Letter J 36250–36423

JAHLEEL, father of Jane Austen's last letter? Jay and Kay's boss in "Men in Black" John Bull's omega JUDAEAN King, name assumed by the last (597) Jazz duo in London? Jazz duo in Vancouver Jazz duet Jazz finish Jazzy duo? Jiang ___ will meet with Chen Shui-bian only if they talk about One China policy Japanese Buddhist sect Japanese cult. Japanese discipline Japanese path of enlightenment Japanese school of Buddhism Japanese school of meditation Japanese sect Japanese sect of Buddhism Jon Stewart's "moment of __" John Peter ___, early American publisher and free press champion JABBOK, new name for JAPANESE fighter plane Jap fighter plane. Jap pursuit plane. Japanese airplane. Japanese plane Japanese plane of W.W. II Japanese plane of World War II Japanese plane employed in the Pearl Harbor attack Japanese fighter planes of yore Japanese planes Japanese planes in World War II. JEROBOAM I, mother of JOAB, mother of ___-Jones ("Chicago" star) JUVENTAS, father of Jupiter counterpart Jupiter's Greek counterpart Jupiter's Greek equivalent Jupiter's equivalent Jupiter, to Plato Jupiter, to the Greeks Jupiter, to the ancient Greeks John Coltrane ballad Jerk the wheel, perhaps Jerky maneuver Jukes, in part JACOB, mistress of Johnny Horton hit? Jerusalem Mount Jerusalem Temple locale Jerusalem high point Jerusalem's Mount __ Jerusalem's hill Jerusalem, per Handel's "Messiah" Jewish holy land Jewish homeland Jewish homeland word Jewish homeland, biblically Jewish people Jacket closure, in Britain Jerry Scott comic strip Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman comic Jerry Scott/Jim Borgman teen comic strip JUJUBE-bearing plant JEWISH cabalistic/cabbalistic book JEWISH mysticism, major work of "Jinkies!" relative "J'Accuse . . ." writer "J'Accuse...!" author Emile "J'accuse" author Émile "J'accuse" novelist Émile "J'accuse" penner "J'accuse" writer Emile Jaguar's spot Juvenile mecca. J.D. Salinger's "Franny and __" Jellyfish and krill Jazzy suit of the 1940s Jazz legend Sims Jazzman Sims John Haley Sims Jazz-era suit with a snazzy name Joe Millionaire picked her Japanese Sandal feature Japanese flip-flop Japanese sandals Johnston McCulley literary creation José's "Moulin Rouge" co-star Jose, Placido, and Luciano's maestro Jacob ___, South African president beginning in 2009 Jazzercise cousin Jet-setting prefix Jazz standard famously sung by Billie Holiday Jealous emotion often depicted as green Joints connecting feet to legs Jason’s legendary crew in Greek myth Japanese honorific for respect John Grisham legal thriller adapted into a 1996 film John Grisham novel set in a lawyer’s office with a dangerous secret Japanese farewell word Jack Johnson’s laid-back breakfast treat in a song Just barely enough, like a meager supply Jeweler who makes precious items Joyous occasion celebrated with showers Jack for personal audio gear Judge or evaluate James Joyce's hometown Juniper-flavored spirit Jolt of excitement or start to a football play Jazz capital on the Mississippi River Jumbled "red on" or a subtle sign of agreement Jumbled phrase found in celebratory bubbly region Journeys across the entire country Juvenile ruffian? Jacob’s twin brother Japanese three-lined poem Joker’s demise? – despair at this point Jump on a … Judge of the merits of others Job title for a linguist, perhaps Jewelled head ornament JK Rowling’s Half-Blood one? Jungle or myth? Japanese dish of sliced raw fish Join them and get the picture Jeer amid (anag) – lengthy complaint Judy’s flowers? Jeans textile Job worth a few bob Jousting arena – itemizes Japanese martial arts expert Jones, Rendell or Madoc Junk – fracas – vestige Jimmy or Brad? Journalist – chop – uninvited login Joins – registers – boards Joy, e.g. Jutting-out land strip Jazz or Gala? Joyfully on this, before rain perhaps Joyful, as Larry? Jargon, words used very informally Jeer disruptively Joined home Jute bag? Jazz fan – the cap (anag) Jerusalem is one Jumbled mass of objects Jazz or folk music played on washboards etc. Jumping horse – Jenny Ryan, e.g. Journalistic award Journey there and back Jean-François Lyotard or bell hooks, say Jazz player – such as Charlie Parker John Lennon 1980 number one Jazz or Fuji? Jenny or Christopher? Juliet’s neighbour (in the phonetic alphabet) Jewels or trinkets (orig. French) Japanese peak of 12,388 ft Japanese art taught by a sensei Johnny – decayed James ____, US film director Jogger, carpet strip and messenger? Japanese ornamental tree Jacqueline du Pré, for instance Jaw – or jaw’s fatty flesh Join (in harmony) Jumper among the blades? John Braine novel – attic? Jump over – strongroom