" jeopard "

 [ "jeopardize" ]

1: to risk or threaten something dangerously

  * e.g.,  ... you jeopardize your futer 

 [ "Jeoparditis" ]

1: (N.) Ability to recall correct answers while blanking out when pressed for elaboration and explanation. Such an affliction, common primarily among Ivy League students at foreign universities and stateside.

  * e.g.,  ... Prof. Du Bois(at La Sorbonne): "Ah, yes, Moose, Aaron Burr is the correct answer. But can you tell me which political post he held in U.S. political history? Moose: "Duh, political post? Uh, uh...uh, how'm I supposed to know that??!! Prof. Du Bois: Tell me, Moose, do you suffer from Jeoparditis? 

 [ "Jeopard" ]

1: At one time, the more acceptable form of jeopardize. A verb meaning "to put in jeopardy." Could also be a much better name for the hybridized jaguar and leopard compared to the commonly accepted leguar, lepjag, and jagulep. I mean, c'mon, zoologists. Are you even trying? Warning: do NOT pronounce this word like leotard.

  * e.g.,  ... Knowing very little trivia is bound to jeopard my chances of winning this game show. 

 [ "jeopardized" ]

1: To be in danger.

  * e.g.,  ... He was jeopardized when near the summit of Mount Everest 

 [ "Jeopard" ]

1: The type of person you’d love too be around. A gorgeous brown-haired love boy whose enigmatic presence brightens all eyes

  * e.g.,  ... I’d love too kiss ‘Jeopard’ he’s that good looking