Verbs Examples Beginning with the Letter J

To reject or abandon someone or something in a sudden and callous way, especially in a romantic relationship.

To engage in a formal combat or competition on horseback, typically with lances, between two knights.

To provide an explanation or reasoning that supports or defends a decision, action, or belief.

To place two or more things close together or side by side in order to compare or contrast them.

To push or elbow someone or something in a rough or aggressive manner, often in a crowded or busy place.

To discard or get rid of something, often in a hasty or deliberate manner, in order to lighten a load, reduce excess, or eliminate unwanted elements.