Jabón: Fear, fright.
Jabonearse: To frighten.
Jacobo: Hebrew, jew.
Jai / Jailaife: Fop.
Jamar: To stare.
Jamón: Fiddle.
Jarangón: Party.
Jaula: A single men's house. / Bandoneon. / Jail.
Jeringa: Annoying, grievous. / Sexually excited.
Jeta, de: For free.
Jeta: Face.
Jetatore: Misfortune, evil influence.
Jeteador: The one who lives on free things.
Jetear: To live on free things.
Jetón: A person who has a big face and accented features.
Jetudo: A person who has a big face. / Someone who is angry.
Jilguero: Stupid.
Jiquero: A thief who uses "jicas" (special clamps).
Jirafa: Lantern, flashlight.
Joda: Joke, mockery. / Party.
Joder: To have fun. / To joke, to mock. 
Joderse: To harm oneself.
Jodido: Unhealthy, deteriorated. / Evil.
Jodón: Joker.
Jonca: Coffin.
Jovato. An old person.
Jugado: Sickly, unhealthy.
Jugarse: To risk oneself, to intercede.
Juiciosa, la: Jail, prison.
Julepe: Fear, fright.
Julepeado: Frightened.
Julepearse: To frighten.
Junado: Familiar, well-known.
Junar: To look at something or someone.
Junta: Group.
Juntapuchos: Lazy.
Justa, la: Exactly.
Justiniano: Scarce, limited.

 

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