jawl
English
Etymology 1
From Middle English chaulen, chavelen (“to indulge in idle talk, jabber”), from chavel (“jaw”).
Verb
jawl (third-person singular simple present jawls, present participle jawling, simple past and past participle jawled)
Etymology 2
Noun
jawl (plural jawls)
- (South Africa) Alternative form of jol (“a party”).
Verb
jawl (third-person singular simple present jawls, present participle jawling, simple past and past participle jawled)
- (South Africa) Alternative form of jol (“to party”).