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English Wordbook/J

From The Anglish Moot

Staff J of the English Wordbook.

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janitor n caretaker
January n afteryule
Japan n Dawnland, Land of the Rising Sun
Japanese adj Dawnlandish
jar n pot
jargon n inkhorn, lorespeech, fieldspeech
jaundiced adj sallow (of colour)
jaw n chop, jowl, wang
Jehovah n Jock Tamson, God, Great Wright, Our Maker, Heavenly Father, Father of Man, Lord God, Life's Weaver, Drighten, Worldhaper, Glorywielder, Mightwielder
jewel n gemstone
job, odd n char, chare
job, second n bywork
join vb link, fit, fay
joint, limb n lith
joke n gag
jolly adj merry; (phr)full of beans,
journal n log, logbook, daybook, written log
journalism n logkeeping, logcraft, loggership, logmanship, logstership, newscraft
journalist n logger, logkeeper, logwriter
journey n fare, wayfare, trek, widsith
jovial adj blithe, blithesome, glad, gladsome, gleeful, happy, merry, mirthful, mirthloving, mirthquick
joy n list, mirth, merriness, gladness
judge vb deem
judge n deemer, deemster, lawlord
judgment n doom, deeming(s), ordeal (Old English ordāl, German Urteil, Dutch oordeel)
juice n sap, broth
juice vb ream
july n afterlithe, haymonth
jump vb leap, spring
june n erelithe, summermonth
junior adj younger, youth, young
jurisdiction n (legal) law(c.f. the danelaw), sake
just adj near, nigh; only; fair, right, upright, righteous
just adv only, but, nothing but, newly
justice n fairness, rightfulness, righteousness
Jutland n Yootland
juvenile adj young, childish, undereldth
juvenile n youngster, youth, stripling, frumbeardling