Examples of 'got a jack' in a sentence
Meaning of "got a jack"
got a jack: 'Got a jack' is a slang phrase that can have different meanings depending on the context. It can refer to having a tool or device called a 'jack,' such as a car jack for lifting vehicles. Alternatively, it can also be used informally to indicate having a plan, solution, or advantage in a specific situation
How to use "got a jack" in a sentence
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got a jack
I have got a jack in my car.
But the Wanderers have already got a Jack Swift.
We just got a Jack Russell Terrier from a pet rescue about three weeks ago.
It will take them over an hour to get here, and I've got a jack.
We got a Jack Dalton . Just lucky for everybody in this room.
Draw 5 cards in case you have got a Jack or Better.
You got a jack for that?
You have got a deuce, you got a five, you got a seven, you got a Jack.
You have got a Jack Russell terrier?
No fun playing with yourself, is it? I need a queen, I got a jack.
You have got a Jack Russell terrier? You want something?
Just lucky for everybody in this room, we got a Jack Dalton . Oy vey.
You got a jack there?
That might help us out here? No, but I got a Jack and Dan story that might.
You got a jack there? We need help here!
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Well, lucky you, I have got a jack.
I will stay. Dealer's got a Jack.
