jepardy - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jepoardy - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeopary - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeoparty - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeopady - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeopardy - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jell - v.intr. colloq. 1 a set as a jelly. b (of ideas etc.) take a definite form. 2 (of...

jeoprdy - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeovah - see YAHWEH]...

jetton - see JET(1) )]...

jez - int. sl. a mild expression of surprise, discovery, etc. (cf. GEE(1)). [abbr. of...

jellaba - var. of DJELLABA. ...

jeoardy - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

Jehovah - see YAHWEH]...

Jeremiah - n. a dismal prophet, a denouncer of the times. [with ref. to Jeremiah (as JEREMIAD)]...

jelous - adj. 1 (often foll. by of) fiercely protective (of rights etc.). 2 afraid, suspicious,...

jeepers - int. US sl. expressing surprise etc. [corrupt. of Jesus]...

jenny - n. (pl. -ies) 1 hist. = spinning-jenny. 2 a female donkey or ass. 3 a locomotive...

jesis - int. colloq. an exclamation of surprise, dismay, etc. [name of the founder of the...

Jerry - n. (pl. -ies) Brit. sl. 1 a German (esp. in military contexts). 2 the Germans collectively....

JEWEL - n. & v. 1 a a precious stone. b this as used for its hardness as a bearing in watchmaking....

jersy - n. (pl. -eys) 1 a a knitted usu. woollen pullover ...

jealous - adj. 1 (often foll. by of) fiercely protective (of rights etc.). 2 afraid, suspicious,...

jewel - n. & v. 1 a a precious stone. b this as used for its hardness as a bearing in watchmaking....

jersey - n. (pl. -eys) 1 a a knitted usu. woollen pullover ...

jeopardi - n. 1 danger, esp . of severe harm or loss. 2 Law danger...

jeap - n. propr. a small sturdy esp. military motor vehicle with four-wheel drive. [orig....

jealousy - n. (pl. -ies) 1 a jealous state or feeling. 2 an instance of this. [ME f. OF gelosie...

jear - orig. unkn.]...

jellabah - n. (also djellabah, jellaba) a loose hooded woollen cloak worn or as worn by Arab...

jellyfish - n. (pl. usu. same) 1 a marine coelenterate of the class Scyphozoa having an umbrella-shaped...

jerboa - n. any small desert rodent of the family Dipodidae with long hind legs

jettison - see JET(1) )]...

jeans - n.pl. trousers made of jean or (more usually) denim, for informal wear. ...

jewsh - adj. 1 of or relating to Jews. 2 of Judaism. Jewishly adv. Jewishness n....

jel - v.intr. colloq. 1 a set as a jelly. b (of ideas etc.) take a definite form. 2 (of...

jealos - adj. 1 (often foll. by of) fiercely protective (of rights etc.). 2 afraid, suspicious,...

jerrycan - n. (also jerrican) a kind of (orig. German) petrol- or water-can. [JERRY + CAN(2)]...

jejumum - n. Anat. the part of the small intestine between the duodenum and ileum. [L, neut....

jealus - adj. 1 (often foll. by of) fiercely protective (of rights etc.). 2 afraid, suspicious,...

jeger - n. (also yager) US = SKUA. [G Jger hunter f. jagen to hunt]...

jely - n. & v. (pl. -ies) 1 a a soft stiffish semi-transparent preparation of boiled sugar...

jewer - n. & v. 1 a a precious stone. b this as used for its hardness as a bearing in watchmaking....

jean - n. twilled cotton cloth. [ME, attrib. use of Jene f. OF Janne f. med.L Janua Genoa]...

jerly - n. & v. (pl. -ies) 1 a a soft stiffish semi-transparent preparation of boiled sugar...

jesys - int. colloq. an exclamation of surprise, dismay, etc. [name of the founder of the...

JESUIT - see JESUS]...

jepers - int. US sl. expressing surprise etc. [corrupt. of Jesus]...