Question

BALL THE JACK

Accepted Answer

Speed up. Go fast. This phrase came from the American rail industry, in which a train was nicknamed a "jack," while"highball" meant to proceed.

A: "Come on Tom, pick up the pace, ball the jack, let's move!"

B: "Ugh, I can't run any faster this early in the morning!"

Front	BALL THE JACK
Back	Speed up. Go fast. This phrase came from the American rail industry, in which a train was nicknamed a "jack," while"highball" meant to proceed. A: "Come on Tom, pick up the pace, ball the jack, let's move!" B: "Ugh, I can't run any faster this early in the morning!"

Ball Jack Speed Up. Go Fast. This Phrase Came From The American Rail Industry, In Which A Train Was Nicknamed A "Jack," While"Highball" Meant To Proceed A: "Come On Tom, Pick Up The Pace, Ball The Jack, Let's Move!" B: "Ugh, I Can't Run Any Faster This Early In The Morning