Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Jib

Jibn.the foremast sail of a vessel

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Jibboom

Jibboomn.a spar projecting forward of the bowsprit to support the jib

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Jiboya

Jiboyan.an American serpent of the largest kind

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Jig

Jigv.i.to dance nimbly;n.a quick dance

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Jigger

Jiggern.a rope and block to hold a cable as it is drawn in

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Jigmaker

Jigmakern.one who dances or plays merrily

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Jilt

Jiltn.a deceiving woman;v.t.to deceive

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Jingle

Jinglev.i.to sound correspondently, to clink

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Jingle (2)

Jinglen.any thing sounding, a noise, a rattle

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Job

Jobv.to do jobs, play the stockjobber, strike, hit

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Job (2)

Jobn.a piece of chance-work, an affair, a stab

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Jobber

Jobbern.a man who jobs or does chance-work

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Jobbernowl

Jobbernowln.a blockhead, dunce, simpleton

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Jockey

Jockeyv.t.to cheat, trick, cast, deceive, jostle

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Jocose

Jocose, or Joculara.given to jesting, droll, merry

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Jocosely

Jocoselyad.in jest, drolly, waggishly, pleasantly

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Jocoseness

Jocoseness, or Jocosity, or Jocularityn.pleasantry

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Jocund

Jocunda.merry, gay, lively, sprightly, blithe

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Jocundity

Jocundityn.pleasantness, agreableness, mirth

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Jocundly

Jocundlyad.merrily, gayly, joyfully, pleasantly

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Jog

Jog, or Jogglev.to push, shake, move;n.a push

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Jogger

Joggern.one who moves slowly or heavily

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Johannes

Johannesn.a Portuguese gold coin value 8 dolls.

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Join

Joinv.t.to add, unite, close, encounter, clash

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Joinder

Joindern.a joining, conjunction, union

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Joiner

Joinern.a person who joins wood together

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Joinery

Joineryn.the art of joining wood together