2-Letter Words Starting with J

Wall Street follower (wordplay)

Blog or log

Diary's kin

Life, so they say

Trek, as into outerspace

Band that sings "Don't Stop Believin'"

Played a knight game (wordplay)

Engaged in a tilt

Competed at Camelot

Renaissance Faire participant

Armored contestant

Mounted duelist

Fuller in the face

{gladness=n}

Having or producing no pleasure

Down in the dumps

Miserable

Joypop

Driving the wrong way (wordplay)

Reckless drive in stolen wheels (3,4)

Going out with a hot model (wordplay)

Temporarily misappropriated a car

Black-belt wearer, perhaps

Martial art expert

Participant in a defensive sport

Judoka

Record holder (wordplay)

Nickelodeon, for one

Coin-operated music player

Deciding round at a gymkhana

Start of a game.

Junco

Those moving up the educational ladder

They're lower in rank

Clothing-store section

Australian apprentice, to locals

Young ranch hand in Australia

Australian ranch hand

Authoritarian footwear (wordplay)

Soldier's shoe

Item of military footwear

""Someone gaining experience on a cattle station, also JACKAROO""

Large accumulated cash prizes

Big wins in Vegas

Las Vegas windfalls.

To roll a drunken or sleeping person

Supporters of France's Reign of Terror

Jaconet

Heat source, perhaps

Heat source (wordplay)

Hot type of pepper

Hardly luxury cars

Broken-down rides

Battered old cars

Kind of Venetian blind.

Kind of window

Slatted blind or shutter

Gala get-together, of scouts say

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

A mere job (anagram)

Hypocritical

Snow removers perhaps

Snow removers perhaps

Their business is picking up (wordplay)

Shrub with yellowish fruit

Asian shrub of the rose family

Asian shrub with edible fruits

Jargon

A variety of pear

Jargoon

Jarldom

Hydrated iron and potassium in hexagonal crystals

""To hasten the flowering of a plant, also JAROVISE""

Tried to influence with talk

One who {jawbones=v}

Lobbies

Mandibles

French writer with a very poor green eye

Main theme of "Othello"

The green-eyed monster

A tropical tree

Jeopard

Daredevil's delight

Danger of harm

Game whose answers are questions

A lot of champagne.

Major, OBE, lost bottle

Oversize wine bottle

Modern airfields

Throw (into the sea)

Throw away (or overboard)

Throw away (from ship or aeroplane?)

Jibboom

Too many to count

Scads

Jingko

Sabre-rattling

Aggressive patriotism, very British

Flag-waving and such

Aggressive patriotism of English sort

Patriot said drink must go first

International bully

Extreme nationalist

Jobname

A lady horse rider

Maneuvered for advantage

Jostled, as for position

Maneuvered for position

In a playful spirit

With humour or playfully

With levity

Facetiousness

In a cheerful manner

Short riding boots.

Part of a ringmaster's outfit

Equestrian's garb

Jogging

Joggler

Joggle

Brahms or Kepler

Big first name in classical music

Artist Vermeer

A narrow square-ended boat

Mostly Jim Henson animating chaps

Hospital garments

Hospital gowns

Able to be joined

Joinder

Joining

Some woodworkers' tools

The act of fitting together

Widow's portion.

Widow's lifetime provision

Act of uniting

Joist

Stand-up guy (wordplay)

Joy buzzer user

Laugh-a-minute type

Joseph regal tongue-in-cheek

In jest

Extremely merry jerk outside is telling tales

Very merry about getting nothing sick back in there in jest

Making plates on a special potter's wheel

Jolty

Wandering minstrel in medieval France

Itinerant minstrel

Wandering minstrel

Yellow blooms

Daffodils' kin

Those in a rowdy crowd

Some moshers

Rude ones

Using one's elbows

Making one's way by pushing or shoving

Joseph, good man with Heather, elbowing

Notations.

Notes

Bumpier, as a ride

Jounce

Day-by-day accounts

Crankshaft bearing surfaces

Writes in a diary

Travels from place to place

Trips, expeditions

Long trips

You'll get a charge out of them

Knights, at times

Old-time contestants

Fighting on horseback in a tournament

Knightly activity

Knight fights

In a cheerful way

In a jolly and friendly manner

In a cheerful and friendly manner

The state of being {jovial=adj}

Jowly

Joyance

With glee

With great delight

How many Christmas carols are sung

With great jubilation

Teenager with a car, perhaps

Car thief, maybe

Person who drives around in stolen cars

Spins with hot wheels (wordplay)

Cruising-and-boozing sprees, say

Trips taken in 'borrowed' cars

Pilot's manual control

Video game accessory

(Plane's) control column

Judoist

Jumpoff

*Roundabout, for one

A parting of the ways (wordplay)

Jack gets ointment in Clapham, perhaps

Pertaining to an {oath=n}

Sweat- and saliva-inducing Brazilian drug

Oceanian apprentices

Items of Nazi footwear

Military footwear

Jackeroo

Jackroll

Jacobus

Sentence structure (wordplay)

Can that holds people (wordplay)

Rock song locale (wordplay)

Nacho toppers from Katmandu (wordplay)

Peppers milder than habaneros

They heat up your food*

Jaloppy

Tropical window shades

Scouting parties (wordplay)

Boy Scouts' gatherings

Meetings bore James unfortunately

Japonica

Jargonel

Jargon

JARGON to use words specific to a trade or group

JARGON to use words specific to a trade or group

Jarosite

Jarovize

Jarovize

Jawboner

Jawbone

With enviousness

Jelutong

Jeopard

Jeroboam

Throws from a ship or aircraft

Discards or throws overboard

Throws goods overboard, discards

Jingoism

Country superfans

Jobbery

Breadwinner

Jockette

Finagler's activity

Maneuvering

Overconfidence, to an athlete (wordplay)

It prevents balls from being hit

Guy's means of support

In a playful way

Casually induct into ecstasy with glee

Cheerfulness

Johnboat

Joinery

JOINTED joint

A woman who has a jointure.

Jointure

Estate tenures for wives

""The larva of a small, hymenopterous fly (Eurytoma hordei), which is found in galllike swellings on the stalks of wheat, usually at or just above the first joint. In some parts of America it does great damage to the crop. Eurytoma hordei), which is found in galllike swellings on the stalks of wheat, usually at or just above the first joint. In some parts of America it does great damage to the crop.""

Funny fellows

Funny people

Gagmen

Jollify

Jollify

Jollity

Juggling minstrels

Early minstrel

Jouncy

Travelled

One who journeys.

Cheerfulness in mood or disposition

Good-humouredness

Mirthfulness.

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

Pastime for a car thief, perhaps

'Sport' of car thieves

Driving with abandon

The View co-host Behar's collection of little bloodsuckers (wordplay)

'The View' co-host Behar's collection of little bloodsuckers (wordplay)

Having good sense

Prudent, well-considered

Showing good sense

Noisemakers of a sort

Great-grandfathers of the iPod

Record players of a sort.

Meeting places

Meeting points

JUNIOR one who is lower in rank or age than another

Place cheek by jowl

Put side by side

Set side by side

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

Jackroll

""A South American wild cat (Felis jaguarondi), having a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is grayish brown, varied with a blackish hue. It is arboreal in its habits and feeds mostly on birds. Felis jaguarondi), having a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is grayish brown, varied with a blackish hue. It is arboreal in its habits and feeds mostly on birds.""

Jailhouse

Opinion piece published at the start of the year (wordplay)

JARGONIZE

Jargonize

Jarovize

Jawboning

Mistrustful feelings.

Perils

Jeopard

Put at risk

Off road, jeep is put at risk

Endanger

Put at risk

Imperil

Imperil.

Ditched plane has done its flying

Ditched aircraft, drifting on tides

Thrown overboard

Plant named for Jamestown.

Thorn-apple alias

Hallucinogenic plant also called Thorn Apple

Loyal to a fault

Jack in turn is tribal leader in charge who is chauvinistic

Patriotic

Jobholder

Athlete's hunting gear (wordplay)

Junk drawers (wordplay)

JOCOSE humourous

Humorous remarks.

From jail, outcry of good-humour

Fun characterized by humor

Outcry with jail riots? Sign of wit is needed

Dessert for Cash (wordplay)

Dessert for Carson (wordplay)

Cornbread on the griddle

Jointure

Jointworm

Jokiness

Jollify

The talk of the fourth estate (wordplay)

Hackneyed style in certain newspapers

Jargon of poor news reports etc.

Yellow pages, at times (wordplay)

Field that has many sources

Field of Walter Cronkite

William Allen White.

Newsman who keeps a diary initially...

One who spoons and scoops

To enter or record in a journal or diary.

Journeyer

Journey