| ADJOURNMENT | • adjournment n. The state of being adjourned, or action of adjourning. • adjournment n. (Rhetoric) Ampliatio. • ADJOURNMENT n. the act of adjourning. |
| ADJUDGEMENT | • adjudgement n. Alternative form of adjudgment. • ADJUDGEMENT n. the act of adjudging, also ADJUDGMENT. |
| ADJUDGMENTS | • adjudgments n. Plural of adjudgment. • ADJUDGMENT n. the act of adjudging, also ADJUDGEMENT. |
| ADJUSTMENTS | • adjustments n. Plural of adjustment. • ADJUSTMENT n. the act of adjusting. |
| FORJUDGMENT | • FORJUDGMENT n. the act of forjudging. |
| JERRYMANDER | • jerrymander v. Alternative form of gerrymander. • jerrymander n. Alternative form of gerrymander. • jerrymander n. (Britain, dated) Synonym of camel spider (arachnid of the order Solifugae). |
| JIMSONWEEDS | • jimsonweeds n. Plural of jimsonweed. • jimson␣weeds n. Plural of jimson weed. • JIMSONWEED n. the thorn-apple. |
| JUDGEMENTAL | • judgemental adj. Alternative spelling of judgmental. • JUDGEMENTAL adj. giving to making judgements, also JUDGMENTAL. |
| MISJOINDERS | • misjoinders n. Plural of misjoinder. • MISJOINDER n. an incorrect union of parties or of causes of action in a procedure, criminal or civil. |
| MISJUDGMENT | • misjudgment n. An act of misjudging; a mistake in judgment. • MISJUDGMENT n. an erroneous judgment, also MISJUDGEMENT. |
| PANJANDARUM | • panjandarum n. Alternative spelling of panjandrum. • PANJANDARUM n. a powerful personage or pretentious official, also PANJANDRUM. |
| PANJANDRUMS | • panjandrums n. Plural of panjandrum. • PANJANDRUM n. a powerful personage or pretentious official, also PANJANDARUM. |
| PREJUDGMENT | • prejudgment n. A judgment made before the evidence has been presented, a prejudice. • PREJUDGMENT n. the act of prejudging, also PREJUDGEMENT. |
| WINDJAMMERS | • windjammers n. Plural of windjammer. • WINDJAMMER n. a large merchant sailing ship. |
| WINDJAMMING | • windjamming n. Excessive talking; loquaciousness. • windjamming n. Sailing a windjammer. • windjamming n. Playing a wind instrument, possibly badly. |