JACK a mean fellow JACK-A-LENT a puppet thrown at in Lent JACK GUARDANT a jack in office JADE to whip, to treat with contempt JAR the ticking of a clock JAUNCE to prance JESS a strap of leather attached to the talons of a hawk, by which it is held on the fist JEST to tilt in a tournament
JET to strut JOURNAL daily JOVIAL merrily, appertaining to Jove JUDICIOUS critical JUMP to agree to hazard JUSTICER a judge, magistrate JUT to encroach JUTTY a projection, to jut out beyond JUVENAL youth, young man
