jerry Antonyms
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Meaning of jerry
Wordnet
jerry (n)
offensive term for a person of German descent
Webster
jerry (a.)
Flimsy; jerry-built.
jerry Sentence Examples
- Jerry, the friendly mouse, scampered through the kitchen in search of crumbs.
- My uncle Jerry is known for his witty jokes and mischievous pranks.
- Jerry's unwavering determination helped him overcome numerous obstacles in life.
- The iconic cartoon character Jerry Mouse often outsmarts his feline adversary, Tom.
- Jerry's new job at the software company proved to be a perfect fit for his analytical skills.
- Jerry, the cunning cat, patiently waited for the perfect moment to pounce on its prey.
- The play, "Jerry Springer: The Opera," satirizes the sensationalist talk show hosted by Jerry Springer.
- Jerry Garcia, the legendary guitarist of the Grateful Dead, was known for his improvisational skills and soulful melodies.
- Jerry Seinfeld, the comedian and actor, is famous for his observational humor and his sitcom "Seinfeld."
- Jerry Lewis, the actor and comedian, was beloved for his slapstick comedy and his philanthropic efforts.
FAQs About the word jerry
offensive term for a person of German descentFlimsy; jerry-built.
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Jerry, the friendly mouse, scampered through the kitchen in search of crumbs.
My uncle Jerry is known for his witty jokes and mischievous pranks.
Jerry's unwavering determination helped him overcome numerous obstacles in life.
The iconic cartoon character Jerry Mouse often outsmarts his feline adversary, Tom.
