1. A monk of the Order of St. Dominic; one of a revolutionary faction which took a prominent lead during the French revolution, and so called from their place of meeting being the monastery of the Jacobin monks; a turbulent demagogue; a hooded pigeon.

2. Pertaining to or resembling the Jacobins of France; holding revolutionary principles.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cobin,
• jacobie,
• jacobes,
• jacobe,
• jacobian,
• jacksin,
• jacon,
• jackin,
• cacodil,
• jacoban,
• jacoby,
• jackobin,
• jacboin,
• jaacobin,
• jaccobin,
• jakobin,
• jacobinc,
• jacobinnic,
• jacobinik,
• jacobia

• jacobean,
• jacobinic,
• jacobinism.

The adjective form of the word "jacobin" is "jacobinical".

The plural of the "jacobin" can be the "jacobins".

The singular of the "jacobin" can be the "jacobin".