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Jupiter
/ˈdʒuːpɪtər/
Definition
1
The largest planet in the Solar System, fifth from the Sun, a gas giant known for its prominent Great Red Spot and numerous moons.
2
In Roman mythology, the king of the gods and ruler of the sky, equivalent to the Greek Zeus, often depicted wielding thunderbolts.
Examples
Astronomers spent hours debating if Jupiter's swirling storms are just the planet's way of throwing a cosmic rave.
My uncle claims his new grill is so powerful, it channels the thunderbolts of Jupiter himself.
Jupiter's got more moons than a reality TV star has exes, and they're all just orbiting in dramatic chaos.
In ancient times, folks consulted Jupiter for wisdom; today, we'd probably just ask Siri.