Adjective with J
Describes envy of another’s success or things.
Means very happy or full of joy.
Describes someone cheerful and lively.
Describes food full of juice or flavor.
Means nervous or quick to startle.
Means fair, right, or lawful.
Means very joyful or full of delight.
Describes someone cheerful and friendly.
Means lively, flashy, or stylish.
Describes something that shakes or wobbles.
Means tired or bored from overuse.
Describes something shocking or harsh.
Means nervous, shaky, or jumpy.
Means of poor or cheap quality.
Describes uneven or sudden movements.
Having sharp, uneven edges—yep, an adjective!
Slang adjective for very muscular or pumped.
Feeling very joyful and triumphant—adjective.
Very large or oversized—works as an adjective.
Cheerful, lively in style—definitely an adjective!
Relating to youth; childish—an adjective.
Used as an adjective: actively leaping or hopping.
Having good reasons; well-founded—adjective.
- Judicious
- joker
- jinxed
- Justly
- Judgemental
- Jammy
- Joking
- Jobless
- junior
- Junk
- Japanese
- Jewish
- Jammed
- Jokingly
- Jeering
- Jokey
- Jaundiced
- Jade
- Jesting
- jumbled
- jocular
- jingly
- Judgmental
- jackass
- Justify
- Jolie
- Jumper
- joyfully
- Judicial
- Jeweled
- justifiable
- Juiced
- jumped
- Joint
- jiggle
- Jamaican
- Joined
- jangly
- Jamming
- jaundice
- Jarred
- Jacked up
- Jingle
- jet
- Jung
- jointly
- Jilted
- jelly-like
- Jurassic
- Judging
- justifiably
- jar
- Jailed
- Jacking
- Jug
- Junkie
- jokester
- Job
- jaunt
- jangling
- Jacky
De woorden op de lijst Adjective with J zijn afkomstig van spelers van het woordspel Stadt, Land, Rivier.