‘let's have a _jar_ ’

‘If you fancy a _jar_ before the game, you could try The Arkles on Anfield Road, a large and usually packed pub with a telly and Cains bitter on draught. ...’

‘the train stopped without the slightest _jar_ ’

‘They tore up two of the rails, taking out the spikes, but leaving the rails in position, as they knew that the _jar_ of the train would be sufficient to throw them out of place.’

‘a large storage _jar_ ’

‘You can eat some immediately, but, as with most pickles, this one improves with time, stored in sterilised _jars_ .’

‘The door was on the _jar_ . I mounted the steps, that is as well as my trembling knees would allow, clutching at the balustrade between my swoonings.’

‘They locked the body of the deceased in a box on the fourth day after the murder, and, having left the garret door open and the street door on the _jar_ , one of the apprentices was told to call Nanny down to dinner, and to tell her that, if she promised to behave well in future, she would be no longer confined.’

‘a _jar_ of coffee’

‘She wants ‘that feminine touch,’ while I'm content with a _jar_ of pickles and a Giants game.’

‘the play's symbolism _jarred_ with the realism of its setting’

‘Likewise, editor A. Shreekar Prasad has skillfully interwoven the three plot lines and the film unwinds with great lucidity and no _jarring_ notes.’

‘a laugh which _jarred_ on the ears’

‘the difference in their background began to _jar_ ’

‘he _jarred_ the knee in training’

‘Not only will the ball generally finish only a few yards in front of you, hitting the ground behind the ball also _jars_ your body.’

‘the stick _jarred_ on the bottom of the pond’

‘The whole room _jarred_ as a sudden jolt reverberated up through the earth.’