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91Jar-Jakschi — Jar Jakschi, Nebenfluß des Sarasu im asiatisch russ. Gouvernement Omsk, fließt nach Turkestan …
92jar|cha — «HAHR chah, khAHR », noun. a final verse or refrain added to an Arabic poem in a Mozarabic dialect of Spanish using Arabic or Hebrew characters. Jarchas, which originated in Spain in the 1000 s A.D., are the oldest form of lyric poetry in a… …
93jar|di|niere — «JAHR duh NIHR», noun. 1. an ornamental pot or stand for flowers or plants. 2. a garnish of vegetables. ╂[< French jardinière < jardin garden] …
94jar|gon|eer — «JAHR guh NIHR», noun. = jargonist. (Cf. ↑jargonist) …
95jar|gon|is|tic — «JAHR guh NIHS tihk», adjective. characterized by the use of or expressed in jargon: »Much of what he is looking at is not really science at all but a new kind of…jargonistic pseudo scholarship (New Yorker) …
96jar|gon|ist — «JAHR guh nihst», noun. 1. a person who uses a particular jargon or phraseology. 2. a person who studies jargon …
97jar|gon|ize — «JAHR guh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.i. to talk jargon or a jargon. –v.t. to translate into jargon. 1. to bring or put by means of jargon …
98jar|goon — «jahr GOON», noun. = jargon2. (Cf. ↑jargon) …
99jar|o|vize — «YAHR uh vyz», transitive verb, vized, viz|ing. = vernalize. (Cf. ↑vernalize) Also, iarovize, yarovize. ╂[< Russian yarovoe spring grain + English ize] …
100jar|rah — «JAHR uh», noun. a Western Australian eucalyptus tree yielding a weather resistant timber. ╂[alteration of Jerrhyl, the native name] …
