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judeecious, judeicious,
judeecious [dʒ(j)uˈdiʃəs]
adj. Judicious.
adj. Judicious.
jeece, jeecey, jeese, jeesey, jeesie, jeesy, jiss, jissy, joice, jooce, juice, juicy,
juice [dʒøs, dʒɪs]
n. Juice.
n. Juice.
juicy [ˈdʒɪsɪ]
adj. Juicy.
adj. Juicy.
forejidged, forejidged, forejidged, forejidged, forejuidged, forejuidged, forjidget, forjidget, forjuidged, forjuidged, forjuidgit, forjuidgit, jeedge, jeedgement, jeedges, jeedgin, jidge, jidgement, jidgin, joodge, joodgin, judgement, juidge, juidged, juidgement, juidges, juidgin, prejudge, prejuidge,
juidge [S. I. dʒødʒ, dʒydʒ, C. dʒɪdʒ, N. dʒidʒ, dʒudʒ]
n. A judge.
v. To judge.
pt. pp. juidged
n. A judge.
v. To judge.
pt. pp. juidged
Compounds and phrases etc.
forjuidged: Extremely fatigued, as good as dead.
forejuidged: Prejudged.
juidgement: Judgement.
juidgement day: Judgement day.
juidgin: Judging.
prejuidge: To affect unfavourably, work to the prejudice of, injure, harm, damage, hinder, interfere with.
forejuidged: Prejudged.
juidgement: Judgement.
juidgement day: Judgement day.
juidgin: Judging.
prejuidge: To affect unfavourably, work to the prejudice of, injure, harm, damage, hinder, interfere with.
jeen, Jeun, jin, Juin, june, Junii, Juny,
Juin [dS. I. ʒøn, dʒyn, C. dʒɪn, N. dʒin]
n. June.
n. June.
Compounds and phrases etc.
a Juin day and a Januar nicht: A circumlocution for never.
gipe, gyp, gype, jeep, jeup, jeup, joop, joopie, joup, jub, juip, juipie, jup, jupe, jupp, sken-joop, skin_juip,
juip [dʒøp, dʒyp, dʒup, N. dʒip]
n. A loose tunic, jacket or coat. A shirt, under-shirt or jerkin. A smock, a petticoat.
dim. juipie
n. A loose tunic, jacket or coat. A shirt, under-shirt or jerkin. A smock, a petticoat.
dim. juipie
Compounds and phrases etc.
skin juip: An oilskin.
cheust, chist, choost, chuist, chust, dist, doost, duist, iist, jaist, jeest, jeestice, jeestifee, jeestifee$d, jeestifeed, jeestifiet, jest, jeust, jis, jiss, jist, joost, joostice, jost, jöst, juisifie, juiss, juist, juistice, juistifee, juistifee$d, juistifie, juistify, jus, jüst, justifie, justify, jyst, onjuist, oonjeest, oonjust, oonjustice, unjuist, unjuistice,
juist [S. I. dʒøst, dʒyst, dyst, SW. dʒust, dust, C. U. dʒɪst, dɪst, N. dʒist]
adv. Just, really, quite, absolutely, simply all implying no less than.
adv. Just, really, quite, absolutely, simply all implying no less than.
Compounds and phrases etc.
juistice: Justice.
juistifee: v. To do justice upon, to punish. pt. pp. juistifee'd
unjuist: Unjust.
unjuistice: Injustice.
juistifee: v. To do justice upon, to punish. pt. pp. juistifee'd
unjuist: Unjust.
unjuistice: Injustice.
choot, choots, jeet, jeetelt, jeetle, jeetled, jeets, jeut, jeuts, jiddle, jiddlin, jiddlin, jittle, joots, juit, juitelt, juitle, juitled, juitlin, juits, jute, jutel, jutelt, jutes,
juit [dʒøt, dʒyt, C. dʒɪt, MN. dʒit, dʒut]
Usually pl. juits Weak or sour ale, dead liquor, bad or sedimentary whisky. Any insipid drink, dregs.
Usually pl. juits Weak or sour ale, dead liquor, bad or sedimentary whisky. Any insipid drink, dregs.
juitle
n. A dash or splash of liquid.
v. To tipple. Of liquid: to be weak. To splash over, overflow, to spill over by shaking.
pt. pp. juitelt adj. Tipsy, very tired.
n. A dash or splash of liquid.
v. To tipple. Of liquid: to be weak. To splash over, overflow, to spill over by shaking.
pt. pp. juitelt adj. Tipsy, very tired.
Compounds and phrases etc.
juitlin: Playing around with water. Meddlesome, footling.
Jooly, Juilie, Julaai, Julai, Juleh, Julie, Jullie,
Julie [ˈdʒuli]
n. July.
n. July.
dulk, gulk, julk,
julk [I.Sh. dʒʌlk]
v. To squelch.
v. To squelch.
jumm,
jumm [dʒʌm]
n. The deep hollow moan made by the sea when dashing on rocks in a storm.
n. The deep hollow moan made by the sea when dashing on rocks in a storm.