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The "o" in Jack-o'-lantern is a shortened form of "of." So "Jack-o'-lantern" originally meant "Jack of the lantern," referencing a light source made from a carved pumpkin or turnip.

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The "o" in Jack-o'-lantern is a shortened form of "of." So "Jack-o'-lantern" originally meant "Jack of the lantern," referencing a light source made from a carved pumpkin or turnip.

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the Jack o' lantern comes from Europe

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the jack lantern is when you cut the pumpkin and take all the things in it and put the light in it that called jack o lantern

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