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JA'PER, n. A jester.
JAPE, v.i. To jest. JAPE , v.t. To cheat. JAPE , n. A jest; a trick.
JAPAN'NING, ppr. Varnishing in the manner of the Japanese; giving a glossy black...
JAPAN'NER, n. One who varnishes in the manner of the Japanese, or one skilled in...
JAPAN'NED, pp. Varnished in a particular manner.
JAPANE'SE, a. Pertaining to Japan or its inhabitants. JAPANE'SE , n. A native of...
JAPAN-EARTH, n. Catechu, a combination of gummy and resinous matter, obtained fr...
JAPAN', n. [from the country in Asia, so called.] This name is given to work var...
JAN'UARY. n. [L. januarius; L. geno, to beget, Eng. to begin.] The first month o...
J`ANTY, a. Airy, showy; fluttering; finical.
J`ANTINESS, n. Airiness; flutter; briskness.
J`ANTILY, adv. [from janty.] Briskly; airily; gayly.
J`ANT, v.i. To ramble here and there; to make an excursion. J`ANT , n. An excurs...
JAN'SENIST, n. A follower of Jansen, bishop of Ypres, in Flanders.
JAN'SENISM, n. The doctrine of Jansen in regard to free will and grace.
JAN'NOCK, n. Oat-bread. [Local.]