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A Glossary of the Scots Dialect |
| Jad | a wild young woman. |
| Janwar | January. |
| Jauk | to dally, trifle. |
| Jaukin | dallying. |
| Jauner | foolish talk. |
| Jauntie | dim. of jaunt. |
| Jaup | splash. |
| Jaups | splashes. |
| Jaw | talk, impudence. |
| Jeeg | to jog. |
| Jillet | a jilt. |
| Jimp | slender. |
| Jimply | neatly. |
| Jimps | stays. |
| Jink | to dodge. |
| Jinker | that turns quickly; sprightly girl. |
| Jinkin | dodging. |
| Jirkinet | outer jacket worn by women. |
| Jirt | a jerk; to squirt. |
| Jiz | a wig. |
| Jo | joy, sweetheart. |
| Jocteleg | clasp knife. |
| Joe | lover. |
| Jorum | the jug. |
| Jouk | to duck, to bow. |
| Jow | to swing. |
| Jumpet | jumpit, jumped. |
| Jumpit | jumped. |
| Jundie | to justle. |
| Jurr | a servant wench. |
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