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Webster Dictionary :: Jasmin

JAS'MIN JAS'MINE, n. [It is sometimes written in English jessamine.] A plant of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaspachate

JAS'PACHATE, n. A name anciently given to some varieties of agate jasper.

Webster Dictionary :: Jasper

J`ASPER, n. [L. iaspis.] A mineral of the siliceous kind, and of several varieti...

Webster Dictionary :: Jasperated

J`ASPERATED, a. Mixed with jasper; containing particles of jasper; as a jasperat...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaspidean

JASPIDE'AN, a. Like jasper; consisting of jasper, or partaking of jasper.

Webster Dictionary :: Jasponyx

J`ASPONYX, n. The purest horn-colored onyx, with beautiful green zones, composed...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaunce

JAUNCE, v.i. To bustle; to jaunt.

Webster Dictionary :: Jaundice

JAUNDICE, n. j`andis. A disease which is characterized by a suffusion of bile ov...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaundiced

JAUNDICED, a. j`andised. Affected with the jaundice; suffused with a yellow colo...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaunt

JAUNT. [See Jant .] JAV'EL , v.t. To bemire; and as a noun, a wandering or dirty...

Webster Dictionary :: Javel

JAV'EL, v.t. To bemire. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Javelin

JAV'ELIN,, n. A sort of spear about five feet and a half long, the shaft of whic...

Webster Dictionary :: Jaw

JAW, n. 1. The bones of the mouth in which the teeth are fixed. They resemble a ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jawed

JAW'ED, a. Denoting the appearance of the jaws.

Webster Dictionary :: Jawfall

JAW'FALL, n. [jaw and fall.] Depression of the jaw; figuratively, depression of ...

Webster Dictionary :: Jawfallen

JAW'FALLEN, a. Depressed in spirits; dejected.

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