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J, jaa, jai, jaii, jaw, jey, jie, judi, jy, jye,
J [dʒəɪ]
J, jye
n. The tenth letter of the alphabet.
J, jye
n. The tenth letter of the alphabet.
chabble, geeble, jab, jabbelt, jabbie, jabbie, jabbin, jabbl, jabble, jabblin, jabblin, jabblt, jabby, jabby, jaibelt, jaible, jape, japple, jeebble, jeebelt, jeeble, jeeble, jeeblt, jib, jibbelt, jibble, jibblin, jirble, jirblin, jirglin, joab, job, jobbie, jobbie, jobbin, jobby, jobe, jobie, joby, jowb, jyb,
jab [dʒab]
also job [dʒob, MN. dʒʌub]
n. A prick, the act of pricking, a prickle. A sharp blow, a cutting remark.
v. To prick sharply. To stab, pierce lightly.
also job [dʒob, MN. dʒʌub]
n. A prick, the act of pricking, a prickle. A sharp blow, a cutting remark.
v. To prick sharply. To stab, pierce lightly.
jabby, jobby
adj. Prickly.
adj. Prickly.
jabble [dʒabl, dʒebl, dʒɛbl]
also jibble [ˈdʒɪbəl, ˈdʒʌbəl]
n. A shaking of a liquid, a confusion of a liquid and its sediment. A weak watery mixture of tea or soup etc. A ripple on the surface of water, a choppy sea. Confusion, agitation. Also EC. intensive jirble [dʒɪrbl, dʒɛrbl] A small quantity of liquid poured out or spilled. A drop, a drip from a tap.
v. To agitate a liquid (carelessly) so as to cause spilling, to pour out unsteadily in small quantities, to splash. Of the seaː to become choppy. To confuse, jumble.
pt. pp. jabbelt adj. Confused, agitatiated. A ridiculously small quantity of liquid.
also jibble [ˈdʒɪbəl, ˈdʒʌbəl]
n. A shaking of a liquid, a confusion of a liquid and its sediment. A weak watery mixture of tea or soup etc. A ripple on the surface of water, a choppy sea. Confusion, agitation. Also EC. intensive jirble [dʒɪrbl, dʒɛrbl] A small quantity of liquid poured out or spilled. A drop, a drip from a tap.
v. To agitate a liquid (carelessly) so as to cause spilling, to pour out unsteadily in small quantities, to splash. Of the seaː to become choppy. To confuse, jumble.
pt. pp. jabbelt adj. Confused, agitatiated. A ridiculously small quantity of liquid.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jabbie, jobbie: NEC. Prickly plants like ceavers or brambles.
jabbin, jobbin: Pricking, stabbing, piercing.
jabblin, jibblin: Splashing etc.
jabbin, jobbin: Pricking, stabbing, piercing.
jabblin, jibblin: Splashing etc.
jackie, jaickie,
Jackie [ˈdʒakɪ]
dim. of Jaqueline or Joan.
dim. of Jaqueline or Joan.
jack, jacks, jaikie, jaiks, jaiks, jakes, jakes, jakie, jakis, jax, jaxis, jaykie,
jacks [dʒaks]
Also jakes [dʒeks]
n. pl. col. A privy.
dim. jakie
Also jakes [dʒeks]
n. pl. col. A privy.
dim. jakie
chaggie, jag, jagged, jagger, jagget, jaggie, jaggit, jaggy, jaig, jaiger, jaug, jauger, jauggie, jeg, jegger, jiggy, jog,
jag [dʒag]
n. A sharp, violent shake. A rut in a road causing a jolt.
v. To shake violently by sharp jerks, jolt. To bend or blow over, as the result of the force of the wind. To move with a sharp jerking motion. To bump.
pt. pp. jaggit
n. A sharp, violent shake. A rut in a road causing a jolt.
v. To shake violently by sharp jerks, jolt. To bend or blow over, as the result of the force of the wind. To move with a sharp jerking motion. To bump.
pt. pp. jaggit
jaggie [dʒage]
adj. Jerky.
adj. Jerky.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jagger [ˈdʒagər]: A sharp, violent shake.
chaggie, jag, jagged, jagger, jagget, jaggit, jagglie, jaggly, jaggy, jaiger, jauger, jeg jaggie, jegger, jugg, juggly, The_Jags,
jag [ˈdʒag]
n. A prickle, a thorn, something which causes a sting. A prick with a sharp instrument or thorn, a sharp blow, a prod.
v. To prick or pierce with a sharp instrument.
pt. pp. jaggit
n. A prickle, a thorn, something which causes a sting. A prick with a sharp instrument or thorn, a sharp blow, a prod.
v. To prick or pierce with a sharp instrument.
pt. pp. jaggit
jaggie
adj. Prickly, sharp-pointed, piercing.
adj. Prickly, sharp-pointed, piercing.
jaggly [dʒagle]
adj. Prickly, thorny.
adj. Prickly, thorny.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jagger [ˈdʒagər]: A thorn, a goad.
The Jags: Partick Thistle football club.
The Jags: Partick Thistle football club.
jackut, jaicket, jaickit, jaikad, jaiket, jaikit, jaisket, jecket, jeckit, jeekit, straicht-jaicket, straicht-jaiket, straight-jaicket, straitjaiket, strait-jaiket,
jaiket [ˈdʒekət, ˈdʒɛkət]
n. A jacket.
n. A jacket.
Compounds and phrases etc.
strait-jaiket: A strait-jacket.
widden jaiket: col. A coffin.
widden jaiket: col. A coffin.
jaiked, jaikey, jaikey$d, jaikie$d, jakeey, jakey, jakeyd, jakie, jakied,
jakie [ˈdʒeki]
n. sl. A down-and-out, a tramp, frequently drunk.
n. sl. A down-and-out, a tramp, frequently drunk.
jakied [ˈdʒekid]
adj. sl. Intoxicated, drunk.
adj. sl. Intoxicated, drunk.
chalouse, genuse, genuse, jaloose, jaloosed, jaloost, jalooze, jaloozed, jalous, jalouse, jaloused, jalousin, jalousit, jalouze, jalouzed, jaroose, jerouse,
jalouse [dʒəˈluːz]
v. To suspect, be suspicious of, to have doubts or suspicions about, To guess, surmise.
pt. pp. jaloused
v. To suspect, be suspicious of, to have doubts or suspicions about, To guess, surmise.
pt. pp. jaloused
Compounds and phrases etc.
jalousin: Suspecting, supposing.
cham, jam, jam$t, jamb, jambed, jamm, jamm$t, jammed, jammie, jammit, jammy, jumm,
jam [dʒam]
n. A jam. A preserve. I.Sh. A patch in a torn garment.
v. To squeeze, block up. To put someone into a quandary, to cause someone to be at a loss. To inconvenience, to corner in an argument, to occupy one's time to the exclusion of all else. I.Sh. To mend or patch.
pt. pp. jam't, jammed adj. Jammed, squeezed, blocked up. Preoccupied.
n. A jam. A preserve. I.Sh. A patch in a torn garment.
v. To squeeze, block up. To put someone into a quandary, to cause someone to be at a loss. To inconvenience, to corner in an argument, to occupy one's time to the exclusion of all else. I.Sh. To mend or patch.
pt. pp. jam't, jammed adj. Jammed, squeezed, blocked up. Preoccupied.
jammy
adj. Having the qualities of jam. Very lucky or profitable.
adj. Having the qualities of jam. Very lucky or profitable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
elbuck jam: MN. Runny jam.