How Do You Spell JACKET?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈakɪt] (IPA)

The word "jacket" is spelled with the phoneme /dʒækɪt/, which represents the sound of the letter 'j' followed by the short 'a' sound, and ending with the 'k' and 't' sounds respectively. The letter 'c' is silent in this word as it is not pronounced. The proper spelling is important when it comes to written communication, as it ensures that the word is correctly understood by the reader. Thus, it is essential to pay attention to the spelling of words when conveying information.

JACKET Meaning and Definition

1. A jacket refers to a garment worn on the upper body, typically extending from the shoulders to the waist or hips. It is designed to provide warmth, protection, and sometimes style. Jackets come in various styles, sizes, and materials to accommodate different weather conditions and fashion preferences.

   The primary function of a jacket is to provide insulation and shield the wearer from the cold or adverse weather conditions. It often features long sleeves and a front opening that can be fastened with buttons, zippers, or snaps. Additionally, jackets may have collars, hoods, or pockets to enhance their functionality and practicality.

   The choice of material for jackets is vast, ranging from heavy fabrics like wool and leather for colder climates to lighter options such as cotton or polyester for moderate temperatures or fashion purposes. Some jackets are also treated with waterproof or windproof coatings to protect the wearer from rain or strong winds.

   Beyond their protective nature, jackets have become a staple in fashion, with countless designs and styles available. They can vary from casual and sporty jackets for everyday wear to more formal and tailored options suitable for professional or elegant occasions.

   In summary, a jacket is a versatile outer garment worn on the upper body for warmth, protection, and style. It comes in different styles and materials to cater to various climates, occasions, and fashion preferences.

2. A fixed bandage applied around the body in order to immobilize the spine and prevent further deformity in Pott's disease; it is made usually of plaster of Paris; called also Sayre's jacket.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

3. A homely substitute for a coat of mail; a short loose coat terminating at the waist.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for JACKET *

• jaket 69.117647%
• jakcet 4.4117647%
• jecket 4.4117647%
• jackit 2.9411764%
• jacjet 2.9411764%
• jacke 1.4705882%
• jackest 1.4705882%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for JACKET

• acked
• janked
• kicket
• backt
• jackes
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• lactet
• Lascket
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• jakkit
• Jackqu

Etymology of JACKET

The word "jacket" originated from the Middle English word "jakett" or "jaquet", which itself came from the Old French word "jaquet". The French term referred to a short, lightweight tunic or coat worn by knights over their armor in the 14th and 15th centuries. This medieval garment was also known as a "jack", which was derived from the Old French word "jaque" meaning a coat of mail or armor. Eventually, the term "jacket" evolved to describe various types of outerwear garments that are shorter and lighter compared to coats.

Similar spelling words for JACKET

• Pilot-jacket,
• Jugata,
• JHCAAD,
• WJCT,
• dust-jacket,
• jkt48,
• JCDU,
• GECDY,
• HJCD,
• jackpot,
• JCCAD,
• jack,
• JCD&E,
• jaghatai,
• JCOET,
• JHCD,
• donkey-jacket,
• JCTW,
• giggit,
• polka-jacket,
• life-jacket,
• jayakody,
• GEOCAT,
• blue-jacket,
• JCD,
• jct.,
• denim-jacket,
• jocote,
• JHCT,
• Jockeyed,
• jagat,
• JCCT,
• Caked,
• jauked,
• jeugd,
• jiggety,
• Joked,
• GEKT,
• jagt,
• dinner-jacket,
• gecked,
• HJUHCD,
• cork-jacket,
• GEACT,
• jakati,
• jacked,
• JOGD,
• gigged,
• JGWTU,
• Jacquetta,
• JACCD,
• racket,
• thousand-jacket,
• jacott,
• JOCAT,
• JIGDO,
• Jugged,
• jacket-like,
• jacquot,
• JCDHE,
• Monkey-jacket,
• jigot,
• Jacquet,
• JACAD,
• Jakatta,
• jagoda,
• jackdaw,
• jakti,
• JCUDI,
• Gigget,
• JQUAD,
• jack wood,
• JCAEDE,
• packet,
• jacada,
• JKTU,
• Jackette,
• JUCD,
• jagd,
• Jokde-an,
• jaquet,
• JKD,
• gigot,
• gewgawed,
• shooting-jacket,
• Jackwood,
• book-jacket,
• WWJGD,
• hacking-jacket,
• gekkota,
• jacked-up,
• Jakwood,
• GIQD,
• GIGATT,
• jagdeo,
• Giggot,
• JAACD,
• jaked,
• jagged,
• Steam-jacket,
• Shell-jacket,
• Strait-jacket,
• leather-jacket,
• JKDT,
• jagatai,
• Juckett,
• JUGHEAD,
• jacot,
• JC2WTA,
• JHCAAT,
• gigawatt,
• JCT,
• Jaskot,
• jackett,
• jagode,
• Jogged,
• pea-jacket,
• Jacketta,
• GECOT,
• out-jockeyed,
• JKT,
• JCAAD,
• jagaed,
• geekout,
• jockette,
• juked,
• JCWDE,
• Jacodi,
• Jacquette,
• JECTE,
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• JCDT,
• jooked,
• jagoite,
• Jigged,
• geeked,
• jouked,
• JCUTE,
• sub-jugate,
• jigget,
• sports-jacket,
• JQT,
• jugate,
• JUCDA,
• bed-jacket.

Plural form of JACKET is JACKETS

Conjugate verb Jacket

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

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CONDITIONAL PRESENT

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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

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FUTURE

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FUTURE PERFECT

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IMPERATIVE

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NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to jacket

PAST

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PAST CONTINUOUS

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PAST PARTICIPLE

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PRESENT PARTICIPLE

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PRESENT PERFECT

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it jacket

SIMPLE PAST

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