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Webster Dictionary :: Jaculation
JACULA'TION, n. The action of darting, throwing or lanching, as missive weapons.
Webster Dictionary :: Jaculate
JAC'ULATE, v.t. [L. jaculor.] To dart.
Webster Dictionary :: Jactitation
JAC'TITATION, n. [L. jactito,jacto. It ought rather to be jactation, L. jactatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Jactancy
JAC'TANCY, n. [L. jactantia.] A boasting. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Jaconet
JACONET', n. A kind of coarse muslin.
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobus
JAC'OBUS, n. [Jacobus, James.] A gold coin, value twenty-five shillings sterling...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobs-staff
JACOB'S-ST`AFF, n. A pilgrim's staff. 1. A staff concealing a dagger. 2. A cross...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobs-ladder
JACOB'S-LADDER, n. A plant of the genus Polemonium.
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobitism
JAC'OBITISM, n. The principles of the partizans of James II.
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobite
JAC'OBITE, n. [from Jacobus, James.] A partizan or adherent of James II, king of...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobinize
JAC'OBINIZE, v.t. To taint with Jacobinism.
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobinism
JAC'OBINISM, n. Jacobinic principles; unreasonable or violent opposition to legi...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobinic
JACOBIN'IC JACOBIN'ICAL, a. Resembling the Jacobins of France; turbulent; discon...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobine
JAC'OBINE, n. A monk of the order of Dominicans. 1. A pigeon with a high tuft.
Webster Dictionary :: Jacobin
JAC'OBIN, n. [So named from the place of meeting, which was the monastery of the...
Webster Dictionary :: Jacksmith
JACK'SMITH, n. A smith who makes jacks for the chimney.
