W.Words: The crazy J words

 

Jenny spread Aunt Jane’s jewels, making a jigsaw of gems on the bed. When Jane died, there was a jumble of junk around her body which confused the family: Jade? Juniper? Jasper? What the hell?   

Jenny jumped up to collect jumbo boxes which Aunt Jane had prepared for the heirs. They were jolted by the contents: jumbo jellyfish encased in resin. The joy they had hoped for was dumped in their mental jerricans.

After the jumbling herd of non-jubilant relatives had slammed the door, Jenny took her jerboa from the cage. “Well, Jerry. They had their chance. Those jellyfish were worth some money.” Jenny petted Jerry, “They were never that bright.”

jewel, jigsaw, jerboa, jasmine, jerrican, jump, jumbo jellyfish

 Two of the words above are unique. Which ones are they, and what do they mean?Come on, you can figure them out.

The above italicized underlined words are a gift from Wednesday Words , which are from Elephant's Child and The other side of 60.

 

Each week during one month, volunteer bloggers provide a writing challenge by posting 6, 12 words and/or a sentence/photo prompt.  This gives writers a jolt to experience winding those words into a cohesive poem, prose, short-story, whatever genre.

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