| INTERJACULATED | • interjaculated v. Simple past tense and past participle of interjaculate. • INTERJACULATE v. to ejaculate in interruption. |
| INTERJACULATES | • interjaculates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of interjaculate. • INTERJACULATE v. to ejaculate in interruption. |
| JOURNALISATION | • JOURNALISATION n. the process of journalising, also JOURNALIZATION. |
| JOURNALIZATION | • journalization n. (Accounting) The act of recording in a journal. • JOURNALIZATION n. the process of journalizing, also JOURNALISATION. |
| JURISDICTIONAL | • jurisdictional adj. Of or pertaining to jurisdiction. • JURISDICTIONAL adj. relating to jurisdiction, also JURISDICTIVE. |
| JURISPRUDENCES | • jurisprudences n. Plural of jurisprudence. • JURISPRUDENCE n. the science or philosophy of law. |
| MISCONJECTURED | • misconjectured v. Simple past tense and past participle of misconjecture. • MISCONJECTURE v. to make a wrong conjecture. |
| MISCONJECTURES | • misconjectures v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of misconjecture. • MISCONJECTURE v. to make a wrong conjecture. |
| PARAJOURNALISM | • parajournalism n. The deceptive use of journalistic style and presentation to publish falsehoods. • PARAJOURNALISM n. journalism that is heavily colored by the opinions of the reporter. |
| PREJUDICATIONS | • prejudications n. Plural of prejudication. • PREJUDICATION n. the act of prejudging. |
| TELEJOURNALISM | • telejournalism n. Journalism for the medium of television. • TELEJOURNALISM n. journalism for television. |
| TELEJOURNALIST | • telejournalist n. A journalist working in the medium of television. • TELEJOURNALIST n. a journalist working for television. |
| THERMOJUNCTION | • thermojunction n. An electrical junction of two dissimilar conductors used to produce a thermoelectric current, as in… • THERMOJUNCTION n. a junction of two dissimilar conductors used to produce a thermoelectric current. |
| UNPREJUDICEDLY | • unprejudicedly adv. Without prejudice. • UNPREJUDICED adv. not prejudiced. |