Definitions:

1. A hard, typically green stone that is often used in jewelry or art pieces primarily in East Asia. NOUN
   • The museum's collection of jade artifacts was a treasure trove of ancient history.
2. A precious and durable gemstone known for its beautiful green hues, although it can also occur in shades of white, yellow, lavender, and black. NOUN
   • Her jade bracelet shimmered in shades of green and lavender under the sunlight.
3. As a color, refers to a shade of green, often associated with the gemstone, ranging from pale green to rich, vibrant tones. NOUN
   • She painted her kitchen walls a soothing jade green.
4. Historically, referred to a worn-out or ill-tempered horse, or as a derogatory term for a disreputable woman. NOUN
   • The olde jade could barely make it up the hill.
5. In mythology and spiritual contexts, is often considered a symbol of protection, wisdom, and prosperity in various cultures, particularly in Chinese philosophy, where it is linked to harmony and balance. NOUN
   • The jade amulet was said to protect its wearer from harm.
6. Means to tire or exhaust someone, typically from overwork or excessive activity. VERB
   • The long journey had jaded him, leaving him too tired to explore.

Synonyms:

• exhaust
• fatigue
• green
• jadestone
• loose woman
• weary

NearBy Words:

• jaded
• jadeite
• jadestone