Words
Irreproachable
beyond criticism; faultless
"Virat's coverdrive is irreproachable"
Synonyms:impeccable, exemplary
Itinerant
travelling from one place to another
"Itinerant traders"
Synonyms:peripatetic, wandering
Jaded
physically tired; exhausted
Synonyms:tired, weary
lacking interest or desire because of experiencing too much of something
"Business travel is exciting at first, but you soon become jaded"
Synonyms:satiated, sated, surfeited, glutted
Jarring
Synonyms:surprising, startling, shocking
Jeopardy
in danger of being damaged or destroyed
"The lives of thousands of fishes are in jeopardy as a result of the oil spill"
Synonyms:hazard, danger, peril
Jettison
throw from an airplane; evacuate
Synonyms:evacuate
Jilt
suddenly reject or abandon
"He jilted her for another girl"
Jinx
a person or thing that brings bad luck
Synonyms:curse, spell, malediction, hoodoo
Jocular
funny or intended to make someone laugh
Synonyms:humorous, funny, witty
Jolly
Synonyms:cheerful, merry, gay, happy
Jovial
cheerful and friendly
Synonyms:cheerful, jolly, happy, cheery
Jubilant
Synonyms:overjoyed, exultant, triumphant
Junked
to get rid of something because it is of no use or value
Synonyms:discard, scrap
Juxtapose
place two or more things side by side, especially for comparison or contrast
"Black-and-white photos were juxtaposed with colour images"
Killjoy
a person who deliberately spoils the pleasure of others
Synonyms:spoilsport
Kilter
proper or usual state; order
Synonyms:order
Kindle
arouse or inspire (an emotion or feeling)
"A love of art was kindled in me"
Synonyms:rouse, arouse, waken
Kingpin
the most important person in an organisation
Knack
an acquired or natural skill at doing something
Synonyms:talent, flair
Knave
a dishonest man
Synonyms:scoundrel, rogue, rascal