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John_o$_Groats_buckie, John_o_Groats, John_o_Groats_buckie, Johnny_Groats, Johny_Groats, Jonnie_Groats, The_Groats,
John o Groats [dʒon ə grots]
pn. John O' Groats (Caithness).
Compounds and phrases etc.
John o Groats buckie, Johnnie Groatie: The cowrie shell Cypraea Europaea.
joak, joakie, joaky, jock, jockey, jockie, jocky, jok, joke, jokey, jokie, jokie, jokie, joky, joky,
joke [dʒok, dʒɔk]
n. A joke, a jest.
v. To joke, to jest.
jokie [ˈdʒɛki]
adj. Jocular.
Compounds and phrases etc.
joker: A joker.
gennick, genuick, jonick, jonnic, jonnick,
jonick [ˈdʒɔnɪk, ˈdʒɛnək]
n. Fair play, justice, decent treatment.
adj. Genuine, honest, fair, just.
joaggle, joggle, joogelt, joogle, joogled, jooglet, jooglit, joogul, jougle,
joogle [dʒugl]
v. To juggle. To use sleight of hand.
pt. pp. joogelt
jaugle, jogglie, joggly, joogelt, joogle, joogled, jooglet, jooglie, jooglit, joogly, jougle, jouglie, jougly, juggle,
joogle [dʒugl]
v. To shake, move or rock to and fro.
pt. pp. joogelt
jooglie [ˈdʒugli]
adj. Shaky, apt to rock, unsteady.
jooter, jouter,
jooter [SEC. ˈdʒutər]
n. A saunter.
v. To saunter, to totter.
Jordanhill,
Jordanhill [ˈdʒordəhɪl, -hʌl]
pn. Jordanhill (Glasgow).
Joseph, Josey,
Joseph [ˈdʒosɛf]
n. The personal name Joseph.
dim. Josey
jaskin, joskin,
joskin [ˈdʒɔskɪn]
n. A country bumpkin.
joosle, jooslin, jossle, jostle, jostlin, jousle,
jostle [ˈdʒɔsl]
n. A move, a push, a shake. A big clumsy cart, gig, etc. A clumsy fellow.
adv. Roughly, by means of pushing.
v. To jostle, shake, totter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
jostlin [ˈdʒɔslɪn]
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