Definition of jarhead in English:

jarhead

noun

US informal

A marine.
Example sentencesExamples
- The entire manner in which the heavily criticized Patriot Act was passed into law is enough to give even the most jingoistic jarhead reason to pause.
- I know what I meant, jarhead, I don't need the likes of you questioning my command of the language.
- After all, how could some jarhead Marine know more about any subject than the Washington Post?
- A lot is made in many movies of the physical training and the technical training that they experience in boot camp but I really think boot camp is to turn you into a jarhead.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US dialect, in the sense 'mule'): from jar¹ + head. The word originally referred to members of the US army, on account of the mule mascot of the Army football teams.

Definition of jarhead in US English:

jarhead

nounˈjärˌhed

US informal

A US Marine.
Example sentencesExamples
- After all, how could some jarhead Marine know more about any subject than the Washington Post?
- The entire manner in which the heavily criticized Patriot Act was passed into law is enough to give even the most jingoistic jarhead reason to pause.
- A lot is made in many movies of the physical training and the technical training that they experience in boot camp but I really think boot camp is to turn you into a jarhead.
- I know what I meant, jarhead, I don't need the likes of you questioning my command of the language.

Origin

Early 20th century (originally US dialect, in the sense ‘mule’): from jar + head. The word originally referred to members of the US army, on account of the mule mascot of the Army football teams.

单词	jarhead
释义	Definition of jarhead in English: jarhead noun US informal A marine. Example sentencesExamples The entire manner in which the heavily criticized Patriot Act was passed into law is enough to give even the most jingoistic jarhead reason to pause. I know what I meant, jarhead, I don't need the likes of you questioning my command of the language. After all, how could some jarhead Marine know more about any subject than the Washington Post? A lot is made in many movies of the physical training and the technical training that they experience in boot camp but I really think boot camp is to turn you into a jarhead. Origin Early 20th century (originally US dialect, in the sense 'mule'): from jar¹ + head. The word originally referred to members of the US army, on account of the mule mascot of the Army football teams. Definition of jarhead in US English: jarhead nounˈjärˌhed US informal A US Marine. Example sentencesExamples After all, how could some jarhead Marine know more about any subject than the Washington Post? The entire manner in which the heavily criticized Patriot Act was passed into law is enough to give even the most jingoistic jarhead reason to pause. A lot is made in many movies of the physical training and the technical training that they experience in boot camp but I really think boot camp is to turn you into a jarhead. I know what I meant, jarhead, I don't need the likes of you questioning my command of the language. Origin Early 20th century (originally US dialect, in the sense ‘mule’): from jar + head. The word originally referred to members of the US army, on account of the mule mascot of the Army football teams.
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