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_
justen, juste (A.N.) 336, 370, 374, _to joust, tilt (in a tournament)_.
_pret. s._ justed, 340, justede, 380
justere (A.N.) 396, _one who goes to jousts, engages in tournaments_
justice (A.N.) 404, _to judge_
juttes (A.N. ?) 201, _low persons_
juventee (A.N.) 402, _youth_
juwise (A.N.) 392, _judgment_, from _judicium_
K. _See under_ C.