Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Joint

Jointn.a point where bones, &c. meet, a hinge

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Joint (2)

Jointv.t.to join, form, cut, divide, separate

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Joint (3)

Jointa.shared among many, combined, united

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Jointed

Jointedpa.full of or cut into joints, joined

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Jointer

Jointern.an instrument, a long plane

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Jointly

Jointlyad.together, in a body, in conjunction

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Jointress

Jointressn.a woman who possesses a jointure

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Jointtenancy

Jointtenancyn.a tenure of estate by unity of interest, title, time and possession

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Jointtenant

Jointtenantn.one who holds by joint-tenancy

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Jointure

Jointuren.an estate or income settled on a wife

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Joist

Joistn.a small beam to support floors

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Joke

Jokev.i.to jest, to be merry;n.a jest, mirth

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Joker

Jokern.a jester, a merry and facetious fellow

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Jole

Jole, or Jowln.the cheek, face, head of a fish

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Jolily

Jolilyad.in a merry manner, jovially, gayly

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Jolliment

Jolliment, or Jolliness

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Jolly

Jollya.merry, gay, plump, full of flesh

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Jolt

Joltn.a violent shock;v.t.to shake very much

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Jolthead

Joltheadn.a blockhead, blunderhead, dunce

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Jonquil

Jonquiln.a species of daffodil

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Jorden

Jordenn.a pot, vessel, chamberpot

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Joso

Joson.a small fish of the gudgeon kind

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Jostle

Jostlev.t.to run against, push, toss about

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Jot

Jot, or Iotan.a point, tittle, bit, smallest part

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Journal

Journaln.a diary, book, newspaper;a.daily

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Journalist

Journalistn.a writer or keeper of a journal

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Journalize

Journalizev.i.to enter or put in a journal