| ELECTROJETS | • electrojets n. Plural of electrojet. • ELECTROJET n. an overhead concentration of electric current found in the region of strong auroral displays. |
| INTERJECTOR | • interjector n. One who interjects. • INTERJECTOR n. one who interjects. |
| INTROJECTED | • introjected v. Simple past tense and past participle of introject. • INTROJECT v. to incorporate external ideas and attitudes into one's own personality. |
| JETTISONING | • jettisoning v. Present participle of jettison. • jettisoning n. The action by which something is jettisoned. • JETTISON v. to throw overboard. |
| JOSTLEMENTS | • JOSTLEMENT n. crowding; hustling. |
| MAJORETTING | • majoretting n. The dance performance of a majorette. • MAJORETTING n. the practice of performing as majorettes. |
| OBJECTIVATE | • objectivate v. (Transitive) To objectify. • OBJECTIVATE v. to render objective. |
| OBJECTIVIST | • objectivist adj. Of or pertaining to objectivism. • objectivist n. An advocate of objectivism. • OBJECTIVIST n. a believer in objectivism, the doctrine that reality is real. |
| OBJECTIVITY | • objectivity n. The state of being objective, just, unbiased and not influenced by emotions or personal prejudices. • objectivity n. The world as it really is; reality. • OBJECTIVITY n. the state of being objective. |
| OUTJETTINGS | • OUTJETTING n. a projection, also OUTJUTTING. |
| PROJECTMENT | • projectment n. (Obsolete) design; contrivance; projection. • PROJECTMENT n. a design or plan. |
| RETROJECTED | • retrojected v. Simple past tense and past participle of retroject. • RETROJECT v. to throw backwards. |
| TRAJECTIONS | • trajections n. Plural of trajection. • TRAJECTION n. the act of trajecting. |