japer (A.S.) pl. japeres, japeris, [3], [164], [175], a jester, mocker
Jewe, gen. pl. Jewen, [19], Jewene, [384], [402], a Jew
jogele (A.N.) [260], to play the minstrel, or jongleur
jogelour (A.N.) [121], [175], a minstrel, jongleur, one who played mountebank tricks
jouke (A.S.) [336], to rest, dwell
joute (A.N.) [86], a battle, combat
jugge (A.N.) a judge
juggen (A.N.) [290], [427], to judge
jurdan (A.N.) [251], a pot. At a later period the word was only applied to a chamber-pot, as in Shakespeare
juste (A.N.) [251], justes, [351], [352], [370], a joust, battle, tournament