2-Letter Words Starting with J

A woman who has a jointure.

Jointure

Estate tenures for wives

Funny fellows

Funny people

Gagmen

Jollify

Jollify

Jollity

Juggling minstrels

Early minstrel

Jouncy

Travelled

One who journeys.

Joyful

JOYLESS without joy

Joypop

JOYPOP to use habit-forming drugs occasionally

Joyride

Car borrowers, of a sort

Soap opera about bubbly commuters (wordplay)

Reckless drivers

A feeling of extreme joy; jubilation.

Jubilate

Jubilate

Judder

Good sense in Britain.

Court ruling

Get soldiers in after Trump briefly gives order

Office of a court head

Bench seat

Variant assessments, opinions

Official decisions.

Case-law derives from a lot of combat with detectives and models

Jugulate

Jugulate

Slang A heavy drinker; an alcoholic.

Lacking juice; dry.

Prized quality in fruit

Noisemakers of a sort

Great-grandfathers of the iPod

Record players of a sort.

Julienne

Julienne

Nervousness

Critical points

Jungly

JUNIOR one who is lower in rank or age than another

German aristo welcoming support of driver, jolly sort (wordplay)

Some Congressmen

Taking an excursion for pleasure

Proved to be right

Explained how margins were aligned

Only if it's, that's to say, five hundred can it be considered right.

""One who justifies; one who vindicates, supports, defends, or absolves.""

Absolves.

They sound as if they're miners

Children

Young adult novels (wordplay)

Children's books

The Brontes' Glass Town Confederacy stories, for example

Place cheek by jowl

Put side by side

Set side by side

Cheeky kid - Japan's cake (anagram)

Conceited, impertinent person

Knave, one imitates whippersnapper

JACKASS a male {donkey=n}

Shod like some fishermen

Wearing knee-high military footwear

JACKET to provide with a short coat

Jackfish

Manly pneumatic tool (wordplay)

Men's club craftsman (wordplay)

It pounds the pavement

Like a semi in an L-shape (2 words)

Accidentally folded (of a lorry)

Doubled up, in a way.

Bends, as a semi

Has an accident with the rig

Does a fancy dive

Fancy swimming dives

Dives.

Dives

Jackroll

Hoisting equipment

Jacksmelt

Jacquerie

Something irregular like a bump on or crack in a smooth surface.

Jagghery

Some prison plots

Forcible escapes

Jailhouse

Janisary

Turkish soldiers.

Container for the display of flowers

Ornamental stand for plants

Ornamental flower pot

JARGONIZE

Jargonize

""An opaque cryptocrystalline variety of quartz that may be red, yellow, or brown.""

Lively self-confidence

Breezy liveliness

The high spirits of one in pleasure trip to a Scottish loch (wordplay)

Javelin

Ring zinger (wordplay)

Zbigniew Brzezinski, for example

Really hard candy

Citizens of Kansas.

Topeka natives

Kansas natives

Baby Gould's nannies (wordplay)

Baby Gould's nannies?

Pedestrians of a sort.

Mistrustful feelings.

Lack of maturity

Insipid quality

Jejunity

Jellify

Perils

Jeopard

Put at risk

Off road, jeep is put at risk

Endanger

Put at risk

Imperil

Imperil.

Jessamine

JESUITIC pertaining to a {jesuit=n}

Jesuitism

Ditched plane has done its flying

Ditched aircraft, drifting on tides

Thrown overboard

Jewelweed

Plant named for Jamestown.

Thorn-apple alias

Hallucinogenic plant also called Thorn Apple

Swing dances just get rib broken

Devotees of swing.

Swings, in a way

Jittery

Jobholder

JOCOSE humourous

Humorous remarks.

Dessert for Cash (wordplay)

Dessert for Carson (wordplay)

Cornbread on the griddle

Jokiness

The talk of the fourth estate (wordplay)

Hackneyed style in certain newspapers

Jargon of poor news reports etc.

To enter or record in a journal or diary.

Journeyer

Journey

Adequately competent worker

Competent, but not exceptional, worker

Tourist perhaps is reliable but not outstanding

JOURNEY to {travel=v}

Jovialty

Joyful

The emotion of great happiness.

JOYOUS {joyful=adj}

Joypopper

Jubilance

Judgement

Judgeship

Tending to moralize

Fault-finding referee rumoured to be mad!

Excessively critical

""The state or profession of those employed in the administration of justice; also, the dispensing or administration of justice.""

Relentlessly destructive force or object

1974 film starring Richard Harris

Overwhelming, advancing force

Jugglery

Juicehead

Julienne

Adjective meaning resembling

Juniorate

Junketeer

Justifier

Justness

Youthfulness; adolescence.

Placed next to for contrasting effect

Put side by side

Side by side.

Places side by side

Meaningless talk (Lewis Carroll)

'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves...

Poem with a tumtum tree

Sidewalk destroyers

Concrete crackers

Jadedness

Supporters of New Year's Day saints and one born on All Fools' Day (wordplay)

Jardiniere

Jasperware

Molybdenum and others.

Some hard candies

Hard candy.

Jazziness

State or quality of being jealous.

Threats along the beach

Put at risk

Head off big cat outside, after Jack's put in danger

Puts at risk

Risked

Imperils

Jerkiness

Dumping one boy in the course of travelling by air!

Discarding

Jewellery

Jimsonweed

""Jitterier , jitteriest Having or feeling nervous unease: a jittery vigil in the dark.""

JOBLESS without a job

Jocundity

Tortes for Carson (wordplay)

Rhode Island cuisine specialty

Cornbread concoctions

JOINTED joint

Jointress

Journalese

Wrote in a daily register or diary

JOURNALIZE To enter or record in a journal or diary.

Journalize

Tasks done by rep (wordplay)

Joviality

JOYLESS without joy

Judicature

Court systems

Giant battleships, for example

Juiciness

Jumpiness

Proper to be examined in a court of justice.

Able to be proved right

Warranted

Growing or becoming young.

Jackanapes

Jackassery

Jackhammer

Jaggedness

English word

Jauntiness

Jejuneness

Putting at risk

JEOPARDIZE To expose to loss or injury; to risk; to jeopard.

In a jesuitical manner.

JETTISON to throw overboard

Danced, in a way.

Jocoseness

Jocularity

Journalizer

Journeywork

Joyfulness

Joyousness

Judgmental

Judicatory

Understanding law; skilled in jurisprudence.

Process of growing from childhood to youth

Juvenility

Meaningless writings.

Jackhammer

Japonaiserie

Jealousness

""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.""

Jitteriness

Joblessness

Jointedness

Joylessness

The quality or state of being judicious; sagacity; s<?/<?/nd judgment.

Prejudice runs riot - body of law needed

System of law

Science of law

Jurisprudent

Having power to justify; justificatory.

Juvenescence

Johnsongrass

Jurisprudence