Jowl
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 224
jol, n. The cheek. line Joy, joi, n. The emotion excited by the acquisition or expectation of good; exhilaration of spirits; arcause of happine ; gladne ; pleasure; delight; exifelicity; rapture; bli ; mirth; festivity; hilarity.— v.i. [joyed (joid), joying.] To rejoice, be glad, exult. A Jubilant, ju'bi-lant, a. Uttering songs of triumph; rejoicing; shouting with joy.— Jubilalion, n. Act of of a rejoicing; exultation. or Jubilee, ju'bi-le, n. (Jewish Hist.) Every 50th year, at which time all slaves were liberated, and all lands jest; alienated during the whole period reverted to their former owners. (Rom. Calk. Church.) A solemnity celebrated at Rome, at stated intervals, latterly of 25 years. A season of public festivity and joy; joyfulne ; exultation.
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