| JACKDAWS | • jackdaws n. Plural of jackdaw. • JACKDAW n. a bird resembling a crow. |
| JAWBONES | • jawbones n. Plural of jawbone. • jawbones v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jawbone. • jaw-bones n. Plural of jaw-bone (alternative form of jawbones). |
| JAWBOXES | • jawboxes n. Plural of jawbox. • jaw-boxes n. Plural of jaw-box. • JAWBOX n. (Scots) a sink. |
| JAWFALLS | • JAWFALL n. a falling of the jaw; a depression of the spirits. |
| JAWHOLES | • jaw-holes n. Plural of jaw-hole. • JAWHOLE n. (Scots) a cesspool; a sewer entrance. |
| JAWLINES | • jawlines n. Plural of jawline. • JAWLINE n. the outline of the lower jaw. |
| JAYWALKS | • jaywalks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jaywalk. • JAYWALK v. to cross a street carelessly. |
| JIGSAWED | • jigsawed v. Simple past tense and past participle of jigsaw. • JIGSAW v. to cut with a narrow saw. |
| KAJAWAHS | • kajawahs n. Plural of kajawah. • KAJAWAH n. (Urdu) a camel saddle. |
| LOCKJAWS | • lockjaws n. Plural of lockjaw. • LOCKJAW n. a form of tetanus. |
| STICKJAW | • stickjaw n. Food that is difficult to chew or swallow, such as toffee or pudding. • STICKJAW n. a sweet meat. |
| SWARAJES | • swarajes n. Plural of swaraj. • SWARAJ n. (Sanskrit) self-government, home rule, also SVARAJ. |
| WUDJULAS | • WUDJULA n. (Native Australian) a non-aboriginal person. |