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A Spanish masculine given name, the Spanish form of Xavier.

Either of the two bony structures in the face that hold the teeth and form the framework of the mouth.

The upper and lower bony structures of the mouth that hold the teeth and allow for chewing.

A colorful, noisy bird of the crow family (Corvidae), known for its bold behavior and loud calls.

A genre of music that originated in the African-American communities of New Orleans in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, characterized by improvisation, syncopation, and swing rhythms.

Used in the French expression *je ne sais quoi*, meaning an indefinable, appealing quality.

Feeling resentment or bitterness toward someone because of their advantages, possessions, or success; envious.

The state or feeling of being jealous; resentment toward someone because of their possessions, qualities, or luck.

A durable twill-woven cotton fabric, typically used for making jeans and other sturdy clothing.

Casual trousers made from denim or other sturdy cotton fabric, typically blue, with riveted seams.

(Star Wars) A member of an order of warrior-monks who are guardians of peace and justice in the fictional Star Wars universe, skilled in using the Force.

A small, rugged motor vehicle with four-wheel drive, originally designed for military use.

An exclamation expressing surprise, frustration, annoyance, or exasperation; a mild oath.

A soft, semi-solid food made from fruit juice and sugar, set with pectin or gelatin; used as a spread or dessert.

A free-swimming marine animal with a gelatinous, umbrella-shaped body and trailing tentacles, often capable of stinging.

A female donkey.

A Korean concept referring to a deep emotional bond of affection, attachment, and loyalty between people, developed over time through shared experiences.

To put something or someone at risk of loss, harm, or failure; to endanger.

Danger of loss, harm, or failure; risk or peril.

A quick, sharp, sudden movement or pull.

Present participle of *jerk*; moving or pulling with quick, sharp, sudden motions.

Quick, sharp, sudden movements or pulls.

(British slang, dated, often offensive) A German, especially a German soldier in World War I or II.

A knitted garment, typically with long sleeves, worn on the upper body; a sweater or pullover.

(falconry) A short leather strap fastened around each leg of a hawk or falcon, used to attach a leash.

An aircraft powered by jet engines.

Aircraft powered by jet engines.

A precious stone, especially when cut and polished for use in jewelry.

Personal ornaments such as necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings, typically made from precious metals and gemstones.

Personal ornaments such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, typically made from precious metals and gemstones.

Plural of jewel; precious stones or gems, especially when cut and polished.

A Chinese halberd or polearm, a traditional weapon combining a spear and a dagger-axe.

A short crowbar used by burglars to force open doors and windows.

Alternative spelling of jinn; a supernatural spirit in Islamic and Arabic mythology.

In traditional Chinese medicine and philosophy, the vital essence or life force stored in the kidneys, one of the Three Treasures (along with qi and shen).

A light, ringing sound such as that made by metal objects being shaken together.

Making or causing a light, metallic ringing sound.

A person or thing that brings bad luck.

(archaic, Scottish dialect) A sweetheart or beloved person.

A paid position of regular employment.

Plural of job; paid positions of regular employment.

(informal, chiefly North American) An athlete, especially a male student who plays sports.

A person who rides horses in races, especially as a profession.

A young kangaroo, wallaby, or other marsupial, especially one still carried in its mother's pouch.

To run at a slow, steady pace, especially for physical exercise.

The activity or exercise of running at a slow, steady pace.

(North American) A short hospital gown that ties at the back.

(slang) Toilets or bathrooms.

To connect or bring together.

Connected; linked together.