1825, "a thrust or poke with the point of something," from jab (v.). Meaning "a punch with the fist" is from 1889. Sense of "injection with a hypodermic needle," once bel [..]

1813, "to thrust or strike with a point," a Scottish variant of job "to strike, pierce, thrust," from Middle English jobben "to jab, thrust, peck" (c. 1500), a word of un [..]

$100 worth of heroine, a dozen bags

12 blows (one blow is about .2 of a gram of heroin, which are sold in either small bags or folded up tin foils). One blow is usually $10. A jab is a deal for 12 blows at $100. Sometimes it can be 13 b [..]

In boxing/martial arts: a technique done by the foremost bodily weapon (99% of the time, the foremost fist). The strike is linear and the power is not the best stopping technique due to limited displa [..]

A short form of the word hijab; a towel-like object the muslims wear. It can also refer to a person who wears a (hi)jab.

A vaccination, or a straight punch. Direct and to the point. Concise.

("jab stroke") a jerky, unrhythmic stroke (usually putting, but can be seen in other short game strokes as well) most commonly involving abrupt contractions of muscles in the fingers [..]

Jab is the designation for a special putting stroke. It is usually short but at the same time quick and commonly it can also be erratic.

a sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow); "he warned me with a jab with his finger"; "he made a thrusting motion with his fist" poke or thrust abrup [..]

   A putting stroke that is short, quick, and, often, erratic.

This is a type of putting

A short, quick, and possibly erratic, putting stroke.

to poke or stab at something suddenly

(n) a sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow)(n) a quick short straight punch(n) the act of touching someone suddenly with your finger or elbow(v) poke or thrust abruptly(v) strike or punch with quick [..]

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[jab] Jab is an informal term for injection.

A term used by the older generation street fighter players which stands for 'light punch'.