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Adjective: judicious Pronunciation: (joo’di-shus) Judicious meaning: Marked by the exercise of good judgment or common sense in practical matters. Synonyms: wise, sage, mentor, sensible, prudent, sagacious, enlightened Quotations: Voltaire – Originality is nothing by judicious …

Adjective: jubilant Pronunciation: (joo-bu-lunt) Jubilant meaning: Joyful and very proud especially because of triumph or success. Full of high spirited delight. I’m just so exhausted that it’s hard to be jubilant. Breast and bosoms I have known of …

Verb: jettison Pronunciation: (je-ti-sun) Jettison meaning: To get rid of as superfluous or encumbering. To drop from a spacecraft or fighter jet in flight. all the barbarism I recommended in the first books.

Noun: jargon Pronunciation: (jaa(r)-gun) Jargon meaning: Specialized technical terminology or characteristic idiom of a special activity or group. Obscure language marked by circumlocutions and long words. Characteristic language of a particular group. Their jargon is …

Verb: jaunt Pronunciation: (jont) Jaunt meaning:Make a trip for pleasure or a journey taken for pleasure. Synonyms: excursion, expedition, travel, trip, outing Verb: jaunt Jaunt meaning: Make a trip for pleasure Derived forms: jaunts, jaunted, …

Verb: jostle Pronunciation: (jo-sul) Jostle meaning:  Come into a very rough contact with while moving. To make one’s way by pushing and shoving. The passengers jostled each other in the overcrowded train to find a …

Noun: juggernaut Pronunciation: (‘ju`-gur,not) Juggernaut meaning: A massive unstoppable force that seems to crush everything in its way. Synonyms: steamroller, blitz, crusade Quotations: Matthew Vaughn – It’s a juggernaut, yeah but I’m not phased by making movies. E. …

Description: Jousting is a martial game or hastilude between two horsemen and using lances, often as part of a tournament. The primary aim is to strike the opponent with the lance while riding towards him at high speed, if possible …