Word Finder - jake

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A juvenile male turkey.

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Police, a federal government officer.

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A police officer (on foot, rather than in a patrol car)

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Jamaica ginger

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A Discordian prank involving a large number of people sending bizarre letters or parcels to a targeted individual.

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To play a Discordian prank on (somebody), involving a large number of people sending bizarre letters or parcels to that person.

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Adequate; satisfactory; acceptable.

She's still a bitch, by the way, Jake said.

Jake grew serious and sat in the spare chair in her cube.

She'd known Jake since her junior year of college.

Jake, something is really wrong with me.

Jake asked in a hushed voice.

She lacked Jake's golden tongue, and her bluntness had gotten her in trouble more than once.

Jake turned and stared at him, dropped an awkward bow, and straightened, his mouth lax.

Jake was risking getting caught to call him.

Jake looked at Laney, then at him.

I ran into someone I knew from college, Jake said and began to pace again, half-lost in his thoughts as he spoke.

She can't go out in sunlight … Jake trailed off, deep in thought.

He'd begun to think their recruitment standards were slipping until Jake mentioned the operation.

I just have this feeling… Jake said, his face troubled.

Laney lifted his chin toward Jake, who nodded.

Jake's voice came from the doorway of the bathroom.

Jake reached for her, and she recoiled.

Jake asked hopefully, reappearing in the bathroom doorway.

Jake was so quiet, she thought he left until he spoke again.

Jake looked over at her still body, feeling somewhat guilty.

Jake drew a deep breath, closed his eyes, and disappeared.

Jake gave her enough that she should sleep for another day or so, Han answered.

Jake's stunned tone drew her attention.

While surprised to see him there, she was struck by how well Jake fit in with the other men.

Sofia wanted to pound Jake's face in.

Jake obeyed and darted to the bottom of the stairs, pacing.

Jake asked from his seat nearby.

He'd followed her and Jake all around the house earlier like a bored puppy.

Jake ignored him, and she shook her head.

The images in her mind were of a little boy dying in the street, of Jake's death, of the deaths of many others.

Jake followed, and Han was already waiting for her.

A few minutes later, Jake returned with a jug of water, appearing less than excited.

Sofia retreated to her room, not wanting to fight more with Jake.

She left the door cracked until she heard Jake greet Damian as the leader passed her room.

Jake slid into the passenger seat beside her, pulling out his cell as he did.

Jake didn't follow her as she strode into the airport and checked in, careful not to brush up against anyone for fear of the jarring visions.

Agreed. Jake, prepare yourself.

It was a death sentence, and Damian saw the realization in Jake's eyes before the newbie left for the weapons room.

He snatched Jake as a knife sliced through the air where the newbie appeared.

Jake shot off a burst of rounds as several vamps raced across the courtyard, their red eyes glowing and growls loud.

Jake led him into the Gregorian mansion, whose stone walls resembled an old school fortress.

Jake led him into a dark wine cellar, and they paused to reload.

Jake breathed, guilt and anger crossing his face.

Jake's death flashed through her thoughts.

As much as Jake annoyed her, he was still her friend.

I owe it to Jake.

Jake's death is not your fault.

Men like Jake wouldn't want to die any other way than honorably defending people like you.

It should have been her instead of Jake!

Her thoughts went to Jake, and she saddened.

If for no other reason, she owed it to Jake to try.