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jackas - n. 1 a male ass. 2 a stupid person. ...
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jab - v. & n. tr. (jabbed, jabbing) 1 a poke roughly. b stab. 2 (foll. by into) thrust...
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jakass - n. 1 a male ass. 2 a stupid person. ...
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jagur - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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jacass - n. 1 a male ass. 2 a stupid person. ...
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jaugar - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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jaundice - n. & v. 1 Med. a condition with yellowing of the skin or whites of the eyes, | |
japenese - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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jackpot - orig. in a form of poker with two jacks as minimum to open ...
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jackss - n. 1 a male ass. 2 a stupid person. ...
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japen - n. & v. 1 a hard usu. black varnish, esp. of a kind brought ...
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jato - n. (pl. -os) Aeron. 1 jet-assisted take-off. 2 an auxiliary power unit providing...
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jaket - n. & v. 1 a a sleeved short outer garment. b a thing worn esp. round the torso for...
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Jain - n. & adj. an adherent of a non-Brahminical Indian ...
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Jacobin - ME f. F f. med.L Jacobinus f. eccl.L Jacobus]...
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jankers - orig. unkn.]...
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jabberwocky - n. (pl. -ies) a piece of nonsensical writing or speech, esp. for comic effect. [title...
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jackaroo - n. (also jackeroo) Austral. colloq. a novice on a sheep-station or cattle-station....
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jagy - adj. (jaggier, jaggiest) 1 = JAGGED. 2 (also jaggie) Sc. prickly. ...
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jammy - adj. (jammier, jammiest) 1 covered with jam. 2 Brit. colloq. a lucky. b profitable....
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jaberwocky - n. (pl. -ies) a piece of nonsensical writing or speech, esp. for comic effect. [title...
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jackstaff - n. Naut. 1 a staff at the bow of a ship for a jack. 2 a staff carrying the flag...
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jauar - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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japnese - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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jagar - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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jackfriut - n. 1 an East Indian tree, Artocarpus heterophyllus, bearing fruit resembling breadfruit....
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japonica - n. any flowering shrub of the genus Chaenomeles, esp ....
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japaese - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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Jacobite - see JACOBEAN]...
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janb - n. Archit. a side post or surface of a doorway, window, or fireplace. [ME f. OF...
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jackfruit - n. 1 an East Indian tree, Artocarpus heterophyllus, bearing fruit resembling breadfruit....
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jackass - n. 1 a male ass. 2 a stupid person. ...
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jackhammer - n. US a pneumatic hammer or drill. ...
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jaens - n.pl. trousers made of jean or (more usually) denim, for informal wear. ...
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jazzy - adj. (jazzier, jazziest) 1 of or like jazz. 2 vivid, unrestrained, showy. jazzily...
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jabber - v. & n. 1 intr. chatter volubly and incoherently. 2 tr. utter (words) fast and...
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jackknife - n. & v. (pl. -knives) 1 a large clasp-knife. 2 a dive in which the body is first...
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jackaro - n. (also jackeroo) Austral. colloq. a novice on a sheep-station or cattle-station....
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javelin - n. 1 a light spear thrown in a competitive sport or as a weapon. 2 the athletic...
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jaggi - adj. (jaggier, jaggiest) 1 = JAGGED. 2 (also jaggie) Sc. prickly. ...
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jaguir - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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jackstone - n. 1 a small piece of metal etc. used with others in tossing-games. Also called...
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jazy - adj. (jazzier, jazziest) 1 of or like jazz. 2 vivid, unrestrained, showy. jazzily...
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jackhamer - n. US a pneumatic hammer or drill. ...
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jazzman - n. (pl. -men) a jazz-player. ...
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jalousie - n. a blind or shutter made of a row of angled slats...
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jacama - n. any of various small tropical wading birds of the family Jacanidae, | |
jarah - n. 1 the Australian mahogany gum-tree, Eucalyptus marginata. 2 the durable timber...
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japanese - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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japanee - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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japanse - n. & adj. (pl. same) 1 a a native or national of Japan. b a person of Japanese...
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Jat - n. a member of an Indo-Aryan people widely distributed in NW India. [Hindi jat]...
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jackt - n. & v. 1 a a sleeved short outer garment. b a thing worn esp. round the torso for...
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jasmine - n. (also jasmin, jessamin, jessamine) any of various...
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jaged - adj. 1 with an unevenly cut or torn edge. 2 deeply indented; with sharp points....
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jamine - n. (also jasmin, jessamin, jessamine) any of various...
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jackammer - n. US a pneumatic hammer or drill. ...
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Janglish - n. = JAPLISH. [Japanese + English]...
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jalopi - orig. unkn.]...
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jagual - n. a large flesh-eating spotted feline, Panthera onca, of Central and S. America....
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janitol - n. 1 a doorkeeper. 2 a caretaker of a building. janitorial adj. [L f. janua door]...
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jabot - n. an ornamental frill or ruffle of lace etc. on the front of a shirt or blouse....
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jawbone - n. 1 each of the two bones forming the lower jaw in...
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jacoban - adj. & n. 1 of or relating to the reign of James I of England. 2 (of furniture)...
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japonca - n. any flowering shrub of the genus Chaenomeles, esp ....
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jackfrut - n. 1 an East Indian tree, Artocarpus heterophyllus, bearing fruit resembling breadfruit....
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jajar - n. a glass jar for containing jam. ...
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jacstone - n. 1 a small piece of metal etc. used with others in tossing-games. Also called...
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jaber - v. & n. 1 intr. chatter volubly and incoherently. 2 tr. utter (words) fast and...
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jackrabbit - n. US any of various large prairie hares of the genus Lepus with very long ears...
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