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• n  a woman who jilts a lover
• v  cast aside capriciously or unfeelingly
  jilt a lover or a bride

• Most news junkies won't jilt it any time soon.
• General Don Miguel Primo de Rivera, 58, Prime Minister and Dictator of Spain, thoroughly jilted, last week, his 47-year-old fiancee (PTI, May 14) the Senorita Mercedes Castellanos .
• And when they jilt him, he rationalizes the rejection by spinning tales of conspiracy.

News & Articles

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• Morning Must Reads: July 18
  Obama’s last campaign: Inside the White House plan to sell Obamacare Here’s what Obama will say in his Obamacare speech today Assad may not be capable of winning back Syria, but his position is stronger than it has been in months David Ignatius: Syrian rebels get the jilt from America A meeting of Senate Republicans on Wednesday grew tense as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell told his ...
  July 18, 2013 - Swampland