| JAILERS | • jailers n. Plural of jailer. • JAILER n. a keeper of a jail, also GAOLER, JAILOR. |
| JAILORS | • jailors n. Plural of jailor. • JAILOR n. a keeper of a jail, also GAOLER, JAILER. |
| JALEBIS | • jalebis n. Plural of jalebi. • JALEBI n. (Hindi) an Asian snack of deep-fried dough covered with syrup, also JALLEBI. |
| JEELIES | • JEELIE v. (Scots) to make into a jelly, also JELLY, JEELY. |
| JELLIES | • jellies n. Plural of jelly. • jellies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jelly. • JELLY v. to make into a jelly, also JEELIE, JEELY. |
| JERBILS | • jerbils n. Plural of jerbil. • JERBIL n. (French) a desert rodent, also GERBIL, GERBILLE. |
| JEZAILS | • jezails n. Plural of jezail. • JEZAIL n. a heavy Afghan musket. |
| JIGGLES | • jiggles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jiggle. • JIGGLE v. to shake from side to side. |
| JILBABS | • jilbabs n. Plural of jilbab. • JILBAB n. (Arabic) a long robe worn by Muslim women. |
| JILGIES | • jilgies n. Plural of jilgie. • JILGIE n. (Native Australian) a yabby, a small freshwater crayfish, also GILGIE. |
| JILLETS | • jillets n. Plural of jillet. • JILLET n. (Scots) a skittish, flighty girl, also GIGLET, GIGLOT, GILLET. |
| JILTERS | • jilters n. Plural of jilter. • JILTER n. one who jilts. |
| JINGALS | • jingals n. Plural of jingal. • JINGAL n. (Hindi) a large Chinese or Indian swivel-musket, also GINGAL, GINGALL, JINGALL. |
| JINGLES | • jingles n. Plural of jingle. • jingles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jingle. • JINGLE v. to make a tinkling sound. |
| JIRBLES | • jirbles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of jirble. • JIRBLE v. (Scots) to pour unsteadily. |
| JOLLIES | • jollies n. Plural of jolly. • jollies n. (Slang) Kicks; satisfaction; entertainment. • jollies n. A nickname for the Royal Marines (usually in the form the Jollies). |
| JUBILES | • jubiles n. Plural of jubile. • JUBILE n. (Latin) a celebration, also JUBILEE. |
| JULIETS | • JULIET n. (in international radio communication) a code word for the letter j. |
| JUNGLIS | • junglis n. Plural of jungli. • JUNGLI n. an uneducated peasant. |
| WILTJAS | • wiltjas n. Plural of wiltja. • WILTJA n. (Native Australian) an Aboriginal shelter or hut, also WILJA. |