2-Letter Words Starting with J

It's within a boxer's rights (wordplay)

Haymaker preceder, maybe

Boxing championship belt (wordplay)

Spinnaker's cousin

Sloop's sail

Arm of a crane

Coach, for one

Monster offering (wordplay)

Unit of work (wordplay)

Gets one's point across (wordplay)

Rights of Foreman, at times (wordplay)

Haymaker preceders, perhaps

Part of a frame job (wordplay)

Door frame part

What a hinge might connect to

To shift from side to side while sailing

Be in accord (with)

Be in harmony (with)

Line up (with)

Arms of cranes.

Parts of clippers

Sails fixed to bowsprits

Apple core notable, once (wordplay)

Classified information (wordplay)

Employment for Steve (wordplay)

The capital of South Sudan

Capital of South Sudan

South Sudan's capital

Lozenge, for short.

Cascade of ruffles

Lace frill on a bodice

Frill of lace

French leg

Door frame pieces

Vertical arch supports

Where some bolts fit

A {mountain=n}

Jibb

Were in accord

Were in harmony: Colloq.

Saw eye to eye

It might tell you to Ask again later

Scoffer.

Scoffer

Insulting or mocking remarks

Is in accord

Agrees with Colloq.

Juba

Jube

Shrimp variety (ironically)

Elephant sized (wordplay)

Huge (plane or elephant?)

Drew a cross response (wordplay)

Stung like a bee

Made a painful connection to

Boxer's babble (wordplay)

Say a lot for one who gives inoculations

Talk rapidly with little sense

A large white tropical American stork

Large white tropical American stork

Large stork

Ruffles on shirts

Falling ruffles.

Blouse ruffles

Jamb

Jambe

Jebel

Leaping desert rodent

Jumping rodent of Asia and Africa

Desert-dwelling rodent

Shied away, slangily

Half of nonsense, to Mr. T

Mockers variable

Mockers Var.

In harmony

In agreement

Tallying

Subcontracted (with "out")

Subcontracted, with "out"

Did piece work

Type of business man.

Small-scale wholesaler

Wholesale merchant

Oil used in cosmetics

Ingredient in some shampoos

Botanical also known as a coffeeberry

""A loose outer garment, also DJIBBAH, JUBHAH""

""A loose outer garment, also JUBBAH, DJIBBAH""

""A celebration, also JUBILEE""

*Fruit-flavored candy

Type of sweet

Fruity concession stand bit

A ring-shaped cookie

Confusion - for sale (wordplay)

Mixed-up collection (for sale)

Discarded assortment (for sale?)

747 and Airbus A380, as jets go

Big things Jack presented to bosses

Some mortgages

Chatters like monkey

Makes no sense

Goes on and on

Alternating with the hooks, say

Landing rights (wordplay)

Hitting with short punches

Injection of Irish-American waders from Brazil

An extreme radical, politically

French Dominican monk

French Revolution radical

Old English gold piece.

""Armor for the legs below the knees, also JAMBART, JAMBE, JAMBER, JAMBIER""

Jamb

Paleontologist's discovery, maybe

A new job (anagram)

Samson's weapon against the Philistines

Crow's cousin

Crow's cousin.

*Symbol of nakedness

Loose hooded cloak worn in North Africa and Middle East

Desert springs keep them going

Jumping rodents.

Desert rodents

An ornamental shrub

As loved by Gene (wordplay)

Ahab's wife (OT)

Wife of Ahab

Jibber

(Of horse) refusing to go on

Bowsprit extension

Sailing spar

Nautical spar

Pieceworkers

Corruption in public office

Subcontracting

The little woman to make holy and idle

Out of work

One task the fewer for the unemployed

A computer code for a job instruction

Southwestern shrubs yielding a cosmetic oil

Jubbah

Jubhah

Line every 50 years (wordplay)

Anniversary celebration (25th or 50th?)

50th anniversary, for one

Jubile

Concession stand candy

Fruity candies

Movie goodies

Record holder (wordplay)

Nickelodeon, for one

Coin-operated music player

Jumbal

In a muddle

All mixed up

Rack #3: BDEJLMU

Mixer, unclear speaker did not start after June 1st

Letter-unscrambling games

16 down's old word for a sheep

How injector talked rapidly (wordplay)

Talked talked talked

Yakked and yakked

Cant make sense of what one is saying very well in Berlin to foolish Berber

Authoritarian footwear (wordplay)

Soldier's shoe

Item of military footwear

Supporters of France's Reign of Terror

One in a juvenile court (wordplay)

Illegal lover, slangily

Underage temptation, slangily

Pen pal (wordplay)

Man with a canary in a cage (wordplay)

Matt Ward song about escapee (wordplay)

Jambeau

Gala get-together, of scouts say

'Gala get-together, of scouts say (8)'

A mere job (anagram)

Tried to influence with talk

One who {jawbones=v}

Lobbies

Mandibles

Jaybird

Jellaba

A lot of champagne.

Major, OBE, lost bottle

Oversize wine bottle

Jetbead

Brothel in "The Handmaid's Tale"

Wicked women like Biblical precursor

Wicked women.

Jibboom

In a jibing manner

Jobname

A narrow square-ended boat

Able to be joined

Very happy until jab festers

More than happy

Over the moon

Canticle based on Psalm 100

Rejoice

Big celebrations

Celebrations

Jumbler

Jumble

Jumbuck

Jabberer

Chattering like monkey

Chattering

Sweat- and saliva-inducing Brazilian drug

Items of Nazi footwear

Military footwear

Jacobus

They have time to finish

Cell dwellers.

Losers

Cooler idea (wordplay)

Warden's worry

Thin Lizzy's great escape

Spicy Creole dish

Mardi Gras meal

One-pot New Orleans dish

Scouting parties (wordplay)

Boy Scouts' gatherings

Meetings bore James unfortunately

Jawboner

Jawbone

Jeroboam

Fast, jerky American dance of the 1940s

Type of two-step to jazz music

Swing era dance

Jobbery

Breadwinner

Johnboat

A feeling of extreme joy; jubilation.

Jubilate

Jubilate

Noisemakers of a sort

Great-grandfathers of the iPod

Record players of a sort.

Jaborandi

A small evergreen tropical tree (Myrciaria cauliflora) native to Brazil and West Indies but introduced into southern U. S.; it is grown in Brazil for its edible tough-skinned purple grapelike fruit that grows all along the branches.Myrciaria cauliflora) native to Brazil and West Indies but introduced into southern U. S.; it is grown in Brazil for its edible tough-skinned purple grapelike fruit that grows all along the branches.

Shod like some fishermen

Wearing knee-high military footwear

Fast lifting tool (wordplay)

Fishy hare (wordplay)

Prepare to fix a VW's flat (wordplay)

Some prison plots

Forcible escapes

Jambalaya

Jawboning

Ring zinger (wordplay)

Zbigniew Brzezinski, for example

Really hard candy

Swing dances just get rib broken

Devotees of swing.

Swings, in a way

Jobholder

Jubilance

In a joyous manner

A person celebrating a jubilee.

Jubilate

High spirits.

Triumphal rejoicing

Triumphant feeling

Meaningless talk (Lewis Carroll)

'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves...

Poem with a tumtum tree

Jaboticaba

They hop along the bunny trail

Prepare Volkswagens for repairs (wordplay)

Molybdenum and others.

Some hard candies

Hard candy.

JOBLESS without a job

Jubilarian

Jubilation

Proper to be examined in a court of justice.

Able to be proved right

Warranted

""JUSTIFIABLE Capable of being justified, or shown to be just.""

JETTISON to throw overboard

Danced, in a way.

Meaningless writings.

""JITTERBUG a fast and vigorous American dance that was popular in the 1940s, having few standardized steps and personalized with various twirls, twists, and acrobatic moves; it was performed often to the accompaniment of swing or boogie-woogie tunes.""

Joblessness

Appropriate for or subject to court trial: a justiciable charge.

Having sufficient grounds for justification; possible to justify: justifiable resentment.