Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [769]
4 : DIRECTLY <~ west of here>
5 : to the exclusion of all else : ONLY <~ last year>
6 : QUITE <~ wonderful>
7 : POSSIBLY Synonyms [1] accurately, exactly, precisely, right, sharp, squarely—more at EXACTLY [2] freshly, late, lately, new, newly, now, only, recently—more at NEWLY [3] barely, hardly, marginally, scarcely, slightly; also minimally, minutely; approximately, more or less, roughly, somewhat Antonyms considerably, significantly, substantially, well [5] but, merely, only, simply jus·tice noun 1 : the administration of what is just (as by assigning merited rewards or punishments) 2 : a public official authorized to decide questions brought before a court : JUDGE 3 : the administration of law 4 : FAIRNESS; also : RIGHTEOUSNESS Synonyms bench, court, judge, magistrate—more at JUDGE justice of the peace : a local magistrate empowered chiefly to try minor cases, to administer oaths, and to perform marriages jus·ti·fi·able adjective : capable of being justified Synonyms defensible, maintainable, supportable, sustainable, tenable—more at TENABLE jus·ti·fi·ca·tion noun : the act or an instance of justifying Synonyms alibi, defense, excuse, plea, reason—more at EXCUSE jus·ti·fy verb -fied; -fy·ing 1 : to prove or show to be just, right, or reasonable 2 : to pronounce free from guilt or blame 3 : to adjust spaces in a line of printed text so the margins are even Synonyms defend, maintain, support, uphold—more at MAINTAIN account, condone, excuse, explain, rationalize jut verb jut·ted; jut·ting : to shoot out or forward : PROJECT, PROTRUDE jute noun : a strong glossy fiber from either of two tropical plants used esp. for making sacks and twine juv abbreviation juvenile 1juvenile adjective 1 : showing incomplete development 2 : of, relating to, or characteristic of children or young people Synonyms [1] adolescent, immature, young, youthful—more at YOUNG [2] adolescent, babyish, childish, immature, infantile, kiddish—more at CHILDISH 2juvenile noun 1 : a young person; especially : one below the legally established age of adulthood 2 : a young animal (as a fish or a bird) or plant 3 : an actor or actress who plays youthful parts Synonyms child, cub, kid, youngster, youth—more at CHILD juvenile delinquency noun : violation of the law or antisocial behavior by a juvenile — juvenile delinquent noun jux·ta·pose verb -posed; -pos·ing : to place side by side — jux·ta·po·si·tion noun JV abbreviation junior varsity K 1k noun, plural k's or ks 1 often cap : the 11th letter of the English alphabet 2 cap : STRIKEOUT 2k abbreviation 1 karat 2 kitchen 3 knit 4 kosher — often enclosed in a circle 1K abbreviation Kelvin 2K symbol [ORIGIN: NL kalium] potassium kab·ba·lah also kab·ba·la or ka·ba·la or ca·ba·la noun, often cap 1 : a medieval Jewish mysticism marked by belief in creation through emanation and a cipher method of interpreting Scripture 2 : esoteric or mysterious doctrine kabob variant of KEBAB Ka·bu·ki noun : traditional Japanese popular drama with highly stylized singing and dancing kad·dish noun, often cap : a Jewish prayer recited in the daily synagogue ritual and by mourners at public services after the death of a close relative kaf·fee·klatsch noun, often cap [ORIGIN: G] : an informal social gathering for coffee and conversation kai·ser noun : EMPEROR; especially : the ruler of Germany from 1871 to 1918 Ka·lash·ni·kov noun [ORIGIN: M. T. Kalashnikov b1919 Soviet weapons designer] : a Soviet-designed assault rifle kale noun : a hardy cabbage with curled leaves that do not form a head ka·lei·do·scope noun : a tube containing loose bits of colored material (as glass) and two mirrors at one end that shows many different patterns as it is turned — ka·lei·do·scop·ic adjective — ka·lei·do·scop·i·cal·ly adverb ka·ma·ai·na noun [ORIGIN: Hawaiian kama'āina, fr. kama child + 'āina land] : one who has lived in Hawaii