/ˌdʒæk.ˈliːn/ (JAK-lee-n)

Definitions

1. proper noun

a female given name, especially of French origin.

“She was named Jacqueline after her French grandmother.”

2. noun

a type of flower, especially the jacqueline flower (Desfontainia spinosa).

“The garden featured a variety of exotic flowers, including jacquelines.”

3. noun

a type of ship or boat, especially a small sailing vessel.

“The jacqueline sailed across the calm waters of the lake.”