Definition of jerkin in English:

jerkin

nounˈdʒəːkɪnˈdʒərkən

1A sleeveless jacket.
Example sentencesExamples
- The orange I had seen was the colour of his jerkin.
- Agnes barely had enough concentration to focus on the jerkin she was mending.
- She also decided to take woolen pants and jerkins as well as a thick lined jacket that was waterproofed.
- She put on a leather vest with a leather jerkin when a voice came into her head.
- The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales.
- Kieran swallowed his mouthful of chicken and wiped his hands on his jerkin.
- Cloaks, sashes, jerkins and gloves lined the very top shelf that went the width of the wardrobe.
- Turning to face her after hanging my jerkin upon the wall, I nodded.
- Shaking her head, Vela stuffed the note inside her jerkin and returned to her room.
- He threw the jerkin aside and kicked the trousers off.
- A sleeveless, quilted jerkin might be all you need for extra warmth - or a large, woollen wrap instead of a coat.
- Digging a hand into his jerkin, Grenton pulled out some coins, barely taking the time to count them as he threw them on the table.
- He wore a black leather jerkin over a dark tunic, with a black belt and boots.
- She wore a leather jerkin over a green tunic and cowhide boots.
- What use is a spunky youth in a jerkin and tights against the likes of The Joker?
- He wore a little jerkin with the words ‘Foto Espresso’ on the back and little phrases like ‘We send your photo email’ fading on the front.
- From the pouch tied to his jerkin, he pulled forth a small gem.
- He hurried after, slipping his arms into his jerkin and shrugging it into settlement.
- Grace finished lacing up her jerkin and reached for her sword.
- A long, jagged scar, starting just below his right temple and ending somewhere beneath his jerkin, showed brightly against his dark skin.
1. 1.1historical A man's close-fitting jacket, typically made of leather.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He wore a black leather jerkin over a white long sleeve shirt.
  The Bloody Sword ignored him pointedly and buckled his sword belt over his embroidered jerkin.
  What surprised Maria was their lack of armor, except for a few that wore hardened leather jerkins over their tunics.
  Instead of his robes, he wore a leather jerkin.
  The leather jerkin beneath her robe offered Kel a sense of security as she thought of those dangers.

Origin

Early 16th century: of unknown origin.

Rhymes

firkin, gherkin, merkin, Perkin

Definition of jerkin in US English:

jerkin

nounˈjərkənˈdʒərkən

1A sleeveless jacket.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cloaks, sashes, jerkins and gloves lined the very top shelf that went the width of the wardrobe.
- Digging a hand into his jerkin, Grenton pulled out some coins, barely taking the time to count them as he threw them on the table.
- She put on a leather vest with a leather jerkin when a voice came into her head.
- He threw the jerkin aside and kicked the trousers off.
- From the pouch tied to his jerkin, he pulled forth a small gem.
- The orange I had seen was the colour of his jerkin.
- She wore a leather jerkin over a green tunic and cowhide boots.
- A sleeveless, quilted jerkin might be all you need for extra warmth - or a large, woollen wrap instead of a coat.
- He wore a little jerkin with the words ‘Foto Espresso’ on the back and little phrases like ‘We send your photo email’ fading on the front.
- Grace finished lacing up her jerkin and reached for her sword.
- Agnes barely had enough concentration to focus on the jerkin she was mending.
- Turning to face her after hanging my jerkin upon the wall, I nodded.
- He hurried after, slipping his arms into his jerkin and shrugging it into settlement.
- What use is a spunky youth in a jerkin and tights against the likes of The Joker?
- He wore a black leather jerkin over a dark tunic, with a black belt and boots.
- She also decided to take woolen pants and jerkins as well as a thick lined jacket that was waterproofed.
- The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales.
- Shaking her head, Vela stuffed the note inside her jerkin and returned to her room.
- Kieran swallowed his mouthful of chicken and wiped his hands on his jerkin.
- A long, jagged scar, starting just below his right temple and ending somewhere beneath his jerkin, showed brightly against his dark skin.
1. 1.1historical A man's close-fitting jacket, typically made of leather.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Bloody Sword ignored him pointedly and buckled his sword belt over his embroidered jerkin.
  What surprised Maria was their lack of armor, except for a few that wore hardened leather jerkins over their tunics.
  The leather jerkin beneath her robe offered Kel a sense of security as she thought of those dangers.
  He wore a black leather jerkin over a white long sleeve shirt.
  Instead of his robes, he wore a leather jerkin.

Origin

Early 16th century: of unknown origin.

单词	jerkin
释义	Definition of jerkin in English: jerkin nounˈdʒəːkɪnˈdʒərkən 1A sleeveless jacket. Example sentencesExamples The orange I had seen was the colour of his jerkin. Agnes barely had enough concentration to focus on the jerkin she was mending. She also decided to take woolen pants and jerkins as well as a thick lined jacket that was waterproofed. She put on a leather vest with a leather jerkin when a voice came into her head. The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales. Kieran swallowed his mouthful of chicken and wiped his hands on his jerkin. Cloaks, sashes, jerkins and gloves lined the very top shelf that went the width of the wardrobe. Turning to face her after hanging my jerkin upon the wall, I nodded. Shaking her head, Vela stuffed the note inside her jerkin and returned to her room. He threw the jerkin aside and kicked the trousers off. A sleeveless, quilted jerkin might be all you need for extra warmth - or a large, woollen wrap instead of a coat. Digging a hand into his jerkin, Grenton pulled out some coins, barely taking the time to count them as he threw them on the table. He wore a black leather jerkin over a dark tunic, with a black belt and boots. She wore a leather jerkin over a green tunic and cowhide boots. What use is a spunky youth in a jerkin and tights against the likes of The Joker? He wore a little jerkin with the words ‘Foto Espresso’ on the back and little phrases like ‘We send your photo email’ fading on the front. From the pouch tied to his jerkin, he pulled forth a small gem. He hurried after, slipping his arms into his jerkin and shrugging it into settlement. Grace finished lacing up her jerkin and reached for her sword. A long, jagged scar, starting just below his right temple and ending somewhere beneath his jerkin, showed brightly against his dark skin. 1.1historical A man's close-fitting jacket, typically made of leather. Example sentencesExamples He wore a black leather jerkin over a white long sleeve shirt. The Bloody Sword ignored him pointedly and buckled his sword belt over his embroidered jerkin. What surprised Maria was their lack of armor, except for a few that wore hardened leather jerkins over their tunics. Instead of his robes, he wore a leather jerkin. The leather jerkin beneath her robe offered Kel a sense of security as she thought of those dangers. Origin Early 16th century: of unknown origin. Rhymes firkin, gherkin, merkin, Perkin Definition of jerkin in US English: jerkin nounˈjərkənˈdʒərkən 1A sleeveless jacket. Example sentencesExamples Cloaks, sashes, jerkins and gloves lined the very top shelf that went the width of the wardrobe. Digging a hand into his jerkin, Grenton pulled out some coins, barely taking the time to count them as he threw them on the table. She put on a leather vest with a leather jerkin when a voice came into her head. He threw the jerkin aside and kicked the trousers off. From the pouch tied to his jerkin, he pulled forth a small gem. The orange I had seen was the colour of his jerkin. She wore a leather jerkin over a green tunic and cowhide boots. A sleeveless, quilted jerkin might be all you need for extra warmth - or a large, woollen wrap instead of a coat. He wore a little jerkin with the words ‘Foto Espresso’ on the back and little phrases like ‘We send your photo email’ fading on the front. Grace finished lacing up her jerkin and reached for her sword. Agnes barely had enough concentration to focus on the jerkin she was mending. Turning to face her after hanging my jerkin upon the wall, I nodded. He hurried after, slipping his arms into his jerkin and shrugging it into settlement. What use is a spunky youth in a jerkin and tights against the likes of The Joker? He wore a black leather jerkin over a dark tunic, with a black belt and boots. She also decided to take woolen pants and jerkins as well as a thick lined jacket that was waterproofed. The bag contained a tunic, a cloth jerkin, a prayer book, and, strangely enough, a book of fairy tales. Shaking her head, Vela stuffed the note inside her jerkin and returned to her room. Kieran swallowed his mouthful of chicken and wiped his hands on his jerkin. A long, jagged scar, starting just below his right temple and ending somewhere beneath his jerkin, showed brightly against his dark skin. 1.1historical A man's close-fitting jacket, typically made of leather. Example sentencesExamples The Bloody Sword ignored him pointedly and buckled his sword belt over his embroidered jerkin. What surprised Maria was their lack of armor, except for a few that wore hardened leather jerkins over their tunics. The leather jerkin beneath her robe offered Kel a sense of security as she thought of those dangers. He wore a black leather jerkin over a white long sleeve shirt. Instead of his robes, he wore a leather jerkin. Origin Early 16th century: of unknown origin.
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