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Sample words: JAB, JAM, JAN, JAR, JAS, JET, JOB, JUS, JOTTY, JUKED, JERKIER, JEWFISH, JUPE, JAGGY, JOWLS, JUDOGIS.
Words Starting With J word list, defined
- JAB /dʒæb/ · verb and noun
- To jab means to make a quick, sharp thrust or poke with a finger, object, or part of the body. As a noun, a jab is a quick punch, thrust, or poke. Related: poke, prod, thrust, punch.
- JAM /dʒæm/ · noun, verb
- A thick fruit preserve made by boiling fruit with sugar until it sets. By extension, the word refers to obstructions, informal predicaments, and improvised musical sessions; as a verb, it means to squeeze, pack, obstruct, or interfere with something. Related: preserve, jelly, congestion, blockage.
- JAR /dʒɑːr/ (British); /dʒɑr/ (US) · noun, verb
- A jar is a rigid, usually wide-mouthed container, often made of glass or pottery, used for holding liquids, preserves, or other substances. As a verb, it means to jolt, shake, or shock someone or something, especially abruptly or unpleasantly. Related: container, vessel, pot, crock.
- JET /dʒɛt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a jet is a narrow, fast-moving stream of liquid or gas, a jet aircraft, or a hard, black form of jet used in jewellery. As a verb, it means to issue or spray liquid, gas, or another substance in a narrow, forceful stream. Related: stream, squirt, spurt, aircraft.
- JOB /dʒɒb/ (British); /dʒɑːb/ (US) · noun, verb
- As a noun, a piece of paid work, a position or occupation, or a task that must be completed. As a verb, to employ someone in a job, or to undertake work for payment. Related: occupation, position, employment, role.
- JUS /dʒʌs/ · noun
- In law, a right, power, or authority; also the law itself. In culinary usage, especially in British English, it means juice or the liquid produced during cooking. Related: right, law, authority, power.
- JOTTY /ˈdʒɒti/ (British); /ˈdʒɑːti/ (US) · adjective
- Small in size or amount; of little significance. Related: tiny, small, insignificant, trifling.
- JUKED /dʒuːkt/ · verb
- To move suddenly or jostle, especially in order to get ahead of someone or make room. In a less common sense, to cheat or swindle. Related: jostle, juke, bump, shove.
- JERKIER /ˈdʒɜːrkiə(r)/ · adjective
- More jerky, especially moving or operating in abrupt, irregular jolts. It can also describe food that is tougher or less tender than expected. Related: more uneven, more jolting, more spasmodic, rougher.
- JEWFISH /dʒuːfɪʃ/ · noun
- A common name for several marine fishes, especially the Australian jewfish, Spondyliosoma cantharus, a robust, commercially fished fish of the family Sparidae. In some regional usage, the name refers more broadly to various fishes known for firm white flesh and tough, prominent scales. Related: John dory, white trevally, snapper.
- JUPE /dʒuːp/ · noun
- A skirt or lower garment. In heraldry, the skirt-like lower part of a suit of armour. Related: skirt, petticoat, overskirt, flounce.
- JAGGY /ˈdʒæɡi/ · adjective
- Having sharp, uneven edges or an irregular, saw-toothed outline. The word is an informal variant of “jagged.” Related: jagged, uneven, serrated, toothed.
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