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Jack and Jill

Jack and Jill noun: a bachelor party or bachelorette party to which both men and women are invited.

Noun

Jack and Jill (plural Jack and Jills)

  1. (attributive) A bachelor party or bachelorette party to which both men and women are invited.
    • Men usually aren't as enthusiastic about shower games and the like as women, so “Jack and Jills” have a tendency to turn into regular parties.2001, Emily Ehrenstein, Laura Morin, Leah Furman, The Everything Wedding Etiquette Book
  2. (slang) A bill (as for a restaurant meal).
  3. (slang) A till (cash register).
  4. (slang) A hill.
  5. (slang) A pill, especially the contraceptive pill.

Forms of Jack and Jill

pluralJack and Jills

Questions about Jack and Jill

What does Jack and Jill mean?
Jack and Jill means a bachelor party or bachelorette party to which both men and women are invited.
What part of speech is Jack and Jill?
Jack and Jill is a noun.
What is the plural of Jack and Jill?
The plural of Jack and Jill is Jack and Jills.

Words near Jack and Jill in the dictionary

  1. jacitaras
  2. jack
  3. jack all
  4. Jack and Dannies
  5. Jack and Danny
  6. Jack and Jill
  7. Jack and Jill bathroom
  8. Jack and Jill bathrooms
  9. Jack and Jill bedroom
  10. Jack and Jill bedrooms
  11. Jack and Jill suite

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