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juniper	an evergreen shrub or small tree with cones that produce berries.
junk¹	things having little worth; trash. [2 definitions]
junk²	a boat found in China with a high stern and flat bottom, driven by square sails.
junk food	snack food that does not give the body many nutrients. Junk food usually contains a great deal of fat or sugar.
junk mail	mail that is not wanted or asked for. Letters asking for money or trying to sell products are usually considered junk mail.
junkyard	a yard or lot in which junk is collected, kept, and sold. Old metal and cars are often found in a junkyard.
Juno	the goddess of marriage in Roman mythology. Juno was the wife and sister of Jupiter. In Greek mythology, Juno is called Hera.
Jupiter	the ruler of the gods in Roman mythology. Jupiter controlled the weather and protected the government and its laws. In Greek mythology, Jupiter is called Zeus. [2 definitions]
juror	a person who is a member of a jury.
jury	a group of people called to a court of law who listen to the facts of a case and decide its outcome. [2 definitions]
just	fair and honest. [7 definitions]
just about	practically; almost; nearly.
justice	the principle or quality of fairness; moral rightness. [4 definitions]
justify	to show to be true or right; prove. [2 definitions]
jut	to project or stick out sharply (often followed by "out").
jute	a thick, strong fiber taken from a plant and used to make rope and rough cloth. [2 definitions]
juvenile	young; not grown up. [4 definitions]
K³	symbol of the chemical element potassium.
k	the eleventh letter of the English alphabet.
Kabul	the capital city of Afghanistan.
Kalahari Desert	an arid and sandy region of southern Africa stretching over a large part of Botswana as well as parts of Namibia and South Africa.

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