Letter J 23250–23500

Jean-Paul Sartre play that opens with "Hm! So here we are?" "Jack Sprat could eat __" Jack Sprat's diet restriction Jack Sprat's dietary restriction Jack Sprat's dietary rule Jack Sprat's requirement Jack Sprat's restriction Jack Sprat's rule Jet Blue offering January 1 drink Jap general, took Port Arthur (1905). Jan. 1 drinks Japanese art form whose name means "skill" Japanese classical drama Japanese drama genre Japanese drama involving masks Japanese drama style Japanese drama with masked performers Japanese drama: Var. Japanese dramatic form Japanese dramatic style Japanese drum Japanese entertainment Japanese high drama Japanese masked drama Japanese musical drama Japanese play Japanese theater (Var.) Japanese theater form Japanese theater genre Japanese theatre Japanese theatre genre Japanese theatrical style Jacques' black Jet, at Orly? Jingles and jangles. Jarring the ear "___ just on the street ...": Lerner Jazz Fest setting, familiarly Jazz Fest setting, informally Jeanette or Lloyd Jonathan who co-created HBO's "Westworld" Jeanette and Lloyd Just before "Jefferson in Paris" star "Jefferson in Paris" star Nick Jefferson portrayer in "Jefferson in Paris" Jefferson's portrayer in "Jefferson in Paris" Jefferson's portrayer in a 1995 film Jennifer Garner's dad in the "Arthur" remake "Jean-Paul" or "Henri" Jacqueline or Jacques Jacques or Jean Jacques or Jeanne Jacques or Jeanne, par exemple Jacques or Pierre Jacques ou Pierre Jean Paul, e.g. Jean is a common one Jean or Jacques Jean or Jeanne Jean, Jacques or Jean-Jacques Jean, for one Jean-Claude, Pierre, ou Guillaume Jean-Pierre, for one Jean-Pierre, par exemple Jeanne or Jacques Jeanne, for one: Fr. Jules or Juliette John Donne line John Donne observation Juan's "Enough!" Juan's uncle? "Julius" in Gaius Julius Caesar "Julius" in Gaius Julius Caesar, e.g. "Julius," e.g., in Gaius Julius Caesar Julius or Tullius. Julius, for Gaius Julius Caesar Julius, for one. Julius, in Gaius Julius Caesar, and others Jacques and Marie? Jacques et François Jacques et Pierre, par exemple Jules "et" Jim Jules et Jim, e.g. Jules et Jim, par exemple "Je désapprouve" "Je refuse!" Jack's partner on "Brooklyn South" Job category John Doe's status Jewish or Iranian, e.g. Jewish, for example "Jack of all trades, master of ___" Jan. 5 in old Rome January 5 , for one July 7, e.g. Just in time Jaded comment from a constantly updated person? Jaywalking, e.g. Joking about tragedies, e.g. Jumping a line, e.g. Just-the-facts-please Judgment for insufficient evidence "Just say no" sayer Jocular headlock accompaniment James Monroe's opposition in 1820 Jazz clarinetist Jimmie ___ John Mayer "Love Song for ___" Joining-of-hands period JORDANIAN Queen Jordan queen Jordan's Queen __ Jordan's dowager queen Jordan's queen dowager Jordan's queen mother Jordanian queen dowager Jordanian queen who is also a humanitarian activist Jordan, vis-a-vis its queen? Jed Cooper was rescued from one in "Hang 'Em High" John Brown's bane Joint-denial word, in philosophy "Julie & Julia" director Ephron "Julie & Julia" screenwriter Ephron "Julie & Julia" writer/director Ephron James Joyce's wife Jiggs and Maggie's daughter Jiggs' daughter Jiggs's daughter Joint U.S./Canada military org. Joint military venture between the U.S. and Canada *"Julie & Julia" director (6 to 4) Jones of Grammys Jones of R&B Jones who is Ravi Shankar's daughter Jones who sang "Come Away With Me" Jones who sang "Come Away With Me," 2002 Jones who sang "Sunrise / Looks like morning in your eyes" Jones who was named top jazz artist of the 2000s Jones with good pipes Jones with nine Grammys Journalist O'Donnell Jones and Ephron "Just 'cause I felt like it" "Just 'cause..." "Just 'cuz" "Just asking!" "Just curious" "Just curious, that's all" "Just for the heck of it, that's why" Japanese algae Japanese food item sold in sheets Japanese food that's a good source of what it spells backward Japanese seaweed Japanese covered litter. Japanese litter. Japanese passenger vehicle Just what you'd expect Journalist Quarles __ Jeane Mortenson: Marilyn Monroe's birth name ___ Jean (Marilyn Monroe's birth name) ___ Jean (Marilyn Monroe's birthname) ___ Jean (Marilyn Monroe) ___ Jean (Marilyn Monroe, affectionately) ___ Jean (Marilyn's birth name) ___ Jean (Marilyn, originally) ___ Jean Baker ___ Jean Baker (Marilyn Monroe) ___ Jean, aka Marilyn ___ Jeane (Marilyn, originally) ___ Jeane aka Marilyn John Ringling or Sheree Jane Austen book posthumously published in 1818 Jordan's alma mater John Ringling's family. Jazz vibist Red JAN Mayen Island, parent country of Jet part Jimmy Durante feature Jimmy Durante trademark Jimmy Durante's nom de plume. Jimmy Durante's prominent feature Juxtaposed body parts? Just beat with out Journalist's asset Journalist's knack "___, jolly red . . . ": Ravenscroft Just defeat, at the track Just about even Jet wing warning "Just as I expected!" "Just Kidding," in Wayne's World "Just kidding," in the 90's "Just the opposite!" Jimmy Dorsey's "___ Mine" Jokey negator Juvenal's jottings Jap chiaroscuro. Jot comments in margins Jot down for reference Jot down in the margin Jot in a journal Jot in a log Jot in the margin, say Jots a reminder Jots down Jots down item by item. Jottings in the margins Johnny one-___ Jotted item Jotted line Jotted message Jotted words Jotting during a lecture Just a few lines. Jotting paper or jotter Journals for jotting ideas or lecture summaries Jotter's bit of stationery Jotted in margins Jotter's need Jotting place Journalist's accessory Journalist's tablet Journalist's scribblings Jury's verdict Just the same old, same old Jotting down Just a little while Just a few "Just say __ drugs!" Joe Satriani "___ This Earth" Just wrong "Juicy" rapper "Just a little bit longer" Jean-Luc Godard film "___ Musique" Joe Montana's school Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant film Joint denial "Just a bit longer" Junction injunction James Michener's "The ___" Jeff Farro band ___ American John Grisham work John Cheever, for one. "Jane Eyre" et al. Jesmyn Ward creations JACARANDA festival month (Austral.) JOHN of the Cross (St.), feast month of (former): JULIAN calendar, ninth month of the Jarmila ___ of the Met.