jar

US /dʒɑːr/
UK /dʒɑːr/
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1.

a cylindrical container made of glass or clay, typically having a wide mouth and no handles, used for storing food or other items

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She filled the jar with homemade jam.
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He keeps his coins in a large glass jar.
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containerpotcanistervessel
1.

send a painful or unpleasant shock through (someone or something)

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The sudden stop jarred the passengers forward.
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The loud noise jarred my nerves.
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joltshakerattledisturbupset
2.

be incongruous or in conflict

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His casual attire jarred with the formal setting.
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The bright colors jarred against the muted tones of the room.
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clashconflictdisagreediscordgrate
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jarringcookie jar