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Webster Dictionary :: Jesuitism

JES'UITISM, n. The arts, principles and practices of the Jesuits. 1. Cunning, de...

Webster Dictionary :: Jet

JET, n. [L. gagates.] A solid, dry, black,inflammable fossil substance, harder t...

Webster Dictionary :: Jetsam

JET'SAM JET'SON JETTEAU, n. jet'to. A throw or spout of water.

Webster Dictionary :: Jettee

JET'TEE, n. A projection in a building.

Webster Dictionary :: Jettison

JET'TISON, n. In law and commerce, properly, the throwing of goods overboard in ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jetty

JET'TY, v.i. To jut. JET'TY , n. A small pier or projection into a river for nar...

Webster Dictionary :: Jettyhead

JET'TYHEAD, n. The projecting part of a wharf; the front of a wharf whose side f...

Webster Dictionary :: Jew

JEW, n. [a contraction of Judas of Judah.] A Hebrew or Israelite.

Webster Dictionary :: Jewel

JEW'EL, n. [Low L. jocale.] 1. An ornament worn by ladies,usually consisting of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jewel-house

JEW'EL-HOUSE JEW'EL-LIKE, a. Brilliant as a jewel.

Webster Dictionary :: Jewel-office

JEW'EL-OFFICE, n. The place where the royal ornaments are reposited.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeweled

JEW'ELED, pp. Adorned with jewels.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeweler

JEW'ELER, n. One who makes or deals in jewels and other ornaments.

Webster Dictionary :: Jeweling

JEW'ELING, ppr. Adorning with jewels.

Webster Dictionary :: Jewelry

JEW'ELRY, n. Jewels in general.

Webster Dictionary :: Jewess

JEW'ESS, n. A Hebrew woman. Acts 24.

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