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jornalero noun {m} | day laborer(laborer who is paid one day at a time) roustabout(an unskilled laborer) |
joroba interjection | bother(mild expression of annoyance/irritation) gosh(mild expression of surprise or enthusiasm) |
joroba noun {f} | hump [humps](deformity of the human back) trunk [trunks](luggage storage compartment of a sedan/saloon style car) |
jorobado noun {m} | humpback [humpbacks](humpbacked person) |
jorobar verb | annoy [annoyed, annoying, annoys](to disturb or irritate) henpeck(to nag persistently) pester [pestered, pestering, pesters](to annoy persistently) |
jorovod noun {m} | khorovod(a Slavic dance) |
jorupe noun {m} | soapberry [soapberries](woody plant) |
José proper noun {m} | Joseph(favorite son of Jacob) |
José de Arimetea proper noun {m} | Joseph(Joseph of Arimathea) |
Josefa proper noun | Josephine(feminine form of Joseph) |
Josefina proper noun | Josephine(feminine form of Joseph) |
Josué proper noun | Joshua(book of the Bible) |
jota noun {f} | jay [jays](name of the letter J, j) jota(Iberian dance style) |
jota noun {f}; Plizca {f} | jot [jots](iota) |
jotanés proper noun {m} | Khotanese(Eastern Iranian language) |
jote noun {m} | black vulture [black vultures](Coragyps atratus) calimocho(cocktail) turkey vulture [turkey vultures](a common North American vulture, Cathartes aura) |
jote de cabeza colorada noun {m} | turkey vulture [turkey vultures]noun |
jote de cabeza negra noun {m} | black vulture [black vultures](Coragyps atratus) |
jotear verb | woo [wooed, wooing, woos](to endeavor to gain someone's affection) |
jotera noun {f} | beard [beards](opposite-sex companion of a gay person) |
jotito noun {m} | faglet(young male homosexual) |
joto noun {m} | fag [fags](homosexual man) |
joto adjective {m} | queer [queerer, queerest](slang: homosexual) |
joule noun {m} | joule [joules](derived unit of energy, work and heat) |
joven adjective | small [smaller, smallest](young) young [younger, youngest](in the early part of life or growth) youthful(young or seeming young) |
joven noun {m} {f} | youth [youths](young person) |
joven noun {m} | sapling [saplings](youth) |
joven amo noun {m} | master [masters](courtesy title for a boy) |
Joven Polonia proper noun {f} | Young Poland(modernist movement in Poland) |
jovencisímo adjective | youngest(superlative form of young) |