- jack (noun)
- [pl., with sing. v.] jacks
Origin of jackstone
from dialect, dialectal checkstone, chackstone from check, chuck, pebblejackstone
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jackstone
noun
- jackstones used with a sing. verb The game of jacks.
- One of the pieces used in playing jacks.
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