| JUGULATED | • jugulated v. Simple past tense and past participle of jugulate. • JUGULATE v. to cut the throat of. |
| JUGULATES | • jugulates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jugulate. • JUGULATE v. to cut the throat of. |
| JUNCTURES | • junctures n. Plural of juncture. • JUNCTURE n. the act of joining. |
| MAJUSCULE | • majuscule n. A capital letter, especially one used in ancient manuscripts. • MAJUSCULE n. a capital or other large letter, esp. one used in ancient manuscripts. |
| OUTJUGGLE | • outjuggle v. (Transitive) To surpass in juggling. • OUTJUGGLE v. to surpass at juggling. |
| OUTJUMPED | • outjumped v. Simple past tense and past participle of outjump. • OUTJUMP v. to surpass in jumping. |
| OUTJUTTED | • outjutted v. Simple past tense and past participle of outjut. • OUTJUT v. to stick out. |
| PERJUROUS | • perjurous adj. Alternative form of perjurious. • PERJUROUS adj. (archaic) guilty of perjury, also PERJURIOUS. |
| SUBJUGATE | • subjugate v. (Transitive) To forcibly impose obedience or servitude upon. • subjugate adj. In a subjugated position. • SUBJUGATE v. to bring under the yoke; to make subservient. |
| UNABJURED | • unabjured adj. Not abjured. • UNABJURED adj. not abjured. |
| UNIJUGATE | • unijugate adj. (Botany, of a pinnate leaf) Having only one pair of leaflets. • UNIJUGATE adj. of a compound leaf, having only pair of leaflets. |
| UNINJURED | • uninjured adj. That did not suffer injury. • uninjured n. One or many people or objects that have not suffered injury. • UNINJURED adj. not injured. |
| UNJEALOUS | • unjealous adj. Not jealous. • UNJEALOUS adj. not jealous. |
| UNJUSTEST | • unjustest adj. Superlative form of unjust: most unjust. • UNJUST adj. not just. |
| UNSUBJECT | • unsubject adj. Not subject to something. • UNSUBJECT v. to remove from subjugation. |