened around the body but not for use as clothing 2a1: the natural covering of an animal 2a2: the fur or wool of a mammal 2b: the skin of a potato 3: an outer covering or casing : as 3a1: a thermally nonconducting cover 3a2: a covering that encloses an intermediate space through which a tempera ture-controlling fluid circulates 3a3: a tough cold-worked metal casing that forms the outer shell of a built -up bullet 3b1: a wrapper or open envelope for a document 3b2: an envelope for enclosing registered mail during delivery from one pos t office to another 3c1: a detachable protective wrapper for a book 3c2: the cover of a paperback book 3c3: the outside leaves for a booklet, pamphlet, or catalog that is to be s titched or wired through the saddle 3c4: a paper or paperboard envelope for a phonograph record - jack.et.ed aj 2. jacket vt : to put a jacket on
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