JIRRIWIG
Ju´jasm, n. 1. A much-needed relief; a long-desired satisfaction. 2. An expansion of sudden joy.
Ju-jas´mic, a. Offering relief from suffering, or an escape from ennui.
Thank God the train has started! So, after the long, dreary wait on a side-track, your heart expands in a delicious jujasm. As noise after long silence, so is silence after much noise, a jujasm. (See Gollohix.)
After your slow recovery, jujasmic is the doctor’s dictum, “I think we’ll have to get you up tomorrow.”
Why is Helen’s face with wild jujasm alight? Dilatory Dick has at last proposed. (See Xenogore.)
As deep as the grim horror of the dentist’s deed, just so high does your spirit rise in jujasm when the tooth is out.
Spring! After the long suspense is over, the first day of balm and warmth brings jujasm to your heart.
As a hot drink on a sleigh-ride; as food after a long fast—so is the first sight of women to a sailor, after his eighteen months at sea, jujasmic.