Words Starting With J

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Last updated: July 2, 2023
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a large wild cat
Jaguar
sweaters; coats
Jacket
a dessert
Jelly
hopping
Jump
put on bread
Jam
occupation
Job
completely different its weird
Jarring
pants
Jeans
throwing balls in a continous motion
Juggle
plane
Jet
a island in Indonesia
Java
a sweet snack
Jelly Beans
an exercise
Jumping Jacks
a game kids play
Jump Rope
an underwater invertebrate
Jellyfish
rainforest
Jungle
puzzle
Jigsaw
mixing up
Jumble
leader at court
Judge
Batman arch nemesis
Joker
a clown for royalty
Jester
used to pour liquid
Jug
sign of Christianity
Jesus
a month
January
a month
July
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a month
June
a large cash prize won
Jackpot
a liquid
Juice
sharp
Jagged
pearls; necklace; bracelets
Jewelry
green stone
Jade
used to store sauce or pickles
Jar
a type of music
Jazz
man who cleans
Janitor
a pepper
Jalapeno
mad at another for recieving something better
Jealous
slow run
Jog
an Asian country
Japan
a truck brand
Jeep
a diary
Journal
person who writes for newspapers
Journalist
punch
Jab
an Asian country
Jordan
an Carribean country
Jamaica
happy
Jolly
blue bird
Jay
teeth and gum
Jaw
water vehicle
Jet-Ski
halloween pumpkin
Jack-O-Lantern
prison
Jail
2 Comments
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Level 60
Jul 2, 2023
Needs about 25 minutes less! Also great quiz! Can be an adult person who cleans not just a man. A bunch start with the same letters or word, maybe a yellow box?
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Level 56
Nov 22, 2023
Pretty good....maybe should be accepted: Japan for Asian country, junket for sweet dessert. Jarring isn't weird it's a jolt or a clashing, mad isn't jealous, it's envy. Spelling and grammar correction 'a Caribbean' not 'an Carribean'