jactitation

[Lat. jactito, a double fre quantitation to that. 1. A to ing or shaking of the body; restle ne . 2. Vain boasting, vaunting. Jactitation of marriage: Eccles. Law : A term applied to a false pretension or claim to be married made by any one with a view to gain the reputation of being married. *Jăc-u-la-ble, a . [JACULATE.] Fit to be thrown. Jăc-u-lāte, v. t. [Latin jaculatus , pa. par. of jaculor = to throw a dart or javelin; jaculum =a dart; jacio =to throw.] To throw or dart out; to emit.