Judicial
Judiciala.belonging to a cause or trial, legal
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Judicially
Judiciallyad.in form of or according to law
Judiciary
Judiciarya.passing or forming judgement, legal
Judiciary (2)
Judiciaryn.that branch of government which is concerned in the determination of suits
Judicious
Judiciousa.prudent, wise, skilful, rational, fit
Judiciously
Judiciouslyad.prudently, wisely, skilfully
Judiciousness
Judiciousnessn.a judicious quality, skilfulness
Jug
Jugn.a large drinking vessel, note, meadow
Jug (2)
Jugv.t.to dress a hare in a vessel by steam
Juggle
Jugglev.i.to play tricks by sleight of hands, to draw
Juggle (2)
Jugglen.a deception, fallacy, imposture, trick
Juggler
Jugglern.one who juggles, a cheat, a deceiver
Juggling
Jugglingn.the act of playing tricks, deceit
Jugular
Jugulara.belonging or relating to the throat
Jugulate
Jugulatev.t.to cut the throat, kill, murder
Juice
Juice, or Jucen.sap in vegetables, fluid in animals, gravy
Juiceless
Juicelessa.void of moisture, dry, insipid
Juiciness
Juicinessn.plenty of juice, fulness of moisture
Juicy
Juicya.full of juice or moisture, moist, rich
Jujube
Jujuben.a tree, ramnus jujuba
Julap
Julap, or Julepn.a kind of liquid medicin
Julis
Julisn.a small fish with a green back
July
Julyn.the seventh month of the year
Jumart
Jumartn.the offspring of a bull and a mare
Jumble
Jumblev.t.to mix or put together confusedly
Jumble (2)
Jumblen.a confused mixture, a confused heap
Jument
Jumentn.a beast used for burden or husbandry