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Jack
A miners
water jug.
Jack it in
To give up
a pursuit or hobby, as in "I've just (almost) had a bellyful of it.
I'll have to jack it in!"
Jant
Wenglish
for a jaunt, an outing
Jawch/Jawl
A Wenglish
expletive; "Jawl/jawch, mun there's no need for language like that!"
These words are mutations of the Welsh word for 'devil' - 'diafol'
Jest/Just
Nearly, as
in "I can tell you I'm jest going mad with this toothache!"
Jew!
A euphamism
for the Welsh word Duw, (God); "Jew, there's bard he's looking!", or
"Jew - there's old she've gone to look lately!"
Jib
Looks,
facial features, as in "... 'E's the same jib as 'is dad exactly!"
Jibs
Pulling
faces, as in "If you don't stop making them jibs, people will think
you're not all there!"
Jinny
A home made
punishment cane - happily a word from ther past.
Job
Bother,
trouble; "There's a job we had finding shoes to fit 'im!", or "You'll
have a job on with that!"
Job, bad
A lost
cause; "I tried my level best with it, but in the end, I atto give it
up as a bad job... "
Jocose
Comfortable,
at ease, as in "You're looking real jocose, lying down by there!"
Joking
Artificial,
as in "They didn't have any real flowers - only jokin(g) ones..."
Just
Really! As
used to show complete agreement with something said about someone else;
"'Aven't she just!!"
Wenglish for "fruit pastilles"