jalouse

/ dʒəˈluːz /

verb

1. to suspect; infer

Word History and Origins

Origin of jalouse¹

C19: from French jalouser to be jealous of

Example Sentences

An' noo I maun leave ye to mak' what ye can oot o' this, for I jalouse it'll pass ye to untaukle the whole hypothec.

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The Moors at El Aziz are not seafaring; and gin the morn they jalouse what we have done, we have the start of them.

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That sinister old proverb, La jalouse se lve de bonne heure, rose in his memory.

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It is beautiful, and she was jalouse when I say I love my lady of wax.

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Nooadays, in oor hoose, ye wad never jalouse it was the Fair at a' if it wasna for the nae parridge in the mornin's.

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