| July |
the seventh month of the Gregorian calendar year, having thirty-one days. |
| jumble |
to put or throw together in a confused heap. [6 definitions] |
| jumbo |
(informal) something that is very large. [2 definitions] |
| jump |
to leap into the air. [20 definitions] |
| jump at |
to take or accept quickly and eagerly. |
| jumper2 |
a sleeveless dress worn over a shirt or blouse. [4 definitions] |
| jump rope |
a length of rope held at each end and swung under the feet and over the head as one jumps, for exercise or as a game. |
| jump suit |
a one-piece garment worn by parachutists. [2 definitions] |
| junction |
a point or place where things are joined together. [5 definitions] |
| June |
the sixth month of the Gregorian calendar year, having thirty days. |
| jungle |
land covered with very dense natural vegetation, esp. a tropical rain forest. [4 definitions] |
| jungle gym |
an outdoor structure of pipes and bars for children to play on. |
| junior |
younger (used especially in abbreviated form after the name of a son having the same name as his father). [6 definitions] |
| junior high school |
an intermediate school between elementary and high school, usu. including grades seven, eight, and nine; middle school. |
| juniper |
any of a variety of evergreen shrubs or small trees bearing cones that produce a blue-gray berrylike fruit. |
| junk1 |
anything regarded as having little worth; trash. [4 definitions] |
| junk2 |
a high-sterned, flat-bottomed boat of Chinese origin, driven by square sails. |
| junk food |
prepackaged snack food that is low in nutritional value but usu. high in calories. |
| junk mail |
unsolicited mail, usu. in the form of advertisements or requests for monetary contributions. |
| junkyard |
a yard or lot in which junk such as scrap metal or old cars is collected, stored, and sold. |
| Juno |
in Roman mythology, the wife and sister of Jupiter, and the goddess of marriage; Hera. |