5 letter words that start with J

5 letter words that start with J

5 letter J word

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jaaps 12 17 JAAP, (South African...
jabot 12 17 (French) a lace fril...
jacal 14 18 a hut built of erect...
jacks 15 21 JACK, to raise with...
jacky 21 23 a sailor [n JACKIES]
jaded 10 16 JADE, to tire [v]
jades 10 15 JADE, to tire [v]
jafas 12 17 JAFA, (NZ) an offens...
jaffa 14 20 in cricket, a well-b...
jagas 11 16 JAGA, in Indonesia,...
jager 11 16 a German army marksm...
jaggs 13 18 JAGG, to cut unevenl...
jaggy 19 20 jagged, rough-edged...
jagir 12 16 (Hindi) the governme...
jagra 11 16 a coarse, dark sugar...
jails 12 15 JAIL, to imprison, a...
jakes 11 18 (Shakespeare) a priv...
jakey 17 20 (Scots) a homeless a...
jalap 13 18 a Mexican plant, als...
jalop 13 18 the purgative root o...
jambe 13 20 a piece of leg-armou...
jambo 13 20 (Swahili) an East Af...
jambs 14 20 JAMB, to jam [v]
jambu 14 21 (Sanskrit) the rose-...
james 11 17 a short crowbar [n -...
jammy 19 22 very lucky [adj JAMM...
jamon 10 18 designating a variet...
janes 9 15 JANE, a small silver...
janns 9 16 JANN, a supernatural...
janny 15 18 to act as a disguise...
janty 16 17 briskly self-assured...
japan 11 18 to coat with a gloss...
japed 12 18 JAPE, to play a joke...
japer 12 17 one who japes [n -S]
japes 12 17 JAPE, to play a joke...
jarks 12 18 JARK, a seal on a do...
jarls 12 15 JARL, a Scandinavian...
jarps 13 17 JARP, to tap an egg...
jarta 10 14 heart, used as term...
jarul 12 16 a deciduous tree of...
jasey 16 16 a wig of worsted, al...
jaspe 12 17 a cotton cloth with...
jasps 13 17 JASP, (Spenser) a pr...
jatos 10 14 JATO, a jet-assisted...
jauks 12 19 JAUK, to dawdle [v]
jaunt 10 16 to go on a pleasure...
jaups 13 18 JAUP, (Scots) to spl...
javas 12 18 JAVA, a type of coff...
javel 13 19 (Spenser) a worthles...
jawan 12 18 an Indian common sol...
jawed 13 18 JAW, to chatter at l...
jaxie 16 21 the posterior, also...
jazzy 23 34 of or like jazz, noi...
jeans 9 15 JEAN, a durable cott...
jeats 10 14 JEAT, (obsolete) jet...
jebel 13 18 (Arabic) a hill, a r...
jedis 11 15 JEDI, (tradename) a...
jeels 11 15 JEEL, to set, jell,...
jeely 17 17 to make into a jelly...
jeeps 12 17 JEEP, to travel by a...
jeers 10 14 JEER, to mock, also...
jeeze 12 23 an interjection expr...
jefes 12 17 JEFE, (Spanish) a ch...
jeffs 15 20 JEFF, (Australian sl...
jehad 12 17 in Islam, a holy war...
jehus 13 17 JEHU, a coachman, es...
jelab 13 18 a Middle Eastern hoo...
jello 12 16 (tradename) a desser...
jells 13 16 JELL, to set like je...
jelly 19 18 to make into a jelly...
jembe 13 20 (Swahili) a hoe [n -...
jemmy 19 22 neat, smart [adj JEM...
jenny 15 18 a female donkey [n J...
jeons 9 15 JEON, (Korean) a mon...
jerid 11 15 a wooden Oriental ja...
jerks 12 18 JERK, to move spasmo...
jerky 18 20 dried meat [n JERKIE...
jerry 17 16 (colloquial) a chamb...
jesse 10 14 to fasten straps to...
jests 11 14 JEST, to joke [v]
jesus 11 15 a size of paper in F...
jetes 10 14 JETE, a ballet leap...
jeton 9 15 a piece of metal use...
jetty 17 16 to jut out, also JUT...
jeune 9 16 (French) young [adj]
jewed 13 18 JEW, to barter succe...
jewel 14 18 to adorn with precio...
jewie 13 17 (Australian slang) t...
jhala 13 17 (Sanskrit) in Hindu...
jiaos 10 14 JIAO, (Chinese) a Ch...
jibba 15 20 a long loose outer g...
jibbs 16 20 JIBB, to shift from...
jibed 13 18 JIBE [v]
jiber 13 17 one who jibes, also...
jibes 13 17 JIBE [v]
jiffs 16 20 JIFF, a short time,...
jiffy 22 22 (colloquial) a short...
jiggy 20 20 with the rhythm of a...
jigot 12 16 (French) a leg of la...
jihad 13 17 in Islam, a holy war...
jills 14 16 JILL, a female hare...
jilts 13 15 JILT, to discard a l...
jimmy 20 22 a short crowbar used...
jimpy 21 22 (Scots) neat [adj JI...
jingo 11 17 a zealous patriot, a...
jinks 12 19 JINK, to dodge nimbl...
jinne 9 16 (Afrikaans) an excla...
jinni 10 16 a supernatural being...
jinns 10 16 JINN, a supernatural...
jirds 12 15 JIRD, an African ger...
jirga 12 16 a council of tribal...
jirre 11 14 (Afrikaans) an excla...
jisms 13 17 JISM, (colloquial) e...
jived 13 19 JIVE, to dance to ja...
jiver 13 18 one who jives [n -S]
jives 13 18 JIVE, to dance to ja...
jivey 19 20 jazzy, lively, also...
jnana 8 16 knowledge acquired t...
jobed 12 18 JOBE, to reprimand t...
jobes 12 17 JOBE, to reprimand t...
jocko 14 21 a chimpanzee [n -S]
jocks 15 21 JOCK, (US slang) a k...
jocky 21 23 resembling an athlet...
jocos 13 17 JOCO, (Scots) a joke...
jodel 11 16 to sing with rapidly...
joeys 16 16 JOEY, a young kangar...
johns 12 17 JOHN, a toilet [n]
joins 10 15 JOIN, to unite [v]
joint 10 15 combined [adj JOINTL...
joist 11 14 a beam supporting bo...
joked 11 19 JOKE, to say somethi...
joker 11 18 one that jokes [n -S...
jokes 11 18 JOKE, to say somethi...
jokey 17 20 full of jokes, also...
jokol 12 19 (Shetlands) = yes ca...
joled 11 16 JOL, (South African...
joles 11 15 JOLE, (dialect) to b...
jolls 13 16 JOLL, (dialect) to b...
jolly 19 18 mirthful [adj JOLLIE...
jolts 12 15 JOLT, to jar or shak...
jolty 18 17 in a jolting manner...
jomon 10 18 (Japanese) a particu...
jomos 11 17 JOMO, a cross betwee...
jones 9 15 a drug addiction [n...
jongs 11 17 JONG, (Afrikaans) fr...
jonty 16 17 a naval master-at-ar...
jooks 11 18 JOOK, (Scots) to duc...
joram 11 17 a large drinking bow...
jorum 12 18 a large drinking bow...
jotas 10 14 JOTA, a Spanish danc...
jotty 17 16 written down quickly...
jotun 10 16 in Norse myth, a gia...
joual 11 16 (French) a nonstanda...
jougs 12 17 (Scots) an old instr...
jouks 12 19 JOUK, (Scots) to duc...
joule 11 16 to bump, also JOLE,...
jours 11 15 JOUR, (French) a day...
joust 11 15 to engage in persona...
jowar 13 17 Indian millet, aka d...
jowed 13 18 JOW, to ring, toll a...
jowls 15 18 JOWL, to bump, also...
jowly 21 20 having prominent jow...
joyed 16 17 JOY, to rejoice [v]
jubas 13 18 JUBA, a Negro rustic...
jubes 13 18 JUBE, a rood-loft, o...
jucos 14 18 JUCO, (US) junior co...
judas 11 16 a peephole in a door...
judge 12 18 to decide on critica...
judos 11 16 JUDO, a Japanese for...
jugal 13 18 the cheek bone [n -S...
jugum 14 21 a pair of opposite l...
juice 14 18 to extract liquid fr...
juicy 21 20 full of juice [adj J...
jujus 14 25 JUJU, a fetish or ch...
juked 12 20 JUKE, to dance [v]
jukes 12 19 JUKE, to dance [v]
jukus 13 20 JUKU, a Japanese sch...
julep 14 19 a cocktail of bourbo...
jumar 12 18 to climb using ropes...
jumbo 14 21 (colloquial) an elep...
jumby 21 23 (West Indian) a ghos...
jumps 15 21 JUMP, to leap into t...
jumpy 21 23 nervy [adj JUMPIER,...
junco 13 19 a North American bir...
junks 12 20 JUNK, to discard as...
junky 18 22 rubbishy, worthless...
junta 10 16 a government council...
junto 10 16 (Spanish) a group, e...
jupes 13 18 JUPE, a woman's jack...
jupon 12 19 a sleeveless jacket...
jural 12 16 pertaining to law [a...
jurat 11 15 a memorandum at the...
jurel 12 16 a kind of food fish...
jures 11 15 JURE, jurisprudence...
juror 11 15 a member of a jury,...
justs 12 15 JUST, to tilt with l...
jutes 11 15 JUTE, a fibre obtain...
jutty 18 17 jutting out [adj JUT...
juves 13 19 JUVE, (short for) a...
juvie 13 19 (slang) a juvenile d...