English words starting with jo - page 2

Meanings of Jog:

verb

Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

He began to jog along the road

noun

A spell of jogging.

Usage examples:

His morning jog

Meanings of Jogged:

verb

Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

He began to jog along the road

noun

A spell of jogging.

Usage examples:

His morning jog

Past simple and past participle of jog

Meanings of Jogger:

noun

A person who jogs as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

There are joggers on every road

Meanings of Joggers:

noun

A person who jogs as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

There are joggers on every road

phrase

Loose informal trousers that fit tightly around the ankles, often made of thick cotton, that are worn for running or are in the style of trousers designed for running

Usage examples:

I usually just wear joggers and a t-shirt when i'm at home., a pair of black joggers, wear somethin…

Meanings of Jogging:

noun

The activity of running at a steady, gentle pace as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

Some gentle jogging for a few weeks before the event should prevent any aching or stiffness

verb

Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

He began to jog along the road

Meanings of Joggle:

verb

Move or cause to move with repeated small bobs or jerks.

Usage examples:

Helium balloons were joggling above the crowds

noun

A bobbing or jerking movement.

Usage examples:

The lurch and joggle of the car

Meanings of Joggled:

verb

Move or cause to move with repeated small bobs or jerks.

Usage examples:

Helium balloons were joggling above the crowds

noun

A bobbing or jerking movement.

Usage examples:

The lurch and joggle of the car

Meanings of Joggles:

verb

Move or cause to move with repeated small bobs or jerks.

Usage examples:

Helium balloons were joggling above the crowds

noun

A bobbing or jerking movement.

Usage examples:

The lurch and joggle of the car

Meanings of Joggling:

verb

Move or cause to move with repeated small bobs or jerks.

Usage examples:

Helium balloons were joggling above the crowds

noun

A bobbing or jerking movement.

Usage examples:

The lurch and joggle of the car

Meanings of Jogjakarta:

proper noun

A city in south central java, indonesia; population 433,500 (est. 2005). it was formerly the capital of indonesia (1945–9).

Meanings of Jogs:

verb

Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise.

Usage examples:

He began to jog along the road

noun

A spell of jogging.

Usage examples:

His morning jog

Meanings of Jogtrot:

noun

A slow trot.

Usage examples:

The greeks advanced, probably breaking into a jogtrot when they came within bowshot.

Meanings of Johannesburg:

proper noun

A city in south africa, the capital of the province of gauteng; population 2,023,500 (est. 2009).

noun

A large city in the northeastern part of south africa

Usage examples:

At midnight on the evening before voting, a ceremony in johannesburg marked the end of decades of m…

Meanings of Johannine:

adjective

Relating to the apostle st john the evangelist, or to the gospel or epistles of john in the new testament.

Usage examples:

Finally, we must consider briefly the relationship of john's gospel to the three johannine letters …

Meanings of Johannisberger:

noun

Variant of johannisberg.

Meanings of John:

noun

A toilet.

Usage examples:

You have to walk across the stage to get to the john

proper noun

(1165–1216), son of henry ii, king of england 1199–1216; known as john lackland. he lost most of his french possessions, including normandy, to phillip ii of france. in 1209 he was excommunicated for refusing to accept stephen langton as archbishop of canterbury. forced to sign magna carta by his barons (1215), he ignored its provisions and civil war broke out.

Meanings of John-hancock:

noun

A person's signature

Usage examples:

Put your john hancock at the bottom of the page.

Meanings of Johnboat:

noun

A small flat-bottomed boat with square ends, used chiefly on inland waterways.

Usage examples:

Fieldwork was planned to coincide with high tides, which allowed the johnboat to travel closer to t…

Meanings of Johnboats:

noun

A small flat-bottomed boat with square ends, used chiefly on inland waterways.

Usage examples:

Fieldwork was planned to coincide with high tides, which allowed the johnboat to travel closer to t…

Meanings of Johnian:

noun

A member or student of st john's college, cambridge university.

adjective

Of, belonging to, or characteristic of st john's college, or its members, students, or alumni.

Meanings of Johnnies:

noun

Used as a name for an unknown man, often suggesting that he is unimportant or insignificant.

Usage examples:

The security johnny insists that you sign the visitors' book

Meanings of Johnny:

noun

Used as a name for an unknown man, often suggesting that he is unimportant or insignificant.

Usage examples:

The security johnny insists that you sign the visitors' book

Meanings of Johnny-come-lately:

noun

A person who starts a job or activity later than other people and sometimes uses the experience and knowledge of these people to obtain an advantage over them

Usage examples:

Riley, whose father founded the industry, calls her competitors johnny-come-latelies.

Meanings of Johnnycake:

noun

Maize flour bread typically baked or fried on a griddle.

Usage examples:

Served with cooked grits and johnny cake (a type of bread), they are a popular breakfast food.

Meanings of Johns:

noun

A toilet.

Usage examples:

You have to walk across the stage to get to the john

proper noun

(1165–1216), son of henry ii, king of england 1199–1216; known as john lackland. he lost most of his french possessions, including normandy, to phillip ii of france. in 1209 he was excommunicated for refusing to accept stephen langton as archbishop of canterbury. forced to sign magna carta by his barons (1215), he ignored its provisions and civil war broke out.