Letter J 16750–17000

Just for grins Just for kicks Just for kicks and giggles Just for laughs Just kidding around ___ Johansson, 1959-60 world heavyweight champion Johannson's nickname. Johansson, to boxing fans Johansson. "Just Once" singer James James ___, duettist on the 1982 #1 hit "Baby, Come to Me" James or Luther of R&B "Joaquin Phoenix: 2014, 2013" Jennifer Weiner best seller made into a 2005 film Jones of English architecture Jones or Thomas Jones the architect Jones who designed Covent Garden ___ Jones, English architect ___ Jones, architect of London, 1573–1652. ___ Jones, famous British architect. ___ Jones, stage designer of Ben Jonson's day. "Johnny B. Goode" has one (abbr.) J in JFK J or D, for J.D. Salinger J, F or K, e.g., in J.F.K.: Abbr. J, F or K, in "JFK": Abbr. J, F, or K, to JFK J. Edgar Hoover used one: Abbr. J. Paul Getty used one J., F. or K.: Abbr. JFK part: Abbr. J, F or K J.F.K., for instance. JFK or RFK J. K. Rowling has two of them: Abbr. J.F.K. and L.B.J., e.g. J.F.K. and L.B.J.: Abbr. J.F.K. or L.B.J.: Abbr. JFK or FDR, e.g. JFK, LBJ, etc. JFK, e.g.: Abbr. Jugged Jet pump for fuel. __ Joe (Twain character) ___ Joe ("Huckleberry Finn" character) ___ Joe ("Tom Sawyer" character) ___ Joe, frightener of Tom Sawyer. ___ Joe, killer exposed by Tom Sawyer _____ Joe, of "Tom Sawyer" judicial murder Jet fuel? ___-jet printer Jimmy Durante standby John Hancocked Job at DC Comics Juli Golfer Juli of the L.P.G.A. Juli who won the 1999 and 2000 L.P.G.A. Championship Jeb, to Laura Jewel worker Just starting to roll, perhaps Jude Law's "Cold Mountain" role Jail cell occupant Jewel song "Have a Little Faith ---" Joan Armatrading "The Weakness ___" "Jamaica ___" "Jamaica ___" (1939 Alfred Hitchcock film) "Jamaica ___" (1939 Hitchcock film) "Jamaica ___" (Daphne du Maurier book) Jesus rejector Just by description John Grisham's only nonfiction book, with "The" jab immunisation Journey start of unheeded advice Jeopardized Johnny Five's need Judicial exam Judicial examination. Judicial hearing Judicial proceeding "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews," for short Jesus of Nazareth: Abbr. Jap girdle ornament. Jap reticule. Japanese box Japanese box set Japanese carry-all case. Japanese case Japanese chatelaine. Japanese cosmetics box Japanese cosmetics box (anagram of NOIR) Japanese equivalent of a purse Japanese etui. Japanese girdle attachment. Japanese girdle box Japanese lacquer box Japanese medicine case Japanese money belt Japanese perfume receptacle. Japanese purse Japanese receptacle Japanese set of boxes. Japanese tote Japanese type of purse Japanese vanity case. Japanese version of a purse. Japanese waist pouch Japanese waist purse Japanese waiste pouch Japanese boxes Japanese girdle cases. Japanese girdle kits Japanese perfume receptacles. Japanese pillboxes. Japanese utility cases. Job connections Job seeker's connections Job seekers' advantages Job seekers' aids Job-seekers' advantages Justice Dept. agcy. disbanded in 2003 Jeans length measurement Jeans line Jeans measure Jeans measurement Joining used in glovemaking. Jailed, slangily John Gunther word John Gunther's byword. John Gunther's favorite word. John Gunther and Jonah. John Gunther book Just had to have Joyous way to break out Javert's rank: Abbr. Joint that's jumping J. Smithson endowed a famous one J. Smithson founded one J. Smithson founded one (Abbr.) John Lennon tune Just-add-water Olympic wreath? Just-add-water pills? Jell-O creation Jell-O product Jiffs John Hancock, e.g. Jibing John Le Carré characters Jokey prefix with "webs" Junction between systems June-August worker, perhaps Jetting setting John McCain, e.g., for over five years Jon Stewart's "world passing around notes in a classroom" Job for a shoemaker. Job candidate's prelim Job seeker's ordeal Job-hunt hurdle Just before deadline Just before it was too late Just under the wire Just before the deadline Joke punchline that implies something is too lavish Jokey question in response to a statement that may have nothing to do with money Juicy tidbits "Just ___" (lyrics by 16 Across) J.F.K. airport designation JFK __ Airport "Journey ___ Fear" (1942 Orson Welles film) "Journey ___ Fear" (Eric Ambler novel) "Journey ___ Fear" (Welles movie) "Journey ___ Fear," 1942 film James Lapine's 1987 book "_____ the Woods" Jazzed about Jon Krakauer's "__ Thin Air" Jon Krakauer's "___ the Wild" John Hersey title from Psalms Jazz opener Jazz singer's cue Jazz vamp Job for an emcee Jazz preludes JAPANESE zodiac sign Jump __ (begin enthusiastically) Jacques Rogge is its pres. Joe Hardy's girlfriend in the Hardy Boys books JASON, kingdom of JFK's PT JFK's PT boat John's co-star in "Say Anything ..." John Cusack's "Say Anything ..." costar John Cusack's co-star in "Say Anything ..." Jefferson Memorial column type Juiced particles Jingo Jot or tittle Jot or tittle, e.g. Jot or whit Jot, e.g. Jumping-off point for Icarus? Just a jot Just a little bit Just a smidge Jimmy the Greek was feeling blue because, he said, "___" Jot and tittle Jots and tittles Jots or whits Jots, whits or tittles Just jots January caucus state John Wayne Birthplace Museum locale John Wayne's birth state John Wayne's birthplace John Wayne's home state Johnny Carson's birthplace Johnny Carson's home state John Wayne or Adam DeVine John Wayne or Buffalo Bill, by birth John Wayne or Johnny Carson, by birth John Wayne, by birth Johnny Carson, by birth Johnny Carson, for one Joni Ernst, e.g. Jerk making fun of everyone else's corn? John Wayne and Ashton Kutcher John Wayne and Johnny Carson, by birth Jobs announcement of 2010 Jobs news of 2010 Jobs rollout of 2010 Joe Namath motto? Jobs offering of 2007 Job for an investment bank, for short Jogger's entertainment system Jogger's gadget Jogger's item Jogger's music source Jogger's source of music, perhaps Jogger's accessory Jobs for some underwriters, for short Jobs for underwriters, briefly "Jesus, are you listening?" "__ jure" __ jure: by the law itself ___ jure (by law) ___ jure (by the law itself: Lat.) ___ jure (law phrase) ___ jure (legal phrase) ___ jure (legal term) _____ jure (by operation of law)