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jawbone [ˈdʒɔːbəʊn]
sustantivo
1. maxilar (m) inferior
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jawbone [yo-boun]
sustantivo
1. Mandíbula (person).
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Palabras ceranas
- jagged
- jaggedness
- jaggy
- jai Alai
- jail
- jail-bird
- jailbreak
- jailer
- jalap
- jalopy
- jam
- jam session
- jamaica pepper
- jamaica wood
- Jamaican
- jamb
- jamboree
- jam-packed
- Jan
- jangle
- jangler
- jangling
- janitor
- jannock
- jant Janty
- january
- jap
- japan
- Japanese
- japhetic
- jar
- jardinière
- jargon
- Jargoon
- jargonelle
- jarl
- jarring
- jashawk
- jasmine
- jasper
- jasperite
- jato
- jaundice
- jaundiced
- jaunt
- jauntiness
- jaunty
- javanese
- javelin
- jaw
- jawbone
- jawbreaker
- jawed
- jay
- jaywalk
- jaywalker
- jazz
- jazz up
- JCS
- jct
- JD
- jealous
- jealously
- jealousness
- jealousy
- jean
- jeep
- jeer
- jeerer
- jeering
- jeeringly
- jeez
- Jehovah
- jehu
- jejuneness
- Jejunity
- jejunum
- jellied
- jelly
- jellyfish
- jemmy
- jennet
- jenny
- jeopard
- jeopardize
- jeopardy
- jerboa
- jeremiad
- jerk
- jerk out
- jerker
- jerkin
- jerky
- jerry can
- jerry-built
- jersey
- jerusalem artichoke
- jess
- jessamine
- jesse
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