juggler, n. prestidigitator, [magician], [conjurer]; [cheat], [impostor]; jongleur.
jugglery, n. sleight of [hand], [legerdemain], prestidigitation, [magic], conjuring; [imposture], [trickery], hankey-pankey.
juice, n.. [sap], [lush]; must.
juicy, a. succulent, [sappy], [lush], [luscious]. Antonyms: juiceless, sapless, [dry].
jumble, v. [confuse], disarrange, [entangle], mix
jumble, n. [disorder], [confusion], disarray, [mixture], [entanglement], [chaos], [hodgepodge].
jump, v. [spring], [bound], [leap], [hop], [caper], [vault]; [bounce], [jolt].
jump, n. [leap], [spring], [bound], [hop], [vault], [caper], [jolt].
junction, n. [union], coalition; [juncture].
juncture, n. [joint], [seam]; [crisis], conjuncture, [point], exigency.