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Webster Dictionary :: Jeopardous
JEOPARDOUS, a jep'ardous. Exposed to danger; perilous; hazardous.
Webster Dictionary :: Jeopardize
JEOPARDIZE, v.t. jep'ardize. To expose to loss or injury; to jeopard. [This is a...
Webster Dictionary :: Jeoparder
JEOPARDER, n. jep'arder. One who puts to hazard.
Webster Dictionary :: Jeopard
JEOPARD, v.t. jep'ard. [See Jeopardy .] To hazard; to put in danger; to expose t...
Webster Dictionary :: Jeofail
JEOFAIL, n. jef'fail. An oversight in pleading or other proceeding at law; or th...
Webster Dictionary :: Jentling
JENT'LING, n. A fish, the blue chub, found in the Danube.
Webster Dictionary :: Jenny
JEN'NY, n. A machine for spinning, moved by water or steam and used in manufacto...
Webster Dictionary :: Jenneting
JEN'NETING, n. [said to be corrupted from juneting, an apple ripe in June, or at...
Webster Dictionary :: Jennet
JEN'NET, n. A small Spanish horse, properly genet.
Webster Dictionary :: Jenite
JEN'ITE, n. A different orthography of yenite, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Jellybag
JEL'LYBAG, n. A bag through which jelly is distilled.
Webster Dictionary :: Jelly
JEL'LY, n. [L. gelo, to congeal. See Gelly .] 1. The inspissated juice of fruit,...
Webster Dictionary :: Jellied
JEL'LIED, a. [See Jelly and Gelly.] Brought to the consistence of jelly.
Webster Dictionary :: Jejuneness
JEJU'NENESS, n. Poverty, barrenness; particularly, want of interesting matter; a...
Webster Dictionary :: Jejune
JEJU'NE, a. [L. jejunus, empty, dry.] 1. Wanting; empty; vacant. 2. Hungry; not ...
Webster Dictionary :: Jehovist
JEHO'VIST, n. Among critics, one who maintains that the vowel-points annexed to ...
