| ANTIHIJACKING | • antihijacking adj. Opposing or countering hijacking. |
| ASSUBJUGATING | • assubjugating v. Present participle of assubjugate. • ASSUBJUGATE v. (Shakespeare) to reduce to subjection. |
| CLICKJACKINGS | • CLICKJACKING n. the practice of using a disguised hyperlink to direct an internet user to a website he or she does not wish to visit. |
| CONJUGALITIES | • conjugalities n. Plural of conjugality. • CONJUGALITY n. the state of being conjugal. |
| CONJUGATIONAL | • conjugational adj. Of or pertaining to conjugation. • CONJUGATIONAL adj. conjugate. |
| JACKHAMMERING | • jackhammering v. Present participle of jackhammer. • JACKHAMMER v. to hammer with a jackhammer. |
| JARGONISATION | • jargonisation n. Alternative form of jargonization. • JARGONISATION n. the process of jargonising, also JARGONIZATION. |
| JARGONIZATION | • jargonization n. The incorporation of jargon into a text or language. • jargonization n. That which has been translated into jargon. • JARGONIZATION n. the process of jargonizing, also JARGONISATION. |
| JAWBREAKINGLY | • jawbreakingly adv. In a way that is very difficult to say or pronounce. • JAWBREAKING adv. difficult to pronounce. |
| JELLYGRAPHING | • jellygraphing v. Present participle of jellygraph. • JELLYGRAPH v. to copy by jellygraph, an old device for copying that used a plate of jelly. |
| JICKAJOGGINGS | • JICKAJOGGING n. the act of moving with a rolling motion. |
| JUDGMATICALLY | • judgmatically adv. (Colloquial, chiefly US) In a judgmatical way; like a judge, judiciously, with good judgment. • JUDGMATICAL adv. given to judgment, also JUDGMATIC. |
| OBJECTIVATING | • objectivating v. Present participle of objectivate. • OBJECTIVATE v. to render objective. |
| OVERADJUSTING | • overadjusting v. Present participle of overadjust. |
| PREJUDICATING | • prejudicating v. Present participle of prejudicate. • PREJUDICATE v. (obsolete) to spoil, prejudice. |