JARROW (adj.)
An agricultural device
which, when towed behind a tractor, enables the farmer to spread his dung evenly
across the width of the road.
JAWCRAIG (n. medical)
A massive
facial spasm which is brought on by being told a really astounding piece of
news. A mysterious attack of jawcraig affected 40,000 sheep in Wales in 1952.
JURBY (n.)
A loose woollen garment
reaching to the knees and with three or more armholes, knitted by the wearer's
well-meaning but incompetent aunt.