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Meanings of yellow jack in English
An acute viral hemorrhagic disease transmitted by mosquitoes.
Russian
carangoides bartholomaei Portuguese
carangoides bartholomaei Catalan
carangoides bartholomaei Spanish
carangoides bartholomaei 
Usage of yellow jack in English
1
A lot of the boys in my company died of yellow jack.
2
Frightened maybe, because mutiny was as much feared as yellow jack.
3
The boys fear yellow jack like a rattlesnake.
4
It's worse than the yellow jack.
5
That fever, " yellow jack" as we used to call it, is truly one of the most dreadful scourges of the West Indies.
6
Thanks to this torrid climate, sangaree, and Yellow Jack, you're right, my boy.
7
And right then they were dying forty a day in Guayaquil of Yellow Jack.
8
They died like flies, what of Yellow Jack, pneumonia, the Spiggoties, and the railroad.
9
Then ' Yellow Jack' broke out, and the men began to fall sick and die.
10
You're up the Limpopo with Yellow Jack.
11
At last " Yellow Jack" was thundered out loud enough to awake his victims from the palisades.
12
We must not forget poor Molly-how nobly she braved Yellow Jack himself when the sick wanted her aid!
13
I'll gamble four dollars that there is not in the United States to-day a genuine case of Yellow Jack.
14
I expected to get a good deal of work out of the fellows before Yellow Jack carried them off.
15
"Papa, will the yellow jack come up the river this far?" asked Eliza.
16
"Oh yes you have; either cholera or small-pox or yellow jack."
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Translations for yellow jack
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