Jabbed [noun]

It has distributed jabs of the vaccine outside of clinical trials in China for months, and Indonesia used Sinovac’s vaccine on Wednesday to launch a massive campaign to vaccinate 181 million people.

Now, its trial participants in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhopal allege that they were not informed that the jab would be given to them as part of a clinical trial.

In starting its ambitious campaign on Wednesday to vaccinate over 180 million people in the next 15 months, Indonesia will join a host of countries across the globe in rolling out jabs that could help end the devastating pandemic.

Front-line workers are receiving the jab all over the country.

People over the age of 80, care-home staff and health workers who are at highest risk of illness will be first to receive jabs, according to a statement from England’s National Health Service.

Some of the supers jabbed me pretty hard, among them Babe Durgon, who delighted in tormenting me.

“Picturesque old nuisance,” he said, and jabbed at his scalp with his pencil as though he meant to puncture his skull.

Quick as a flash he pulled off and jabbed three prongs of his horns deep into the other's side.

Instinctively he jabbed a short back-stroke with the end of the axe-handle, and caught one of his assailants in the belly.

He checked the seals on all the other tubes first, then jabbed the air-lock override release.