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Webster Dictionary :: Jealousy

JEALOUSY, n. jel'usy. 1. That passion of peculiar uneasiness which arises from t...

Webster Dictionary :: Jears

JEARS, n. In sea-language, an assemblage of tackles by which the lower yards of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jeat

JEAT, n. A fossil of a fine black color. [See Jet .]

Webster Dictionary :: Jee

JEE. A word used by teamsters, directing their teams to pass further to the righ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jeer

JEER, v.i. To utter severe, sarcastic reflections; to scoff; to deride; to flout...

Webster Dictionary :: Jeered

JEE'RED, pp. Railed at; derided.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeerer

JEE'RER, n. A scoffer; a railer; a scorner; a mocker.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeering

JEE'RING, ppr. Scoffing; mocking; deriding. JEE'RING , n. Derision.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeeringly

JEE'RINGLY, adv. With raillery; scornfully; contemptuously; in mockery.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeffersonite

JEF'FERSONITE, n. A mineral occurring in crystalline masses, of a dark olive gre...

Webster Dictionary :: Jegget

JEG'GET n. A kind of sausage. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Jehovah

JEHO'VAH, n. The Scripture name of the Supreme Being. If, as is supposed, this n...

Webster Dictionary :: Jehovist

JEHO'VIST, n. Among critics, one who maintains that the vowel-points annexed to ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jejune

JEJU'NE, a. [L. jejunus, empty, dry.] 1. Wanting; empty; vacant. 2. Hungry; not ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jejuneness

JEJU'NENESS, n. Poverty, barrenness; particularly, want of interesting matter; a...

Webster Dictionary :: Jellied

JEL'LIED, a. [See Jelly and Gelly.] Brought to the consistence of jelly.

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