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There are many nouns in English called jack. You will know them now. But not only that. Jack can also be an obscene verb. Therefore, we recommend that you read this article. You will be amazed.

As a noun, the English word jack hydraulic jack means, the physical worker, sailor, crane lever, jack (cards), donkey, jack or outlet in Portuguese. Jack is also the nickname given to men called Jackin (Scotland), John (in England) or Jackson (USA).

Warning: Union Jack or Union Flag is the official name of the flag of the United Kingdom. It is formed by the junction of the flag of Scotland (Cross of Saint Andrews (St. Andrew)) more of England (Cross of Saint George (St. George)) most of the Northern Ireland (Cross of Saint Patrick (St. Patrick).

Already as a verb, is to jack the Portuguese and hoist, hoist, raise, increase or hunting or fishing with light to attract prey. Some phrasal verbs are with jack jack up (hoist, raise, increase price), jack in (stop doing something) and jack off (masturbate). Sources: The Free Dictionary, Webster Dictionary, and Urban Dictionary

Examples
a) You need to jack up the car before you try to remove the wheel.
(You need to lift the car before attempting to remove the wheels.)

b) Inflation has jacked up the rate of unemployment.
(Inflation has increased the rate of unemployment.)

c) I jacked off 3 times last night.
(Me masturbated three times last night.)

That hunting or fishing at night using light as a lure or bait is called jacker. Source: Wiktionary

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