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Justs, or Jousts
Justs, or Jousts, exercises between martial men and persons of honour, with spears, on horseback; different from tournaments, which
new sprung
having just or recently arisen or come into existence
Typewriter ribbon
Typewriter ribbon, just as aviation petrol is not a part of the aeroplane nor diesel is a part of a bus
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Rightful
Righteous upright just good said of persons
Preocular
Placed just in front of the eyes as the antennaelig of certain insects
Peeper
A chicken just breaking the shell a young bird
Nouthe
Just now at present
Injurious
Not just wrongful iniquitous culpable
Justly
In a just manner in conformity to law justice or propriety by right honestly fairly accurately
Eanling
A lamb just brought forth a yeanling
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