late 14c., "in a zealous manner;" 1718, "in a suspicious and possessive manner," from jealous + -ly (2).
he guarded his privacy jealously
he looked at his friend's new car jealously
jazzetry
jazzman
jazzy
je ne sais quoi
jealous
jealously
jealousy
Jean
jean
jeans
Jedi
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