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jaw drop
jaw drop a mile
Mouth fall wide open with surprise. Used with a possessive.
Tom's jaw dropped a mile when he won the prize.
jawbreaker
A large piece of hard candy or bubblegum.
Billy asked his mother for a quarter to buy some jawbreakers and a chocolate bar.
A word or name that is hard to pronounce.
His name, Nissequogue, is a real jawbreaker.
jaws tight
Angry; uptight; tense.
Why are you getting your jaws so tight?
jazz up
jazz something up
To brighten up; add more noise, movement, or color; make more lively or exciting.
Приукрасить; добавить больше шума, движения или цвета; сделать более оживленным или возбуждающим.
The party was very dull until Pete jazzed it up with his drums.
We need another scenery to jazz our play up.
Нам нужны другие декорации, чтобы улучшить нашу театральную постановку.
jim-dandy
Something wonderful; something very good.
Tommy's new boat is really a jim-dandy! I wish I had one like it.
join forces
join hands
To get together for the same aim; group together for a purpose; unite.
The American soldiers joined hands with the British in the war against Germany.
The students and the graduates joined forces to raise money when the gym burned down.
joking aside
joking apart
No fooling; without exaggerating: seriously.
Joking apart, there must have been over a hundred people in the room.
Joking aside, although the conditions were not very comfortable, we had a wonderful time.
judgment seat
A place where you are judged; a place where justice and punishment are given out.
Mrs. Smith is so bossy, she always acts as though she is in the judgment seat.