jab|jabs in English

noun

[dʒæb]

thrust, poke; quick punch, blow; injection (British Slang)

Use "jab|jabs" in a sentence

1. Brawling Jab: Deal 10 damage if Brawling Jab hits

2. The boy received a jab.

3. Private doctors Clamouring for Covid jabs: union

4. European countries to resume AstraZeneca jabs after safety Backing

5. You'll need some jabs if you're going to Egypt.

6. That wasn't just a jab, Marci.

7. They simply wanted to jab Clinton.

8. When did you have your TB jab?

9. But they set up my left jab.

10. Scott gave him a sharp left jab to the ribs.

11. The left jab was a quick learn.

12. Did you have a flu jab this year?

13. Council members took jabs and butted heads and bit off ears, figuratively speaking.

14. He gave me a jab with his finger.

15. He neatly fended off a jab at his chest.

16. He saw Gazzer's fingers jab ferociously into Simon's face.

17. Typically, rap Beefs don't extend beyond disses on tracks and jabs via social media

18. Jab amendment ratify ho jayega, phir ham uspar aage chalenge.

19. Aaj se nahin jab se yeh resolution aa rahe hain.

20. 16 The boxer was floored by a punishing left jab.

21. Occasionally he would jab futilely at a passing luminous trail.

22. His left jab might have been the cleanest scoring punch of the entire championships.

23. She jabs him with her stinger, and he goes as limp as a boned fish.

24. It's a routine vaccination programme, sort of having a flu jab.

25. Ajman UAE Covid Vaccine: Over 800 Ajman municipality staff receive jab