Jujus [noun]

Now the juju tree is where the god of a village is supposed to live, and his men were horror-struck.

At Arochuku they went down the gorge to the juju house, at the door of which they found a white goat starving to death.

They took the food and money which the visitors brought, and then said the juju wanted a living offering.

When the time came to make the pulpit and seats, he said: "We want wood, cut down the juju tree."

"I be missionary boy, sah, and savvy them JuJu palaver be all dam fraud," he stated in the coast English.

Answer that it is I, Juju, and you will be speaking the truth.

The famous Juju temple, studded with human skulls, is going to ruin.

But who in all the Dogon had ever witnessed such a juju man?

So we jogged out on the road to Long Juju, examining with a critical eye the herds of game to right and left of us.

Good-night, be happy and gay and content; your poor Juju will be unhappy enough for both.