| BLUEJACKINGS | • bluejackings n. Plural of bluejacking. • BLUEJACKING n. the sending of unsolicited messages over Bluetooth to Bluetooth-enabled devices such as mobile phones. |
| CRACKERJACKS | • crackerjacks n. Plural of crackerjack. • cracker␣jacks n. (English pluralia tantum) Popcorn coated in molasses. • Cracker␣Jacks n. Plural of Cracker Jack. |
| JACKANAPESES | • jackanapeses n. Plural of jackanapes. • jack-a-napeses n. Plural of jack-a-napes. • JACKANAPES n. an impudent child; a conceited fellow. |
| JACKASSERIES | • jackasseries n. Plural of jackassery. • JACKASSERY n. being a jackass. |
| JAILBREAKERS | • jailbreakers n. Plural of jailbreaker. • JAILBREAKER n. one who escapes from jail. |
| JOURNEYWORKS | • JOURNEYWORK n. work done by a journeyman. |
| PERJINKITIES | • PERJINKITY n. (Scots) a nicety. |
| RIJKSDAALERS | • RIJKSDAALER n. (Dutch) a small Dutch silver coin, also RIGSDALER. |
| STEEPLEJACKS | • steeplejacks n. Plural of steeplejack. • STEEPLEJACK n. a person who repairs steeples and high chimneys. |
| STOCKJOBBERS | • stockjobbers n. Plural of stockjobber. • stock-jobbers n. Plural of stock-jobber. • STOCKJOBBER n. a wholesale dealer in stocks and shares. |
| STOCKJOBBERY | • STOCKJOBBERY n. the profession of stockjobber. |
| STRAITJACKET | • straitjacket n. A jacket-like garment with very long sleeves which can be secured in place, thus preventing the wearer… • straitjacket n. (Figurative) Any situation seen as confining or restricting. • straitjacket v. (Literally) To put someone into a straitjacket. |