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Webster Dictionary :: Janizary
JAN'IZARY, n. A soldier of the Turkish foot guards. The Janizaries were a body o...
Webster Dictionary :: Janizarian
JANIZA'RIAN, n. Pertaining to the Janizaries, or their government.
Webster Dictionary :: Janitor
JAN'ITOR, n. [L.] A door-keeper; a porter.
Webster Dictionary :: Jangling
JAN'GLING, ppr. Wrangling; quarreling; sounding discordantly. JAN'GLING , n. A n...
Webster Dictionary :: Jangler
JAN'GLER, n. A wrangling, noisy fellow.
Webster Dictionary :: Jangle
JAN'GLE, v.i. To quarrel in words; to altercate; to bicker; to wrangle. JAN'GLE ...
Webster Dictionary :: Jane
JANE, n. A coin of Genoa. 1. A kind of fustian.
Webster Dictionary :: Jambeux
JAM'BEUX, n. [supra.] Armor for the legs.
Webster Dictionary :: Jambee
JAMBEE', n. A name formerly given to a fashionable cane.
Webster Dictionary :: Jamb
JAMB, n. Among the lead miners of Mendip, a thick bed of stone which hinders the...
Webster Dictionary :: Jam
JAM, n. A conserve of fruits boiled with sugar and water. 1. A kind of frock for...
Webster Dictionary :: Jalap
JAL'AP, n. The root of a plant, a species of Convolvulus. It is brought in thin ...
Webster Dictionary :: Jakes
JAKES, n. [L. jacio, to throw.] A house of office or back-house; a privy.
Webster Dictionary :: Jailfever
JA'ILFEVER, n. A contagious and fatal fever generated in jails and other places ...
Webster Dictionary :: Jailer
JA'ILER, n. The keeper of a prison.
Webster Dictionary :: Jailbird
JA'ILBIRD, n. A prisoner; one who has been confined in prison.
