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critical, analytical, discriminating, distinguishing,
discerning, keen, sharp, perceptive, percipient, perspicacious,
differentiating, discriminatory, discriminative, judicious: Her
decisions have always been judicial. 3 judgelike, magisterial,
impartial, fair: He brought judicial procedures to bear on the
handling of the problem.
judicious adj. sensible, commonsensical, sound, sober, intelligent,
aware, enlightened, wise, sage, sapient, thoughtful, reasonable,
rational, sane, logical, discerning, discriminating,
discriminative, astute, perceptive, percipient, perspicacious,
well-advised, (well-)informed, prudent, discreet, tactful,
diplomatic, politic, careful, considered, circumspect: The
treasurer was considered not to have made judicious use of the
club's funds.
jug n. pitcher, ewer, urn, carafe, bottle, flask, decanter, jar:
She came in from the barn carrying a jug of fresh milk.
juggle v. manipulate, tamper with, falsify, fix, rig, distort,
misstate, misrepresent, alter, arrange, Colloq doctor, cook:
The accountant refused a bribe to juggle the company's books.
juice n. 1 extract, liquid, fluid: The recipe calls for the juice of
one lemon. 2 essence, pith, extract, vigour, force, vitality,
spirit, strength, power: He really squeezed the juice out of my
argument.
juicy adj. 1 succulent, moist, lush: This is a very juicy pear. 2
interesting, sensational, lurid, colourful, vivid, exciting,
stirring, thrilling, intriguing, fascinating, provocative,
suggestive, racy, spicy, risqu‚: I've got such a juicy piece of
gossip for you!
jumble v. 1 disorder, mix (up), mingle, confuse, confound, muddle,
shuffle, disarrange, disorganize, tangle, entangle: I found my
belongings all jumbled together.
--n. 2 muddle, tangle, medley, mess; disorder, confusion,
disarray, chaos, clutter: My clothes were in a jumble on the
bed.
jumbo adj. huge, gigantic, enormous, elephantine, immense, oversized,