Jugular

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 286
iOO'gii-Jar, adj. pertaining to the collar- bane which joins the neck and shoulders. —«. one of the large veins on each side of the neck. fL. jugulum, the collar-hone to jqtn.] Jul09 j , the sap of vegetables the fluid part of animal bodies.—adj. JuicelesB. (Fr. —L. jus, ht. mixture. — Juicy, jGDs'i, adj /full of juice. n. Juicine , f , mfi, hir mine u Jujube, jsojcab, ». a genus of spiny shrubs or small trees, the fruit qfwhich is 4npd as a sweetmeat a lozenge made of sugar and gvup. [Fr — L. zizyphus—Gf, ziiypkon—Pers. zinfun, the jujube-tree.] Julep, jro'lep, Juia-p, jro'lap, ». a pleasant liquid medicine in which other nauseous medicines are taken. [Lit. rose-mater, Fr -At.julab—Pprs. gvl, rose, db water,]
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