jekyll
/ˈdʒɛkɪl/Definitions
1. proper noun
a Scottish island in the Inner Hebrides, famous for its association with Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel ‘The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’.
“The island of Jekyll is a popular tourist destination in Scotland.”
2. noun
a person with a dual personality, typically having a good and an evil side.
“The detective suspected that the serial killer was actually a Jekyll with a split personality.”
3. noun
a mixture of two liquids or substances that do not normally mix, especially oil and water.
“The scientist mixed two liquids to create a Jekyll, which separated into distinct layers.”
4. verb
to separate or mix two substances in such a way that they do not normally mix.
“The engineer tried to Jekyll the mixture, but it still refused to separate.”