Some commonly used words that begin with J include joyful, jealous, jolly, journal, judge, justice, jumble, junior, junction, and journey.

Advanced words include juxtapose, jocular, jeopardise, judicious, jubilant, jurisdiction, jargon, jettison, jingoism, and jejune.

Common adjectives include jovial, judicious, jubilant, jaded, jarring, jaunty, justifiable, jocose, jittery, and jejune.

Positive words include joyous, joyful, jubilant, justice, jolly, jovial, jackpot, just, jaunt, and jazzy.

Negative words include jealous, jaded, jittery, jarring, jeopardise, jaundiced, junk, juggernaut, jinx, and joyless.

Jump the gun – Act before the right time.

Jump on the bandwagon – Join a trend or movement.

Jack of all trades – A person skilled in many things but not an expert in any.

Jump to conclusions – Make a judgment without enough evidence.

Juggle responsibilities – Manage multiple tasks at the same time.

Jot down – Write something quickly.

Jump in – Enter a conversation or situation suddenly.

Jack up – Increase the price or amount.

Jerk around – Treat someone unfairly or dishonestly.

Jump at – Quickly accept an opportunity.

To improve your vocabulary:

• Read books, newspapers, and articles that use advanced words.
• Use flashcards to memorise meanings.
• Practice writing and speaking with J words in sentences.
• Engage in word games like crosswords or Scrabble.
• Listen to podcasts or audiobooks that expose you to new words.

Some career-related words include journalist, judge, jeweller, janitor, jockey, juror, juggler, junior analyst, junior engineer, and joiner.

10. What are some fun and unique J words?

Fun and interesting words include jubilate, jackanapes, jiggery-pokery, jabberwocky, juggernaut, jocund, jape, jettison, jamboree, and juxtaposition.