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1. Jacobs staff
noun.
Desert
shrub
of
southwestern
United
States
and
Mexico
having
slender
naked
spiny
branches
that
after
the
rainy
season
put
forth
foliage
and
clusters
of
red
flowers.
Synonyms
Fouquieria splendens
vine cactus
genus Fouquieria
coachwhip
ocotillo
Fouquieria
candlewood
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2. Jacobs
noun.
English
writer
of
macabre
short
stories
(1863-1943).
Synonyms
W. W. Jacobs
William Wymark Jacobs
3. Jacobs
noun.
Dutch
physician
who
opened
the
first
birth
control
clinic
in
the
world
in
Amsterdam
(1854-1929).
Synonyms
Aletta Jacobs
4. Jacobs
noun.
United
States
writer
and
critic
of
urban
planning
(born
in
1916).
Synonyms
Jane Jacobs
5. staff
noun.
(ˈstæf)
Personnel
who
assist
their
superior
in
carrying
out
an
assigned
task.
Synonyms
newsroom
staff member
research staff
sales staff
personnel
maintenance staff
office staff
headquarters staff
office
force
general staff
staffer
security staff
service staff
Antonyms
straight line
straighten
take
woman
juvenile
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. staff
verb.
(ˈstæf)
Provide
with
staff.
Synonyms
cater
man
ply
provide
supply
Antonyms
draftee
black
white
disjoin
kern
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. staff
noun.
(ˈstæf)
A
strong
rod
or
stick
with
a
specialized
utilitarian
purpose.
Synonyms
flagstaff
baton
pikestaff
shepherd's crook
distaff
quarterstaff
crutch
alpenstock
flagpole
stick
crook
Antonyms
employer
civilian
pull
attract
repulsion
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
8. staff
noun.
(ˈstæf)
The
body
of
teachers
and
administrators
at
a
school.
Synonyms
faculty
body
professor
prof
school
Antonyms
detach
dislodge
unfasten
move
travel
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. staff
noun.
(ˈstæf)
A
rod
carried
as
a
symbol.
Synonyms
symbol
wand
crosier
crozier
verge
mace
tipstaff
sceptre
scepter
Antonyms
repel
push
refrain
decompress
masculine
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
10. staff
noun.
(ˈstæf)
Building
material
consisting
of
plaster
and
hair;
used
to
cover
external
surfaces
of
temporary
structure
(as
at
an
exposition)
or
for
decoration.
Synonyms
building material
Antonyms
female
volunteer
Etymology
staff (English)
stæf (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
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