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Tough English Words for 12th June :
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Jaunt (n) : short journey for pleasure
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Jaunty (adj.): showy, showing self confidence
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Javelin (n): a light spear for throwing
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Jaw (n) : cheek bone, bones of the mouth in which teeth are set
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Jay (n) : a bright coloured bird of the crow kind
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Jay-walker (n) : a careless walker on the roads
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Jazz (n) : a sort of music to which people dance
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Jealous (adj.) : envious, suspicious
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Jealousy (n) : envy
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Jeer (v) : make fun, of
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Jeer (n) : joke, mockery
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Jehovah (n) : the Hebrew name of God
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Jelly (n) : gelatine, gum
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Jeopardize (v) : endanger
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Jeopardy (n ): danger
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Jerboa (n) : a small animal with bony hind legs
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Jerk (n) : a sharp sudden pull, push or shake
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Jerk (v) : give a sudden shake or movement
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Jest (n) : joke, jeer
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Jest (v) : play a joke
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Jest (adv.) : jestingly
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Jester (n) : a comedian
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Jesus (n) : Christ, the founder of Christianity
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Jet (n) : a variety of black stones susceptible to a brilliant polish, water spout
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Jet-black (adj.) : deep black
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Jetsam (n) : goods thrown over board to lighten a ship
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Jettison (v): cast off, throw out
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Jetty (n) : small projecting pier
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Jew (n) : a Hebrew
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Jewel (n): a precious stone, a valuable ornament
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Jew’s-harp (n) : a musical instrument
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Jig (n): a dance
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Jingle (v) : emit a tinkling sound
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Jingle (n) : the sound as of small bells
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Jinricksha (n) : a light carriage drawn by man
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Jinrikisha (n) : a light carriage drawn by man
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Job (n) : a piece of work
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Job (v) : to hire, do a small piece of work
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Jockey (n): a rider of race-horse
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Jocose (adj.) : humorous, playful
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Jocular (adj.): sportive, joking
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Jocund (adj.) : merry, jolly, cheerful
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Join (v) : unite, connect
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Joiner (n): one who joins, a carpenter
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Joint (n) : a place where two or more parts ate joined
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Joint (adj.) : held in common
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Jointly (adv): together
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Joist (n) : a supporting beam
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Joke (n) : a jest
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Jolly (adj.): merry, joyful
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