Letter J 18250–18500

"Jersey Shore" star "Jersey Shore" star born Jenni Farley "Jungle Book” python. Jungle Book snake who hypnotizes Mowgli Jungle Book hisser Jim who pitched for 25 years Japanese dance-drama Japanese drama Japanese drama form Japanese theater Japanese theater form performed only by men *Japanese drama form (5 to 7) Japanese dramatic form with elaborate costumes Jackdaw: Scot. "Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk" is the last short story he wrote Justice Elena Justice nominated by Obama Justice who joined the bench in 2010 Justice whose thesis was "To the Final Conflict: Socialism in New York City, 1900-1933" Japanese palanquin. JAPANESE prefectural government, seat of the JAPANESE rebel base of the Seinan Rebellion (1877) JAPANESE dance depicting gods/heroes Japanese name for which "ocean" is one of many translations Jazz musician Winding Jazz trombonist Winding Jazz's _____ Winding Jazzman Winding Japanese nautical miles. Jazz trombonist John's "Harold and Kumar" co-star Journalist Marvin Journalist Marvin Actor Journalist Marvin or Bernard Journalist Marvin who was on Nixon's enemies list Juicer's veggies JAPANESE seat of government for the first shogunate (1192-1333) JAPANESE shogunate, seat of government for the first (1192-1333) Joe's close colleague Joe's running mate Joe's veep Joint winner of Time's Person of the Year for 2020 June 11 Hawaiian honoree Japanese suicide pilots of Second World War Jap suicide planes. Japanese honorific suffix often used after a name Japanese PM Naoto who resigned in August 2011 Jayhawker st. Jayhawker's State: Abbr. Jayhawkers' St. Japanese honorific for boys Japanese script Japanese syllabic script Japanese syllabic writing Japanese system of syllabic writing. Japanese writing Japanese writing form Japanese writing system whose characters represent symbols just-in-time manufacturing process "Jubilee Trail" director: 1954 Jeffrey Archer's "___ and Abel" Jumpy Milne character Joey's dad Joey's parent Joey, e.g. Jumpy one Japanese borrowing from China Japanese ideograms Japanese writing style Japanese writing system Japanese writing using Chinese characters JAPANESE railway tunnel, long Japanese school of painting Japanese toast Jayhawks' home, for short Jayhawker State: Abbr. Jayhawker's home: Abbr. Jayhawks' home: Abbr. Just north of Okla. Jayhawker Jayhawkers. Jayhawks JAYHAWKER State (USA) Janelle Monae's birth state Jay-hawker's home Jayhawker State "Jesus Is King" rapper "'Jesus Walks' rapper, do you have any extra cash?" Java cotton Java cottons Jack Jones' record label Journalist Swisher Japanese for "empty orchestra" Jeweler Measure Jeweler's measure of fineness Jeweler's measurement Jeweler's purity unit Jeweler's unit of fineness Jeweler's unit of purity Jeweler's unit: Var. Jewelry weight unit Japanese art Japanese cousin of kung fu Japanese for "empty hand" Japanese system of unarmed combat Judo relative Judo's cousin Jujitsu cousin "Jeopardy!" champ Abdul-Jabbar Jim's ex-girlfriend on "The Office" Journalist Tumulty Jazz great Malone Jazz player Malone Jazz's Malone Jean Arthur's recent co-star. John Lennon hit, "Instant___" John Lennon's "Instant ___!" John Paul II's first name John Paul II's given name John Paul II, at birth John Paul II, originally John Paul's first first name John Paul II, before becoming pope John Mark, false confessor in the JonBenét Ramsey case Julia's "10 Things I Hate About You" role Judo exercise Judo exercises Judo workout Jackson of "Charlie's Angels" Jackson or Bush Jackson or Capshaw Jackson or Smith Jackson or Winslet Jon's former reality costar J. Curtin sitcom Jackson and Bush Jackson and Hepburn Jackson and Smith Jackson and Winslet James's "27 Dresses" co-star Jackie in "The Kennedys" Jackie portrayer in two "Kennedys" miniseries Joey on "Dawson's Creek" Journalist Couric Joey Potter's portrayer on "Dawson's Creek" Jennifer's role in "The Hunger Games" Jay Chou's role in "The Green Hornet" Japanese crispy cutlet Japanese cutlet Japanese fried cutlet Japanese dish with a fried pork cutlet served over rice Jurado Actress Jurado of "High Noon" Jurado of "Under the Volcano" Jurado of 'Trapeze' Joel Grey's real last name Julie ___, the "honeyed gravel voice" of Marge Simpson Julie ___, the voice of Marge Simpson Julie ___, voice of Marge Simpson Julie ___, voicer of Marge Simpson Julie known as the voice of Marge Simpson Julie who voices Marge Simpson Julie who voices Patty and Selma Japanese maker of keyboard instruments Japanese piano maker Japanese word meaning "cute" often seen in pop culture Jet Ski maker Jay ___ (Jamiroquai singer) Jay of Jamiroquai Jay successor Jay's neighbor? Jay-el connector Jay-ell linkup Jewelry giant Jewelry store chain that "every kiss begins with" John of Steppenwolf ___ Jewelers Joe Louis specialties. Jay followers Jays followers? Jug band instrument Jug band music maker Jug band toy Jug band wind instrument Jug-band instrument Jug band instruments Jug-band instruments Jane of "The Honeymooners" "John Wick" actor Reeves "John Wick: Chapter 4" star Reeves "Johnny Mnemonic" star Reeves John's portrayer in "John Wick" "John Wick" star "Johnny Mnemonic" star Jesse James' birthplace John who wrote "Ode on a Grecian Urn" Junk's lack Jolson's Ruby "Just ___ swimming" Jumbo beer containers "Judith and Holofernes" painter, 2012 Jap islands near New Guinea. Japanese name for Seoul. Japanese name of Seoul. Jarrett Jazzman Jarrett of jazz Jazz pianist Jarrett Jazzman Jarrett John Carradine's middle son Jersey color formerly used by the Eagles and the A's Japanese kombu ingredient Jack who ran for vice president in 1996 Jack, once of HUD "Jackdaws" author Follett "Jazz" documentarian Burns "Jeopardy!" champ Jennings "Jeopardy!" champion Jennings "Jeopardy!" co-host Jennings "Jeopardy!" genius Jennings "Jeopardy!" great Jennings "Jeopardy!" host Jennings "Jeopardy!" juggernaut Jennings "Jeopardy!" legend Jennings "Jeopardy!" master Jennings "Jeopardy!" millionaire Jennings "Jeopardy!" multimillionaire Jennings "Jeopardy!" phenom Jennings "Jeopardy!" record-setter Jennings "Jeopardy!" rival of Brad and James "Jeopardy!" supercontestant Jennings "Jeopardy!" whiz Jennings 'Jeopardy!' king Jennings Japanese for "cleverness", as in a familiar game Japanese game of forfeits Jazz saxophonist Vandermark Jennings of "Jeopardy!" Jennings of "Jeopardy!" fame Jennings of game-show fame Jennings on "Jeopardy!" Jennings who hosts "Jeopardy! Masters" Jennings who lost to Watson in 2011 Jennings who won 74 times in a row on "Jeopardy!" Jennings who won on "Jeopardy!" Jennings who wrote "Brainiac" Jennings with a winning streak on "Jeopardy!" Jeong of "Community" Jeong of "Crazy Rich Asians" Jeong of "The Hangover" Jeong of "The Masked Singer" Jeopardy! whiz with an apt first name