| JAUKING | • JAUK v. to dawdle. |
| JAUPING | • jauping v. Present participle of jaup. • JAUP v. (Scots) to splash or spatter, also JAP. |
| JOUKING | • jouking v. Present participle of jouk. • JOUK v. (Scots) to duck or dodge, also JOOK. |
| JOULING | • jouling v. Present participle of joul. • JOULE v. to bump, also JOLE, JOLL, JOWL. |
| JUDGIER | • judgier adj. Comparative form of judgy: more judgy. • JUDGY adj. tending to judge others, also JUDGEY. |
| JUDGING | • judging v. Present participle and gerund of judge. • judging v. (Obsolete) present participle and gerund of judg. • judging n. The act of making a judgment. |
| JUDOGIS | • judogis n. Plural of judogi. • JUDOGI n. (Japanese) a judo costume. |
| JUGGING | • jugging v. Present participle of jug. • jugging n. The process of stewing in an earthenware jar. • jugging n. (Criminology, slang) A crime where a suspect observes a customer at a bank or high-end store and then… |
| JUGGINS | • juggins n. A fool; someone very credulous or easily fooled. • JUGGINS n. a simpleton. |
| JUICING | • juicing v. Present participle of juice. • juicing n. The process of extracting the juice from something. • JUICE v. to extract liquid from fruit or vegetables. |
| JUMPING | • jumping adj. (Colloquial) Exuberantly active; in full swing. • jumping v. Present participle and gerund of jump. • jumping n. The act of performing a jump. |
| JUNGLIS | • junglis n. Plural of jungli. • JUNGLI n. an uneducated peasant. |
| JUNKING | • junking v. Present participle of junk. • JUNK v. to discard as trash. |
| JURYING | • jurying v. Present participle of jury. • JURY v. to select material for exhibition. |
| JUSTING | • justing v. Present participle of just. • justing n. Obsolete form of jousting. • JUST v. to tilt with lances, also GIUST, JOUST. |
| JUTTING | • jutting v. Present participle of jut. • jutting n. That which juts or protrudes. • JUT v. to project, stick out. |