jacklight

English

Etymology

jack +‎ light. Probably from jack (“a male servant of any rank”), later associated with a boy servant or any boy, and later still with a knave: a rogue, thief, or deceitful man.
Possibly also related to Spanish jaque (“a bully”).

Noun

jacklight (plural jacklights)

A spotlight or lamp mounted on a car.
- 1931, William Faulkner, Sanctuary, Library of America, 1985, p.19:
  It was a long, low roadster, with a jacklight.

单词	jacklight
释义	jacklight English Etymology jack +‎ light. Probably from jack (“a male servant of any rank”), later associated with a boy servant or any boy, and later still with a knave: a rogue, thief, or deceitful man. Possibly also related to Spanish jaque (“a bully”). Noun jacklight (plural jacklights) A spotlight or lamp mounted on a car. 1931, William Faulkner, Sanctuary, Library of America, 1985, p.19: It was a long, low roadster, with a jacklight.
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