jacob

(ja’kob), n. [A particular use of the per- of Society of Friends of the Constitution, and sonal name Jacob, ¢ LL. Jacobus, ¢ Gr. ’IdxwBoc, ealled Jacobins from the Jacobin convent in Jacob: see jack1.] The starling, Sturnus vul- Paris in which they met. The club originally in garis. [Loeal, Eng.] cluded many of the moderate leaders of the revolution, but