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Discover LudwigThe phrase "jacked with" is not correct or usable in standard written English.
However, it can be used informally in spoken English as a slang term meaning to tease or annoy someone. For example: "Stop jacking with me - I'm trying to work!".
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On weekends, ravenous and puckered, he got a smoothie, jacked with protein, just to keep him off life support.
It helped that Mr. Finn performed each song as if he were being jacked with electrical current.
The problem is that many of the new, popular, time-saving breakfast foods – such as cereal bars – are often of dubious nutritional value and almost always jacked with sugar and salt.
I let my daughter play with the toy that jacked with Jack and Jill.
If possible, find the most regional source for your popcorn (assuming you can afford it - the corn ethanol boom, of course, has jacked with our corn-laden food supply, sent prices soaring), and increased concerns about genetically-modified kernels.
Try to find a navy blue collared jacked with the collar lined in white.
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I was coming home jacked off with rugby.
Okay, let's jack it with the Fox News Sunday panel of Bill Kristol and Dennis Kucinich and Kim Strassel and Juan Williams.
Declarer took East's jack with his ace and played the diamond ten.
"But JACK, with nametags you can so easily be identified," I tell him.
Rangers fans are historically Protestant and wear their Union Jacks with pride.
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