Letter J 22000–22250

Jin dynasty conqueror Jazz great Thelonious Jazz pianist and composer Jazzman Thelonious Jazzman Thelonius Job on Martin Luther's résumé jacchas Jungle gym [2004] Junglegym Jordan Peele's production company, named for a classic horror short story Jazzman Thelonious and a TV detective JFK and DDE, e.g. Jacques Tati title role Japanese term for sensitivity to impermanence Johnny One Note's problem Johnny One-Note's forte. Johnny-one-notes. James __ (fifth U.S. president) James or Marilyn Jagged mountain N. W. of Barcelona. JAPANESE storm June to September, in India Jabberwock, Geryon, griffin. Juxtaposition of pictorial material Joe known as "The Comeback Kid" Joe with four Super Bowl rings Jet set destination Jamaica bay *Jamaican resort Jamaican port Jamaican seaside resort Jamaican tourist destination __ Jack cheese James ___ Flagg, illustrator July, for one June or July June, e.g. June, for one "Just find me a mayonnaise jar, Jane, and sandwiches ought not dehydrate" January and June June and May June and October Jefferson residence seen on a nickel Jefferson's home Jefferson's place Jeffersonian estate Jane Smiley best seller Jane Smiley best-seller Jane Smiley book Jane Smiley novel Jane Smiley novel set at an agricultural college Jersey "alas" Jersey call Jersey comment Jersey delivery? Jersey greeting Jersey plaint Jersey reply Jersey salutation Jersey sound Jersey utterance Jersey word Jersey's lament Jersey's utterance __ juice (milk) _____ job (certain reductive plastic surgery operation for guys, in slang) Jazz standard originally titled "Dreamy Blues" Jazz standard that begins "You ain't been blue; no, no, no" Jewelry that changes color Joined a stock exchange? Jersey film? July 1969 landing site Jumping place for a cow James Bond film featuring a space shuttle adventure James Bond film of '79 James Bond novel Jupiter has 63 Jupiter has 67 Jupiter has eleven. Jupiter has many Jupiter has twelve. Jupiter's Ganymede and Europa Jupiter's Io and Callisto Jupiter's XII Jupiter's dozen Julianne of "Crazy, Stupid, Love" Julianne of "Still Alice" Julianne of "The Big Lebowski" Julianne or Clement Julianne or Demi Julianne or Marianne Julianne, Demi or Roger Julianne and Demi, for two Julianne and Marianne Jersey noise Jersey remarks Jersey sounds Jerseys' laments Jock in "Archie" comics __ Jaw, Saskatchewan ___ Jaw, Canada. ___ Jaw, Sask. judicial meeting Janitor Stanley Spadowski's prized possession in "UHF" Janitor's closet item Janitor's implement Janitor's prop Janitorial equipment Janitorial implement Janitorial item Jamaica rentals Janitor, at times Janitors, at times Janitor's activity, at times Janitorial gear Janitorial implements Janitorial tools Janitors' tools Jim ___, onetime N.F.L. Coach of the Year Judge, in a way Jeanne of "Jules and Jim" Jeanne of "Jules et Jim" J. P. J. P. or Jaye P. Japan's new prime minister Japan's prime minister, who has appointed a new cabinet Japanese designer Hanae Japanese prime minister, who survived a bid to oust him Japanese statesman slain in 1889. "Jagged Little Pill" Alanis Joseph Smith follower Joseph Smith. Joseph Smith espoused it Joseph Smith's followers. Joyful sound at the start of the day "Jazz" novelist Jarod ___: "The Pretender" June headgear. Join securely, in carpentry. Join securely. Joined securely "Jelly Roll" of jazz Jazz pianist "Jelly Roll" Jazzman "Jelly Roll" ___ Jazzy Jelly Roll Jelly Roll ___, jazz pianist Jerry's father on "Seinfeld" J F M A M J J A S O N D Jan. and Aug. Jan. and Dec. Jan. and Dec., e.g. Jan. and Feb. Jan. and Feb., for two Jan. and Jul. Jan. and Jun. Jan. and May. Jan. and Sept. Jan. and Sept. e.g. Jan., Feb. and Mar. Jan., Feb., Mar. Jan., Feb., Mar., etc. Jan., Feb., etc. January, etc. (Abbr.) Jul. and Aug. Jun. and Jul. June and July shortly Jazz pianist Allison Jazz pianist/vocalist Allison Jazzman Allison JOSHUA, forerunner of JOSHUA, predecessor of Jethro's son-in-law Jewish lawgiver Join those in a pit Jump in a pit Jinnah is one. Just 'bout Just about all ___ juste (exactly right word) Junior's request? Japanese monster of film Judge's "No" Jurors' considerations Jester's garment. Jester's outfit Jaylike bird. Japanese word for "origin" or "foundation" often paired with "Guzzi" in motorcycles J. P. Marquand sleuth. J. P. Marquand's Mr. ___ Japanese detective Mr. __ Japanese sleuth Japanese sleuth Mr. __ John Marquand character. John P. Marquand character John P. Marquand detective John P. Marquand's fictional secret agent Jaguars, etc. Jeu de ___: puns ___ justes John Nobelist, Peace 1907 Ernesto Juice company founder Jake La ___ of ring fame "Justice for All," for D.C. Jell-O formation, to a Brit Jewlery setting Jockey's ride Jockeys' horses Jerry of old cartoons, e.g. Jitter reducer on an office desk Japanese girl "JFK" or "Nixon" Jungle book hero Jamie ___, oldest pitcher in major-league history to win a game Jamie who pitched on eight major-league teams over his 25-year career Journalist Bill inducted into the TV Hall of Fame in 1995 Journalist Bill with a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award "Jupiter Symphony" composer. "Jupiter" composer Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell, in 2020: Abbr. Jerry and Pamela. John Jacob, formally Jason who sang "I'm Yours" Jason who sang "I'm Yours," 2008 Jason with the 2008 Top Ten hit "I'm Yours" Jason with the 2008 hit "I'm Yours" Joe, formally Jane Austen's "most disagreeable man in the world" Joint assessment technique, briefly Jim Backus character John P. Marquand creation John P. Marquand secret agent Jessie Trudeau née Bullock, e.g. __ Joe ("Great Expectations" character) John Jacob's wife Joanie's mom, to Chachi Joanie's mom, to Fonzie James Stewart title character who goes to Washington Judy Garland, in 1954 Jetson's boss Jane Marple Jackson hair styles? Jiaozi additive Joy Reid's channel Joy Reid's employer Juárez winter hrs. Jap.'s highest peak Japan's highest point: Abbr. Japanese peak, for short Japanese pilgrimage destination Jefferson and Jackson in N.H.: Abbr.