jacks in Italian
jacks in Italian is aliossi — jacks means a children's game played by tossing and catching small metal or plastic pieces along with a ball.
jacks in Italian
aliossi
(games) A children's game involving picking up objects; knucklebones; jackstones.
What does "jacks" mean?
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noun A children's game played by tossing and catching small metal or plastic pieces along with a ball.
"The kids played jacks on the porch all afternoon."
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jacks in a sentence
- The kids played jacks on the porch all afternoon.
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What is "jacks" in Italian?
"jacks" in Italian is aliossi. jacks means: A children's game played by tossing and catching small metal or plastic pieces along with a ball.
How do you use "jacks" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids played jacks on the porch all afternoon." In Italian, "jacks" is aliossi.
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