Jabber
Jabberv.i.to talk idly, chatter, prate
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Jabber (2)
Jabber, or Jabberingn.idle talk, prate, noise
Jabberer
Jabberern.one who talks unintelligibly or idly
Jabiric
Jabiricn.an aquatic fowl of the crane kind
Jacent
Jacenta.lying, lying at length, extended
Jacinth
Jacinthn.a gem, jewel, precious stone, hyacinth
Jack
Jackn.john, an engine, fish, lethern can, cup
Jackal
Jackaln.a voracious animal of the canine genus
Jackanapes
Jackanapesn.a monkey, ape, coxcomb, meddler
Jackboots
Jackbootsn. pl.very large boots serving for armor
Jackdaw
Jackdawn.a kind of black chattering bird
Jackdaw (2)
Jackdawn.a kind of black chattering bird
Jacket
Jacketn.a waistcoat, a kind of short close coat
Jackketch
Jackketchn.a common hangman
Jackpudding
Jackpuddingn.a merry-andrew, buffoon, mimic
Jacobin
Jacobinn.the member of a private club to overturn or manage government, one who opposes government in a secret or unlawful manner or from an unreasonable spirit of discontent
Jacobinic
Jacobinic, or Jacobinicala.pertaining to secret associations against government or a factious spirit
Jacobinism
Jacobinismn.unreasonable opposition to government, an attempt to overthrow or change government by secret clubs or irregular means
Jacobite
Jacobiten.a partisan or favorer of James II
Jacobitism
Jacobitismn.the principles of a jacobite
Jaconet
Jaconetn.a kind of coarse muslin
Jactitation
Jactitationn.a tossing motion, heave, restlessness
Jaculation
Jaculationn.the act of throwing or darting
Jade
Jaden.a bad woman, wench, worthless horse
Jade (2)
Jaden.a magnesian stone of a dark green or bluish
Jade (3)
Jadev.to tire, weary, ride down, harass, sink
Jadish
Jadisha.unruly, vicious, unchaste, loose