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Jabón: fear, fright.

Jaula: jail.

Joda: a prank.

Jodido/a: a difficult, ill-humored person.

Jorobado: something difficult or complicated.

Jovato/a: an elderly person.

Jugarse: to commit oneself, to risk oneself for something or someone. Julepe: fright.

Junado/a: well known.

Justiniano: just barely.

 
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