Letter J 29000–29250

Jonathan Swift pieces Juvenal work Juvenal works Juvenal's works Juvenalian in style Jonathan Swift, for one Juvenal or Sinclair Lewis. Juvenal, for one Joined, as at a bar Jap chief of Military Affairs Bureau. Japan's P.M., 1964-72 Japan's prime minister from 1964 to 1972 Japan's prime minister, 1964-72 Japanese P.M. who won the 1974 Peace Prize Japanese P.M.: 1964-72 Japanese Peace Nobelist of 1974 Japanese Premiere Japanese admiral of W.W. II. Japanese composer Naoki Japanese leader of the 1960s Japanese leader who shared the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize Japanese prime minister 1964-72 Japanese prime minister who won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1974 Japanese who won the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize Japanese winner of the 1974 Nobel Peace Prize Japanese diplomat and family Jr. year exams Junior-year hurdles, often Japanese citrus fruit Japanese citrus fruit resembling a mandarin orange Japanese clay ware, named for its place of origin Japanese orange Japanese pottery "Juke Box ___ Night" Jewish Sabbath. "Juke Box ___," 40's hit Jewish observance JUNO, father of JUPITER, father of Jupiter father Jupiter's dad Jupiter, ___, Uranus. Joined at the table Joined for dinner, say Joined on a sofa Jeddah native Jidda gentleman Jordanian neighbor JONATHAN (warrior), father of Jonathan's father, in the Bible Jonathan's father. Jerry Seinfeld sends Elaine into one to find out if his girlfriend's... you know... are real and/or spectacular jaywalk Jurassic suffix Jurassic dinosaur Job for "The French Chef" Just browns Jeanne___ (Seen on 1994's 43 cent stamp) Junction of the Seneca and Tugaloo Juliette Gordon Low's birthplace John Franco goal Jersey boys ___ the Day Juniper trees. Juniper plants JIZO, office of Jesus, for some Jesus, to many Johnnys-on-the-spot Jimmy ___, indomitable comedian. Jimmy ___, pantomimist. Jimmy the comedian. Jimmy the pantominist. Jig or buzz JAVANESE rice field Jacks' rippers? Jig and band Jig and band, for two Jackie Coogan role: 1930 "Just the Way You Are" soloist Jam-session instrument Jazz band instrument Jazz band participant Jazz band piece Jazz combo horn Jazz combo staple Jazz horn Jazz horn, for short Jazz instrument, briefly Jazz instrument, familiarly Jazz instrument, for short Jazz piece? Jazz reed Jazz standard? Jazz staple Jazz wind instrument Jazz wind instrument, for short Jazz-band unit, for short Jazz-combo instrument Jazzy horn Jazzy instrument Jazzy wind instrument Jazzy woodwind, briefly Jimmy Dorsey's instrument. Joe Henderson's instrument John Coltrane's instrument Jazz band horns Jazz band horns, for short Jazz band instruments Jazz band participants Jazz band regulars Jazz band section Jazz band wind instruments Jazz blowers Jazz combo instruments Jazz combo staples Jazz instruments Jazz instruments, familiarly Jazz instruments, for short Jazz section Jazz section, briefly Jazz wailers Jazz woodwinds Jazzy instruments Jazzy wind instruments Jazzy woodwinds, briefly Jute's ally Jazz instrument with a curved neck John Coltrane, for one Just put out there, maybe just ___ Julie "Just ___ Love Her" (1950 hit) "Just ___" ("just my thoughts") John who directed "Eight Men Out" "Just ___!" (Nancy's plea) "Just ___": Nancy Reagan Just ___ (anti-drug slogan) Japanese adieu Japanese farewell Jane's Addiction "Jane ___" John Mayer "Who ___" "Just tell me when" Jump-starting org. for entrepreneurs "Jojo" singer Boz Justice prop Justice symbol Justice, symbolically Jurist who wrote "A Matter of Interpretation," 1997 Justice Gorsuch's predecessor Justice replaced by Gorsuch Justice who accused his colleagues of "jiggery-pokery" Justice who died in 2016 Justice who took Rehnquist's seat Justice who's the son of an Italian immigrant Justice whom "The Daily Show" once referred to as the Human Dissentipede Justice whom Maureen Dowd called "Archie Bunker in a high-backed chair" Just barely enough Just barely sufficient Just enough Jeremy Irons in "The Lion King" Jeremy Irons voice role Japanese beetle, e.g. Jewelry beetle June beetle, e.g. Jewelry beetles Jump ___ (horror film technique) Jelly-legged traveler to Oz Jacket for a coward? Jazz singer’s improvisation JAZZ song (wordless) using voice as instrument Jazz club vocalization Jazz improv style Jazz music which uses nonsense syllables Jazz performance type Jazz singer's improvisation Jazz singer's style Jazz singer's talent Jazz singing Jazz singing style Jazz singing style popularized by Louis Armstrong Jazz singing technique Jazz technique Jazz vocal form Jazz vocal style Jazz vocals Jazz-singing form Jazz-singing technique Jazz-type singing Jazzy ad-libbing Jazzy improv Jazzy improv style Jazzy improvisation Jazzy singing Jazzy song Jazzy vocalizing Jazz-playing feline voiced by $@#!man Crothers in "The Aristo$@#!s" (Some $@#!ing entries just don't want to be clued!) Jazz artist Crothers Jazz frills Jazz vocal improvisations Jazzy vocal style Junkman, e.g. Junkyard shopper, say John Napier creation Jo Mielziner's forte. Jo Mielziner's specialty. Joel's "___ From an Italian Restaurant" Junior acts Jasmine or lavender Jasmine or lavender, e.g. J.H.S., e.g. Jr. high, e.g. Jr.'s place "Judgment at Nuremberg" Oscar winner "Judgment at Nuremberg" Oscar winner Maximilian "Judgment at Nuremburg" Oscar-winner Jack Nicholson title role of 2002 Jerk or nerd Jerk, in slang Jerky sort Joe ___ (average guy) Joe ___ (ordinary guy) Joe ___ (ordinary sort) Jerky types Joe what's-his-face / The end of the British alphabet Journey axe slinger Neil Journey axe-slinger Neil Journey's Neal Jackson State, for example Julliard, e.g. "Jack Black enrolls in an Irish university" Joe Clark in "Lean on Me," e.g. Jungle gym's place Journalist who wrote "Come to Think of It," 2007 Junior high and others: Abbr. J.H.S. course JHS subject Journal with an annual "Breakthrough of the Year" award Jules Verne genre Jules Verne milieu Jules Verne's genre Jules Verne's genre, for short Jeer, with "at" Jaywalkers, e.g. Jeers (at) Jump down one's throat Journalist's desire Journalist's dream Journalist's exclusive Journalist's get Journalist's joy Journalists' exclusives