JIKE—To squeak. Mi shun is jiken leddur. T’ watter’s that hard it varra near jikes when yan weshes yansel wi’ ’t.
JIMMERS—Hinges. T’ door jimmers wants greasin’.
JIMMY-TWITCHER—A wire-worm wi’ as many feet o’ them as thers days in a year.
JINNY-SPINNER—A lang legged moth ’at likes a leet.
JIMMY, JAMMY, JADY, JADE—James. An’ yan jammies a bit sometimes when yan’s mair ner yan can carry streck.
JIMP—Cut out neatly. Thoo mun jimp it off nicely at t’ corners.
JIMPT—Scanty; pinched. Thoo’s jimp’t it off far ower short at t’ back.
JIP, GYP—What we co’ oor cooaly, but when a lad gits a good twanken, that’s gip, ano! A bad lad; he’s a reg’lar gyp.
JISTE—Jisting oot, like beese ’at’s fest oot ta gerse.
JOGGLE—Loose. This seat joggles aboot. To overflow. It was that full that some on’t wad joggle ower. Remind. He’ll mebbe fergit, but thoo mun joggle his mem’ry.