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Description:Perhaps from jerkwater town , where a steam locomotive crew had to take on boiler water from a trough or a creek because there was no water tank [Barnhart, OED]. However, it has now become acceptable in speech, although some older or more conservative people may object to its use jerk1 to move or cause to move with an irregular or spasmodic motion to throw, twist, pull, or push something abruptly or spasmodically tr often foll by out to utter words, sounds, etc in a spasmodic, abrupt, or breathless manner Show More an abrupt or spasmodic movement an irregular jolting motionthe car moved with a jerk Also called: This led s to an adjectival use of jerk as "inferior, insignificant. As an adjective from Show More jerk v.

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