A file name extension that identifies a compressed JAR (Java Archive) file. Note: By changing the .jar extension to .zip, you can use popular extraction tools such as PKZIP or WINZIP to look at a .jar file’s contents. See also compressed file, JAR, PKZIP, .zip.

Acronym for Java Archive file. JAR files allow Java developers to efficiently deploy Java classes and their associated resources. The elements in a JAR file are compressed just as in a standard zip file. JAR files include a security mechanism and a special META-INF directory that contains administrative information about the contents of the files. Using a combination of a digital signature and the META-INF data, JAR files can be signed to ensure authenticity and security. See also .jar.
Platform-independent file format tat aggregates many files into one.

Množina: jars

1. A wide-mouthed vessel (usually cylindrical) without handles.
2. The quantity contained in a jar; SYN. jarful.

1. To place in a jar.
2. To shock physically; SYN. shake up, bump around.

Množina: jar of jams

Množina: Jarabuluses

Town N Syria on the Euphrates near Turkish border.

Množina: Jarbahs

Jerba.

Množina: jardinières

Container for displaying flowers.
(French) ornamental flower stand.

Množina: jargons

Specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject.
Language that is technical, highly specialized, and understood mainly by those expert in a particular field.
Jargon is often also known as gobbledygook/gobbledegook and is subcategorized as, for example, bureaucratese and officialese (the usage of bureaucrats and officials), journalese (the languages of newspapers), and medicalese (the often impenetrable usage of doctors), and so on. In writing, jargon may be highly formal, whereas in speech it often contains slang expressions.

1. Twitter, warble
2. Jargonize

Množina: jargonaphasias

Množina: jargonelles

Early pear.

Jargonistic.

Characterized by the use of jargon; phrased in jargon.