a complaining tirade in a tone of grief or distress, 1780, from French jérémiade (1762), in reference to "Lamentations of Jeremiah" in the Old Testament.
a jeremiad against any form of government
jeopardise
jeopardize
jeopardy
Jephthah
jerboa
jeremiad
Jeremiah
Jeremy
Jericho
jerk
jerk off
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