Letter J 15250–15500

Jewel or bank job Job at a bank Job at a bank, say Job at the bank Job bank Job for Sutton Job for Willie Sutton Job for a Hood Job for a yegg Job in "Ocean's Eleven" Job involving a casing Job requiring a car, say Job that usually requires a face covering Job, of sorts Job, so to speak Jobs for bank robbers Jobs involving lifting? Jobs that involve lifting? Joni Mitchell album inspired by a journey Joni Mitchell album with an Arabic-inspired title JEZOAR, mother of Jazz Age cartoonist. John ___, cartoonist of the Jazz Age. JULIAN the Apostate, wife of James MacArthur's mother Jew of the Dispersion Joseph who wrote "Catch-22" Jim Reeves song Jerry Herman musical Japanese character with six whiskers Japanese toon with a red bow Japanimation character of the '80s and '90s Japanimation character with a line of school supplies James Hilton antinovel? Jaunty greeting Janelle Monáe protest song covered in David Byrne's "American Utopia" Jockey's place Jaguar protector Jesse ___, politician who was nicknamed "Senator No" Jesse of North Carolina Joni Mitchell hit of 1974 Joni Mitchell song with the lyric "I think I'm falling in love too fast" Jacket border Jeans bottom Jeans edge Jeggings edge Jersey border Jumper line Jumper's border Jumper's line John Wayne type John Wayne types Jute fiber Jeans edges Jumper borders Jefferson player Jimi in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Jimi of psychedelic blues Jimi with an afro Jute that invaded England with Horsa. Justine of tennis Juvenile poultry character Jungle painter Rousseau James or Aaron James or Fonda Jane Fonda's dad Jefferson's predecessor as Virginia governor John the steel-drivin' man John with a hammer James Garner John Quincy Adams secretary of state Jane's father John of Gaunt's son Jim of children's TV Jim who created Kermit the Frog Jim who created the Muppets John who hosted TV's "Talk Soup" Japanese porn category Jitterbug's "cool" Jivey Jazz-era "in the know" Jazz enthusiast: Slang. Jazz expert Jazz expert: Slang. Jazz fan, maybe Jazz fan, old-school Jazz lover's tag Jazz music fan Jazz musician (slang) Jazz performer Jazzy swinger Jive expert. Jive fan. Jivey one. Jazzman's get-out-of-jail money Jazz aficionados of yore JERUSALEM restored, symbolic name for Jazzy septet? "Joy to the World" pronoun "Just Say I Love ___" (hit of 1950) James Taylor's "Town Too" Joaquin Phoenix film Joaquin Phoenix movie Johnson beagle Johnson dog JUPITER, wife of JUVENTAS, mother of Jealous Greek goddess Jealous Olympian Jealous deity Jealous goddess Jealous queen of myth Jealous sister and wife of Zeus Jealous wife in Greek myth Jealous wife of Olympus. Jealous wife of Zeus Jealous wife of myth Judgment of Paris also-ran Juno in Athens Juno : Roman :: ___ : Greek Juno counterpart Juno her name? Juno in Greece Juno to the Greeks. Juno's Greek counterpart Juno's counterpart Juno's equivalent Juno, to Homer Juno, to Plato Juno, to Socrates Jupiter's wife Juno’s Greek counterpart JUVENTAS, husband of Juan Gregorio de las ___ (Argentine War of Independence hero) Juno's. Jacob's ladder, e.g. Jazz great Hancock Jazz legend Hancock Jazz pianist Hancock Jazz's Hancock or Mann Jazzman Hancock Job for a superman Jersey crowd? Jersey gang? Jersey group Job for a rancher Jersey groups "Just pulled up to your front door," but shorter "Just rolled up to your house," in a text "Just take it" jennifer slept ___ Jewish form of excommunication. "___ Johnny!" (Ed McMahon line) Jan Hus's supposed crime Joan of Arc's "crime" Joan of Arc's alleged crime Joan of Arc's offense Jan Hus, to some: 1412 Joan of Arc, allegedly John Huss was burned as one. Judge Judy title Jazzman Woody Jerry who wrote "Hello, Dolly!" JORDANIAN mountain(s) Job for a Rhine surgeon Jackie Robinson, historically Johnny-on-the-spot, perhaps "Jesus Christ Superstar" baritone "Jesus Christ Superstar" character "Jesus Christ Superstar" king Jesus Christ Superstar role Jose Ferrer's role in "The Greatest Story Ever Told" Judea ruler. Judea's ___ the Great Judean despot Judean king ____ the Great Judean king, 37-4 B.C. Judean king, in Matthew Judean monarch Judean ruler JEWISH political party who were partisans of the Herod dynasty Junk, so to speak Junkie's addiction Jane Eyre or Wonder Woman Jane Eyre, e.g. Jane Eyre, for one Jane Eyre, say Jane Froman, for instance. Jo March or Elizabeth Bennet Joan of Arc, e.g. Joan of Arc, for one Joan of Arc, to France Juliet or Cordelia Juliet or Jane Eyre Juliet or Portia Juliet or Viola Juliet, e.g. Jane Eyre and V.I. Warshawski Juliet and Cordelia ___ journey (arc that begins with a call to adventure) ___ journey (literary archetype) ___ journey (story framework) "James ___ Dog Stories" Johnny Winter "I'm Yours and I'm ___" Joyce Cary's "___ Surprised" John who reported on Hiroshima John who wrote "Hiroshima" Journalist Seymour John Mellencamp song that was played with great frequency? "__ Just Not That Into You": 2004 self-improvement best-seller "__ Just Not That Into You": 2009 film "___ Just Not That Into You" "___ Just Not That Into You" (2004 bestseller) "___ Just Not That Into You" (2009 rom-com) "___ Just Not That Into You" (2009 romantic dramedy) "___ Just Not That into You" (2009 Jennifer Aniston movie) "___ just my Bill" "___ just one of the guys" Jack and billy Jackasses, e.g. Jacks and such John and Joe Jerry Adler's role in "The Sopranos" Judgement after a strike, maybe Jets' owner Jets' owner Leon "Journey to the East" author, 1932 Jour division "___ just as you've a mind to . . . ": Kipling Jinxed shape? Jinxer Jinxes. "Just a cotton-pickin' minute!" "Just hold everything!" "___ Jude" (1968 Beatles song) "___ Jude" (Beatles classic) "___ Jude" (Beatles hit) "___ Jude" (Beatles) "___! Jealous Lover" John Madden sentence starter Jimi Hendrix song with the lyric "Where you goin' with that gun in your hand?" Jimi Hendrix's debut single Jimi Hendrix's first single JERAHMEEL, father of Journalist/columnist Carl *Japanese grill Japanese tabletop grill Japanese brazier Japanese cooker Japanese grills