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jazz up Verb to make more interesting or lively
juice up Verb to make more interesting or lively
jump off Verb to set off quickly, usually with success
jell Verb to become gelatinous
jellify Verb to make into jelly
jellify Verb to become jelly
justify Verb adjust the spaces between words
justify Verb defend, explain, clear away, or make excuses for by reasoning
justify Verb show to be right by providing justification or proof
justify Verb show to be reasonable or provide adequate ground for
justify Verb let off the hook
jest at Verb to subject to laughter or ridicule
josh Verb to be silly or tease one another
jubilate Verb to express great joy or excitement
jubilate Verb to celebrate an official jubilee
jolly along Verb to cause somebody to feel happier or more cheerful as by flattery
jolly up Verb to cause someone or something to be happier or more cheerful
jolly up Verb to become happier or more cheerful
jot down Verb to write briefly or hurriedly
join battle Verb to engage in a conflict
jar against Verb to collide violently with an obstacle
jack up Verb lift with a special device
juxtapose Verb to place side by side
jettison Verb to drop or throw something, as from a ship or airplane
jettison Verb to throw away something causing an unnecessary encumbrance
jack off Verb to masturbate
jerk off Verb to masturbate
jampack Verb to crowd or pack to capacity
jump for joy Verb to feel extreme happiness or elation
jaywalk Verb to cross the road at a red light or otherwise unlawfully
jazz around Verb to wander aimlessly in search of pleasure
jactitate Verb to move or stir about violently
judder Verb to shake or vibrate rapidly and intensively
jingle-jangle Verb to make a sound typical of metallic objects
jingle-jangle Verb to emit a sound typical of metallic objects
jollify Verb to celebrate noisily, often indulging in drinking
join forces Verb to work together on a common enterprise of project
jeopardize Verb put at risk
jeopardize Verb pose a threat to
jeopardise Verb put at risk
jeopardise Verb pose a threat to
jut out Verb to extend out or project in space
jump out Verb to be highly noticeable
janky Adjective of bad or inferior quality
kindly Adverb in a kind manner or out of kindness
kindly Adjective pleasant and agreeable
kindly Adjective showing or motivated by sympathy and understanding and generosity
kind of Adverb to some great or small extent
kinda Adverb to some great or small extent
kinesthetically Adverb in a kinesthetic manner