Jace | n | Fringe |
Jackalegs | n | Penknife |
Jackanapes | n | Narcissist |
Jack-A-Lantern | n | Will o' the wisp |
Jad | n | Groove picked out by quarrymen |
Jade | n | Woman, idle |
Jag | n | Oats, awn and head of |
Jagg (1) | n | Load, small |
Jagg (2) | v | Cut roughly |
Jakes | n | Shit, human |
Jakle | int | Shit (minced oath) |
Jamb | n | Stratum (geology) |
Jamble | v | Jangle (bell) |
Jamrag | n | Rags |
Jams | n | Shirt-buttons, wire |
Jangle | v | Argue |
Janty | adj | Showy |
Jan-Chider | n | Sedge warbler |
Jar-bird | n | Nightjar |
Jarl | v | Argue |
Jarman | n | Brandy snap |
Jarworm | n | Insect, type of |
Jawled | adj | Exhausted |
Jay (1) | n | Mistle thrush |
Jay (2) | int | Jesus (minced oath) |
Jellick | v | Throw stone |
Jemima | int | Term of reproach for a boy |
Jennet | n | Apple, early-ripening |
Jenny | n | Spinning wheel |
Jeroboam | n | Chamber pot |
Jersey lily | n | Scarborough lily |
Jerusalem cowslip | n | Lungwort |
Jessamy | n | Jessamine |
Jessop | n | Donkey |
Jet | v | Throw |
Jetty | v | Protrude |
Jew 's ear | n | Tomato |
Jewberry | n | Dewberry |
Jewel | v | Value highly |
Jew-Stone | n | Blue lias |
Jib (1) | n | Barrel-stand |
Jib (2) | n | Mouth |
Jibber (1) | n | Horse, obstinate |
Jibber (2) | v | Babble |
Jibber Ugly’s Fule | n | Selfish person |
Jibbet | n | Load of corn or hay, small |
Jibes | n | Woman, oddly-dressed |
Jiff | n | Jiffy |
Jiffle | v | Fidget |
Jig-to-jog | v | Trot |
Jiggamy | n | Thingummy |
Jigger (1) | n | Policeman |
Jigger (2) | n | Thigh |
Jigger (3) | n | Pastry-cutter |
Jigger (4) | n | Fondue |
Jigger (5) | v | Dislocate |
Jiggery-Pokery | n | Deception |
Jigget | v | Trot |
Jilt | n | Shabbiness |
Jim-crow | n | Hat, disreputable |
Jimmery | int | Jiminy |
Jimmy (1) | n | Hinge |
Jimmy (2) | n | Sheep's head |
Jimmy (3) | adj | Neat |
Jimp | adj | Slender |
Jingle | n | Glass beads, string of |
Jingling-match | adj | Blind-man's buff |
Jingumbob | n | Thingummy |
Jink | n | Trick |
Jipper | n | Syrup |
Jitch | adj | Such |
Jitteyfied | adj | Convulsed |
Joan the Wad | v | Pixie queen |
Jobberheaded | adj | Stupid |
Jobbernowl | n | Head |
Jobbet | n | Load of hay or straw, small |
Jobble | n | Load of hay or straw, small |
Jobbler | n | Wheatear |
Joblin | n | Boy, stupid |
Jock | n | Horse dealer |
Jod | n | J (letter) |
Jod-Trot | v | Trot |
Joe-Ben | n | Great tit |
Jog | n | Hedgehog |
Jogenny | n | Donkey |
Jogget | n | Load of hay or straw, small |
Joggett | v | Trot |
Joker | n | Flask |
Jokesy | adj | Jokey |
Jollifant | adj | Together on one horse (of two women) |
Jolter-Head | n | Idiot |
Jomick | adj | Good-looking |
Jommetry | n | Magic |
Joneys | n | Ornaments |
Jordan | n | Chamber pot |
Joseph and Mary | n | Lungwort |
Josey | n | Owl |
Josing | v | Metal detecting |
Joskin | n | Yokel |
Joss | v | Jostle |
Josses | n | Mackerel, small |
Jostle | v | Swindle |
Jot | v | Jolt |
Jouder | v | Throb |
Jouds | n | Pieces |
Jountish | adj | Boorish |
Journey | n | Day's work, agricultural |
Jove's Nuts | n | Acorns |
Jower | v | Grumble |
Jowl (1) | n | Pan, earthenware |
Jowl (2) | v | Peck |
Jowter | n | Fishmonger |
Joysome | adj | Joyful |
Jub | v | Plod |
Judcock | n | Jack snipe |
Judge | v | Suspect |
Jug | v | Roost close together (of partridges) |
Juggle | v | Shake |
Julk | v | Jolt |
July flower grass | n | Gillyflower grass |
Jumble | n | Ginger nut |
Jump (1) | n | Corset |
Jump (2) | n | Jamb |
Jumper (1) | n | Maggot |
Jumper (2) | n | Shirt |
Jumping stalk | n | Skipping rope |
Jumpits | n | Convulsions |
Junival | n | Juvenile |
Junk (1) | n | Chunk |
Junk (2) | n | Stew |
Jupiter's beard | n | Common houseleek |
Just | v | Adjust |
Justly | adv | Exactly |
Jyst | n | Gist |