Letter J 28000–28250

Jailer in Beethoven's "Fidelio" Johnny ___ (Edward G. Robinson's "Key Largo" gangster) Johnny ___, "Key Largo" gangster Jack Benny's sidekick Jane Eyre's employer "Jailhouse ___" (Presley hit) Jam with Aerosmith Jam with Van Halen Joan Jett's genre Jammed "Purple Haze," e.g. J.F.K.'s chair J.F.K.'s favorite chair JFK resting place Jeers for Houston hoopsters? June Foray supplies his voice Jet-propelled missiles. Jimi Hendrix in NASA? Jams with Aerosmith Joan Jett or Debbie Harry Jon Bon Jovi or Simon Le Bon Jon Bon Jovi, for one Jamaican music genre (... letters 4-8) Japanese film monster Japanese monster film: 1957 Japanese movie monster James of "Psych" Jockeyed Joined the equestrians Joined the fox hunt Joined the posse Joined the steeplechase Joined a parade atop a float JUMPING hare Jerboa or capybara jumping-mouse "J.W. Coop" milieu "Junior Bonner" setting Jack Johnson "___ Clowns" John Fogerty "Sometimes I think life is just a ___" Joined the posse in progress "Jam Up Jelly Tight" singer Tommy Jane ___ (Norma McCorvey pseudonym in a landmark 1973 case) Jane ___, anonymous plaintiff John Doe's pal Richard. Jessica's rabbit husband Jolly __ (black flag) Jolly __ (pirate flag) Jolly fellow. Jolly guy Jolly item Jolly man? Jolly name james bond actor moore Jarry's "Ubu ___" Juicer's juice, slangily Juicer's juice? Juicer's kind of rage Juiced (up), as an athlete Juicers use them Juicers' intake Japanese tea garden or its path of stones Job within an organization Job in a production Jack Dawson or Romeo, to Leonardo DiCaprio Jason Bourne, for Matt Damon Jerry Seinfeld, to Jerry Seinfeld Job for an actor Jocasta, e.g., in "Oedipus Rex" Juliet is a common one Juliet or Candida. James Bond wore it in Fleming novels James who is the star of TV's "The Angry Video Game Nerd" Jamestown John of Jamestown colonist Jamestown colonist John John ___, husband of Pocahontas John of Jamestown John of colonial Jamestown John who loved Pocahontas John who married Pocahontas John who wed Pocahontas "Jelly" or "sausage" follower "Just ___ with it" Jelly item Jelly or cinnamon treat Jelly or egg follower Jeep safety feature Jiggs's bête noire Jann Wenner's magazine Jagger's group Jazz saxophonist Sonny J. Abbott's juvenile hero. Jacob Abbott hero Jacob Abbott's "___ Books" Jacob Abbott's good boy. Jacob Abbott's hero. Jacob Abbott's juvenile hero Jacob Abbott's young hero Juvenile hero of 19th century. Juvenile-book boy Jelly and egg *"Jessie likes to take unnecessary risks in Dungeons & Dragons. You can generally bet she'll ___" Julius Caesar, for example Julius Caesar, for one July 4th candle Juno devotee July 4 firework Jennifer Crusie's genre *Juno, Diana or Minerva Jupiter and Mars, e.g. "Julius Caesar" crowd Julius Caesar and Augustus, for two Julius Caesar's followers Jerk stabbing Caesar's associate, maybe with passion JOHN VIII (Pope), home of JUGURTHA, execution site of Jim of sports radio Julius Caesar's city Julius Caesar’s home turf "Juliet is the sun!" speaker "___ + Juliet" (1996 movie) Juliet go-with Juliet lover Juliet marries him Juliet's adorer Juliet's beau Juliet's beloved Juliet's dude Juliet's flame Juliet's guy Juliet's lover Juliet's loverboy Juliet's partner Juliet's true love, or ____ Leblanc Juliet's valentine Juliet’s famous suitor Joker in the '60s Joker player Cesar Joker portrayer Cesar Joker portrayer in TV's "Batman" Juvenile apparel Jaworski of "Monday Night Football" Jaworski or White Jazz bassist Carter, who has appeared on more than 2,200 recordings Jazz double bassist Carter Jimmy's follower Jimmy's successor Jockey Turcotte Journalist Suskind Joyce, for one ___ Jon (surfer's shop) Jaffe Author Jaffe or Barrett Jaffe or Barrett^RON Jaffe who wrote "Class Reunion" Jaffe who wrote "Five Women" Jaffe who wrote "Mazes and Monsters" Jaffe who wrote "The Best of Everything" Jimmy follower Jimmy's defeater Juventus star Journalist Farrow Jaffe and Barrett Jeweler's spacer bead Japanese people outlaw Jockey Turcotte and others Jack, jill or joey Joey down under Joey in A. A. Milne stories Joey in Milne stories Joey in a Milne book Joey in the Hundred Acre Wood Joey of cartoons Joey of children's fiction Joey of children's lit Joey of children's literature Joey of fiction Joey of kid lit Joey of kid-lit Joey of kiddie lit Joey pal of Piglet Joey who doesn't wear pants Joey who's friends with Owl Joey's nickname Joey, briefly Joey, e.g., informally Jumper Aussie Jumper down under Jumper of kiddie lit Jumper with a pouch Jumpy kidlit character raised by a single mom Jumpy pal of Pooh Jumpy sort, for short? John Braine novel. Joint letter? Jumpers down under, informally Joeys' parents, informally Joeys, e.g. Joeys, e.g., informally Jumpers Down Under Jumpers with pockets, casually Jumpers, informally Jumping marsupials, casually Jumpy sorts, in brief Jackie Robinson's middle name. John's "True Grit" Oscar role *John Wayne's Oscar-winning role John Wayne Oscar role John Wayne role John Wayne's "True Grit" role [2005] Jicama or ginseng Jicama, e.g. John Wellborn or Elihu Jícama or ginger Jump ___ (double Dutch equipment) Jump ___ (double Dutch item) Jump ___ (playground item) Jump or skip finish Just skip it Job ABCs, so to speak Job details, so to speak Job particulars, idiomatically Jonsi Birgisson band Sigur ___ Julius la ___ Johnny Cash's daughter JFK's mom Jack's "Titanic" love Jack's love in "Titanic" Jacqueminot. Japanese beetles feed on its leaves John F. Kennedy's mother June flower June symbol. John Goodman Jan. 1 mecca January 1st college football game January Big game in Junior Jacqueminot. Jack's ma "Joy Comes in the Morning" novelist Jonathan January 1 event in Pasadena Jackson & Perkins hybrids Jacqueminots. Jan. 1 sights in Pasadena June symbols. Joined the insurrection jacaranda Jewish New Year Jewish New Year, celebrated on Sept. 25, 2022 Jewish high holy day