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Word | Definition |
jabberwock | nonsense, gibberish |
jabiru | large tropical stork with massive bill |
jabot | lace frill worn on shirt or dress front |
jacana | long-toed tropical freshwater wading bird |
jacent | lying flat; sluggish |
jacinthe | orange colour |
jack | ship's flag flown from jack-staff at bow of vessel |
jack | medieval leather coat worn as armour |
jackanapes | impudent child; conceited fellow |
jack-block | pulley system for raising topgallant masts |
jack-cross-tree | single iron cross-tree at head of a topgallant mast |
jackstaff | short staff at ship's bow from which the jack is hoisted |
jackstay | iron or wooden bar running along yard of ship to which sails fastened |
jackyard | spar used to spread the foot of a gaff-topsail |
jacobin | extremist or radical in politics |
jaconet | stout cotton cloth |
jacquard | intricately-woven variegated fabric; loom for making jacquard |
jactancy | boastfulness, vainglory |
jactation | throwing; boasting |
jactitation | a tossing, twitching or jerking of the body; a false claim |
jacu | large South American game bird |
jaculation | the act of throwing or hurling |
jaculiferous | having arrow-like prickles |
jade | pitiful horse; a nag |
jagger | toothed chisel |
jaggery | coarse and dark sugar |
jailage | fee paid to jailer |
jaleo | lively Spanish dance |
jalouse | to suspect; to be jealous of |
jalousie | outside shutter with slats |
jamb | metal leg-armour |
jambeau | armour worn on the legs |
jambiya | curved dagger with two edges |
jamdani | fine Indian cotton cloth with woven flower pattern |
jampan | an Indian sedan chair |
jangada | crude log raft |
janiform | having two faces |
janitrix | a female janitor |
janizary | a follower or supporter |
janker | long pole on wheels for transporting logs |
jannock | outspoken; honest; outgoing |
jansky | unit of strength of radio wave emission |
japan | glossy black varnish or lacquer |
japanophilia | love or admiration for Japan or the Japanese |
jarabe | Mexican dance for male and female partners |
jararaca | poisonous Brazilian snake |
jardinière | container for displaying flowers |
jardon | callous or swelling on a horse's leg |
jargonaut | one who uses excessive jargon |
jargonelle | early pear |
jargoon | brilliant pale or colourless zircon |
jark | seal or insignia on a counterfeit document |
jarta | term of endearment |
jarvey | hackney-coach |
jaseran | fine chain mail jacket |
jaspe | cotton or rayon cloth with shaded effect |
jasper | to marble; to speckle |
jasperated | mottled; streaked with various colours |
jaspideous | of the nature of jasper |
jato | jet-assisted takeoff engine |
jaunce | to prance; to cause a horse to prance |
javanais | word alternation slang adding 'av' or 'va' to end of syllables |
javelot | small spear or javelin |
jawhole | cesspool; sewer entrance |
jaw-jaw | empty, sterile chatter |
jazzbo | slapstick comedy |
jazzetry | poetry read to jazz accompaniment |
jazzophone | musical instrument like a kazoo with a trumpet bell |
jebel | hill or mountain |
jecoral | of, like or pertaining to the liver |
jectigation | wagging, tremulous movement |
jeepable | able to be traversed by jeep |
jejunator | one who fasts |
jejune | lacking interest or significance; dull or insipid; dry; empty |
jellygraph | old device for copying that used a plate of jelly |
jemadar | an Indian police or customs officer |
jemmy | burglar's short crowbar |
jennet | small Spanish horse |
jenneting | early type of apple |
jentacular | of, like or pertaining to breakfast |
jeofail | official or legal acknowledgement of a mistake |
jerboa | nocturnal desert-dwelling jumping rodent |
jeremiad | prolonged complaint; angry or cautionary harangue; lamentation |
jerkinhead | truncated gable with a lipped roof |
jeroboam | large bottle for holding equivalent of 6 ordinary wine bottles |
jerque | to search for smuggled goods |
jersey | plain weft-knitted fabric of wool, cotton, nylon or silk |
jess | ringed strap tied to leg of falcon or hawk |
jessamy | yellow like a jasmine |
jessant | in heraldry, overlying |
jesserant | splinted armour |
jesuitical | cunning; quibbling |
jesuitocracy | government by Jesuits |
jetavator | control surface for deflecting rocket exhaust |
jeton | stamped metal token used in card-playing or reckoning accounts |
jettatura | the evil eye |
jib | small triangular sail extending from the head of the foremast |
jibboom | spar forming an extension of the bowsprit |
jibe | to change a ship's course to make the boom shift sides |
jiboya | boa constrictor |
jiffy | unit of time used in computing equal to 1/100 second; any small unit of time |
jigamaree | a thingamajig; a cunning manoeuvre |
jiggermast | aftermost mast of a four-masted ship |
jiggery-pokery | deceptive or manipulative humbug |
jiggumbob | a thingamabob; a gadget; a whatsit; a gewgaw |
jimswinger | a frock coat |
jink | to move quickly with sudden turns and shifts |
jinker | light horse-drawn passenger carriage |
jitney | small passenger vehicle |
jitterbug | jazz dance featuring vigorous acrobatic feats |
jive | fast dance done to jazz or swing music |
jnana | knowledge obtained through meditation |
jobation | tedious scolding |
jobbernowl | a blockish or stupid head |
jobbery | the conduct of public business for private gain |
jocko | a chimpanzee |
jockteleg | large clasp knife |
jocose | merry; characterized by joking |
jocoserious | half in jest; half serious |
joculator | professional jester or minstrel |
joggle | tooth or pin to prevent surfaces from slipping |
joinder | legal uniting or joining |
jointure | property granted to wife for use after husband's death |
joist | beam supporting boards of a floor or laths of a ceiling |
jolley | guide for fixing a pottery mould for plates |
jollyboat | small boat kept hoisted at ship's stern |
jolterhead | clumsy oaf; blockhead |
jongleur | wandering minstrel |
jordan | a chamberpot |
jorum | large bowl containing drinks |
joss | luck, fate |
jota | fast Spanish folk dance in triple time |
jougs | iron collar attached to post and put around neck as punishment |
jounce | to bump or jolt |
jovialist | a convivial person |
jow | to ring a bell; a stroke of a bell |
juba | dance with clapping and leg slapping performed by Southern blacks |
jubate | maned; having or possessing a mane |
jubbah | long loose outer garment worn by Muslims |
jube | ornamental choir-screen |
jubilarian | one who celebrates a jubilee, especially a priest, monk, or nun |
jubilate | the third Sunday after Easter |
jud | mass of coal ready for final removal |
judder | strong vibration in an aircraft |
judicature | power of dispensing justice by trial |
judogi | jacket and trousers worn by practitioner of judo |
jug | sound of the nightingale |
jugate | side by side; in pairs; overlapping |
juggins | a simpleton |
juglandaceous | of, like or pertaining to walnuts |
jugulate | to cut the throat of |
julep | sweetened and often medicated drink |
jumar | mountaineering clip that grips rope when weight is applied |
jumart | impossible mythical offspring of a cow and donkey |
jumbal | thin crisp sweet cake |
jumboism | admiration for large things |
jumelle | paired or twinned article; opera-glasses |
jumentous | like a horse |
juncaceous | of, like or pertaining to rushes |
junco | North American finch |
juntocracy | government by a junta |
jupon | sleeveless jacket worn beneath a hauberk |
jural | of, like or pertaining to the law |
juramentum | oath |
jurant | taking an oath; one who takes an oath |
jurat | memorandum at end of affidavit showing to whom it was sworn |
juratory | of, like or pertaining to an oath |
jure | by law |
jurel | coastal fish of southern United States |
jurimetrics | application of scientific methods to legal problems |
jurisconsult | legal expert |
jurymast | mast erected on ship in place of one lost |
jus | law; legal right |
jussive | expressing a command |
justiciar | administrator of justice; supreme judge |
jutty | projecting part of a wall |
juvenal | a youth; young bird's plumage |
juvenescent | becoming youthful |
juvenilia | works of one's youth; early works of an artist or author |
juxtapositive | indicating juxtaposition |
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