Jar and Spring

Jar

Jar noun - A forceful coming together of two things.

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Spring and jar are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spring" instead a noun "Jar".

Nearby Word: jarful

Spring noun - An act of leaping into the air.

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Jar and spring are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jar" instead a noun "Spring".

old	old jar	old spring
similar	similar jar	similar spring
single	single jar	single spring
small	small jar	small spring
Other adjectives: actual, large, huge, living, new, cursed, last, different, nearby, giant.

The Marquess of Watersford in The Curious Case of Spring-Heeled Jack ended up a brain in a jar, which was placed in the skull of an orangutan so that he can walk around.

Source: Brain in a Jar
The Jar of Souls event in Diablo III has a response line from all of the player characters worthy of the Admiral himself, but the Witch Doctors suggest that they willingly spring the trap in order to free the souls contained in the jar from their torment.

Source: Trap Is the Only Option
Demonic Possession: The Big Bad of Jinx High tries crossing this trope with Soul Jar — the plan is to summon three demons and bind them into the electric guitars used by the band playing at Spring Prom.

Source: Literature / Diana Tregarde

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