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jab
( dʒæb v. 1 stab, thrust, poke, dig, prod; plunge; nudge; tap: The doctor jabbed a needle into my arm. 2 punch, hit, strike, belt, smack, rap, whack, thwack, cuff, thump, wallop; elbow; Далее…
jabber
( ˈdʒæbə v. 1 blether or US only blather, chatter, babble, gibber, gabble, prate, prattle, patter, drivel, rattle, Brit natter, Scots yatter, Colloq gab, gas, yap, witter: The couple behind Далее…
jade
( ̈ɪdʒeɪd n. 1 nag, hack, Slang Brit screw, US plug: That old jade hasn't won a race in his last ten times out. 2 shrew, harridan, nag, hag, drab, witch, crone, hussy, minx, vixen, virago, Далее…
jaded
( ˈdʒeɪdɪd adj. 1 exhausted, weary, tired, dead tired, bone-tired, bone-weary, dog-tired, fatigued, enervated, spent, Colloq (dead) beat, dead, bushed, fagged, US and Canadian pooped: The Далее…
jag
( ̈ɪdʒæɡ n. spree, carouse, orgy, bout, Colloq binge, US and Canadian toot: She was terribly hung-over after last night's jag.)
jagged
( ̈ɪ ̘.dʒæɡd adj. rough, uneven, notched, sawtooth, ragged, toothed, spiked, indented, denticulate, serrated, chipped: I cut myself on the jagged edge of that broken window.)
jail
( dʒeɪl n. 1 Brit gaol, prison, lock-up, reformatory, Brit Borstal, US penitentiary, reform school, Nautical brig, Slang cooler, clink, can, jug, stir, slammer, Brit nick, quod, choky or Далее…
jailer
( ˈdʒeɪlə n. Brit gaoler, turnkey, guard, Brit warder, governor, US warden, Slang screw: The jailers let us out for exercise for an hour each day.)
jam
( ̈ɪdʒæm v. 1 cram, force, push, wedge, stuff, press, ram, squeeze, shove, pack, crowd: We were jammed in so tightly that we couldn't move. 2 block, obstruct, congest, fill up, clog, plug, Далее…
jamboree
( ˌdʒæmbəˈri: n. gathering, get-together, party, celebration, féte, festival, festivity, carnival, frolic, revelry, spree, carouse, jubilee, revels, charivari: Everyone is invited to the Далее…
jangle
( ˈdʒæŋɡl v. 1 clatter, clash, rattle, clang, clank, crash, ring, jingle: The chains jangled as the prisoners marched to their cells. 2 jar, upset, irritate: The continuous screaming of the Далее…
jargon
( ̈ɪˈdʒɑ:ɡən n. 1 cant, argot, parlance, idiom, vernacular, slang; patois, Creole, dialect, pidgin; Colloq lingo: In the jargon of philately, this is known as a 'first day cover'. 2 blether Далее…
jar°
( n. crock; receptacle, vessel, container, urn, pot, vase; jug, pitcher, ewer, flagon, carafe, bottle, amphora: We always keep some small change in that blue jar.)
jarÜ
( v. 1 shake, agitate, disturb, stir, shock, jolt, jounce, bounce, jog, jerk, jiggle, joggle: Don't jar the oven or the cake will collapse. 2 disagree, conflict, clash, bicker, quarrel, Далее…
jaundiced
( ˈdʒɔ:ndɪst adj. 1 coloured, tainted, distorted, twisted, prejudiced, opinionated, biased, preconceived, untrustworthy, bigoted, partial, unfair, perverted; dishonest, corrupt: Even the Далее…
jaunty
( ˈdʒɔ:ntɪ adj. 1 spirited, lively, high-spirited, buoyant, brisk, frisky, sprightly, free (and easy), blithe, jovial, happy, jubilant, jolly, merry, cheerful, gay: It is heartening to see Далее…
jealous
( ˈdʒeləs adj. 1 resentful, bitter, grudging, envious, covetous, green with envy, green-eyed: Brian is jealous of attention paid to anyone but himself. 2 distrustful, distrusting, Далее…
jealously
( adv. watchfully, carefully, guardedly, protectively, warily, vigilantly, scrupulously, zealously, eagerly, attentively, anxiously, suspiciously: Victor jealously keeps all details of his Далее…
jeer
( ̈ɪdʒɪə v. 1 Often, jeer at. mock, laugh or scoff or sneer (at), flout, deride, ridicule, make fun of, thumb one's nose at, gibe or jibe, chaff, decry, twit, taunt, Colloq rag, bullyrag, Далее…
jell
( dʒel v. 1 set, congeal, solidify, harden, coagulate, thicken, stiffen, gelatinize: The mixture won't jell till you add hot water. 2 (take) form, take shape, crystallize, materialize, come Далее…
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