How many j words are there?

Answer 1

HAJ pilgrimage to Mecca (hadj)

JAB to poke

JAG to cut unevenly

JAM to force together tightly

JAR to cause to shake

JAW to jabber

JAY corvine bird

JEE to turn right (gee)

JET to fly in a jet

JEU game

JEW to bargain with {offensive}

JIB to refuse to proceed further

JIG to bob

JIN Muslim supernatural being (jinn)

JOB to work by the piece

JOE fellow

JOG to run slowly

JOT to write down quickly

JOW to toll

JOY to rejoice

JUG to put into a jug

JUN coin of North Korea

JUS legal right

JUT to protrude

RAJ dominion; sovereignty

TAJ tall, conical cap worn in Muslim countries

AJAR partly open

AJEE to one side (agee)

DJIN a supernatural being (jinni, jinn)

DOJO a school that teaches judo or karate

FUJI a silk fabric

HADJ a pilgrimage to Mecca

HAJI one who has made a hadj (hadji)

HAJJ a pilgrimage to Mecca (hadj)

JABS [jab-conj] (to poke)

JACK to raise with a lever

JADE to weary

JAGG to jag

JAGS [jag-conj] (to cut unevenly)

JAIL to put in a place of confinement

JAKE all right; fine

JAMB to jam

JAMS [jam-conj] (to force together tightly)

JANE a girl or woman

JAPE to mock

JARL Scandinavian nobleman

JARS [jar-conj] (to cause to shake)

JATO a jet assisted takeoff

JAUK to dawdle

JAUP to splash

JAVA coffee

JAWS [jaw-conj] (to jabber)

JAYS [jay-pl] (corvine bird)

JAZZ to enliven

JEAN a durable, cotton fabric

JEED [jee-conj] (to turn right)

JEEP to travel in a small motor vehicle

JEER to mock

JEES [jee-conj] (to turn right)

JEEZ used as a mild oath

JEFE a chief

JEHU a fast driver

JELL to congeal

JEON a monetary unit of South Korea

JERK to move with a sharp, sudden motion

JESS to fasten straps around the legs of a hawk

JEST to joke

JETE a Ballet leap

JETS [jet-conj] (to fly in a jet)

JEUX [jeu-pl] (a game)

JEWS [jew-conj] (to bargain with {offensive})

JIAO Chinese monetary unit

JIBB to shift from side to side while sailing

JIBE to jeer (gibe)

JIBS [jib-conj] (to refuse to proceed further)

JIFF jiffy

JIGS [jig-conj] (to bob)

JILL a unit of liquid measure

JILT to reject a lover

JIMP natty

JINK to move quickly out of the way

JINN Muslim supernatural being

JINS [jin-pl] (Muslim supernatural being)

JINX to bring bad luck to

JISM semen {offensive}

JIVE to play jazz

JOBS [job-conj] (to work by the piece)

JOCK an athletic supporter

JOES [joe-pl] (fellow)

JOEY a young kangaroo

JOGS [jog-conj] (to run slowly)

JOHN a toilet

JOIN to unite

JOKE to say something amusing

JOKY amusing (jokey)

JOLE jowl

JOLT to jar or shake roughly

JOSH to tease

JOSS a Chinese idol

JOTA a Spanish dance

JOTS [jot-conj] (to write down quickly)

JOUK to dodge

JOWL the fleshy part under the lower jaw

JOWS [jow-conj] (to put into a jug)

JOYS [joy-conj] (to rejoice)

JUBA a lively dance

JUBE a platform in a church

JUDO a form of jujitsu

JUGA [jugum-pl] a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf

JUGS [jug-conj] (to put into a jug)

JUJU an object with magical power

JUKE to fake out of position

JUMP to spring off the ground

JUNK to discard as trash

JUPE a woman's jacket

JURA [jus-pl] (legal right)

JURY a group of persons sworn to render a verdict

JUST acting in conformity with what is morally good/to joust

JUTE a strong, coarse fiber

JUTS [jut-conj] (to protrude)

MOJO a magic charm

PUJA a Hindu prayer ritual

RAJA a king or prince in India (rajah)

SOJA the soybean