Letter J 6000–6250

Janitor's aid Jalopy found at the ends of four other long answers John __, long-time Boston Bruin Joint filler JATAKA, subject of Julius Kelp's alter ego in "The Nutty Professor" José's "good" July 4, 1883 JAPANESE dance Jalopies, in old slang Jack London classic, with "To" Job for Bob, in kid-vid Japanese air-base in the Solomons. Japanese-held island north of Bougainville. Jut out Jutting Jutted out Jordan, formerly John and Max Jeremiah of song jacopever John and Brahman Jordan's former team Jordan's team Jolt provider in a car Jostled Jarring carnival ride Jeep, vis-à-vis a Cadillac? Jolts Jostles Jolty. Jailbird's complaint Japanese invasion base at New Guinea. Johnson adviser McGeorge -- jumping (extreme sport) Jumper cable Jumper's cord Jumper's gear Jumper's need Jumping thrill-seeker's gear Jumper's protectors Jumpers' needs JAPANESE channel June 17, 1775 June holiday, in Boston Japanese puppet theater Japanese puppet theatre July 4 decorations John Dough's precruise shindig? Jabber; prattle Jackson successor Van __ jerk-water town Justice who wrote the unanimous decision in United States v. Nixon Jack in the Box, e.g. Justice Warren's lunch? Jim Hawkins's quest Jute Jute or hemp fabric Jazz instrument made of rough fabric, informally? Japanese W.W. II conquest Japanese conquest of 1942 Japanese conquest of W.W. II ___ -Jones, English painter-designer ___ Jones, English painter. Jefferson veep Jefferson vice president later acquitted of treason Jefferson's V. P. Jefferson's V.P. Jefferson's Vice President. Jefferson's first veep Jefferson's first vice president Jefferson's rival, 1800. Jackasses joint cavity Joint cushioners Jerome Bettis nickname Jitney Jitney, e.g. John McCain's was famous Job for a barber Justice Souter's appointer Jerk who ruined the 43rd president's old-timey school social dance? Jap code of conduct, especially in defeat. Japanese code of chivalry Job of some restaurant employees Jacked up Jokes about pads used to expand the backs of nineteenth-century women's dresses? JEEVES, work of Jeeves, for one John Belushi catchphrase Joke object Joke subject Joke target Joke victim Joke's target Joker's object Joker's prey Jokester's patsy Jed Clampett, for one Jitters experienced during a crush Join rudely, as a conversation Jean closure with multiple fasteners Joke subjects Joke targets Joke victims Joker's targets Join the bulls Joins, as an exclusive club Jamaica's loc. Jamaica, Barbados, etc. Just barely, at the track Joyce __, Winona Ryder's "Stranger Things" role James Reston, for one. Journalist's credit Journalists' credits "Just as long as you stand, stand ___" "Jazz Samba" guitarist Charlie Jazz guitarist Charlie Jazz trumpeter Donald Jane who was Chicago's first female mayor James F. ___, Truman secretary of state Justice "Whizzer" White, formally Justice White Janelle Monáe's "Take a ___" James Taylor's "How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved ___)" JOHN II, empire of JOHN V, empire of Justinian the Great's realm James in Brian's Song James of Misery James in "Eraser" James of "Brian's Song" James of "Elf" James of "Funny Lady" James of "Honeymoon in Vegas" James of "Las Vegas" James of "Rollerball" James of "The Godfather" James of "The Yards" James of "Thief" James of 'Slither' James of 1974's "The Gambler" James of ABC's "Back in the Game" James of Hollywood James of TV's "Las Vegas" James who played Piccolo James who played Sonny Corleone James who played Sonny in "The Godfather" James who played a Corleone James who played the Mafia mobster Sonny Corleone James who portrayed Sonny Corleone James who starred in "Misery" James who was Sonny Corleone James' choral composition Jazz artist Calloway Jazz star Calloway Jazz's Calloway Jazzman Calloway Jitney cousin Jitney relative Jitney's relative. Junta Junto Jewish mystical doctrine Jewish mystical tradition Jewish mysticism Jewish mysticism (var.) Jewish oral tradition Juntas Juntos Joel Grey musical Joel Grey vehicle Josephine Baker performance Jewsih mysticism: Var. Jehu Jazz legend known for "Minnie the Moocher" Jazz musician born 12/25/1907 "Jurgen" author. "Jurgen" novelist "Jurgen" was his rocket to fame. Jazzman Calloway's birth name Jackson's or Lincoln's birthplace? Junk room? Job mistakenly sought by an ex-president? Job for Jefferson or Clinton Jumper, for example John or Sebastian John who explored Canada's coast John who explored North America Jessica's Me. town in "Murder, She Wrote" John and Sebastian John and Sebastian, explorers. Jitneys Joshua Tree sights Jumping chollas, e.g. John Nance Garner Jack ___, English rebel. Juniper juniper European Junior birdman Judge among the Moslems. Judge, in Baghdad Judge, in Turkey. Judges in Baghdad. Jar like an amphora. Journalist Herb "Julius __" (Shakespeare play) "Julius ___" (Shakespeare tragedy) Julius Julius __ (Roman emperor) Julius of old Rome Julius or Sid Julius ___, ancient Roman ruler Julius and Augustus, e.g. Julius and others Joe tag Joltin' Joe Jolting joe, informally Java joint Java site Joe in Bordeaux? Joe in Paris Joe, in France Joe, to José Java dives Java joints Java purveyors Joe spots Joe for DiMaggio? Joe's stimulant Joe-induced speaking clarity? Joe can provide it Jail cell John or Nicolas Jazz player Jazz player, for example Jazz player, for one Jazz players, e.g. James of "White Heat" Jolson favorite Jolson-De Sylva-Meyer hit: 1924 John Wayne title marshal John Wayne title marshal of 1973 John Wayne's U.S. marshal JOHN XXII (Pope), home of Jolt: Fr. jacare James who wrote "The Postman Always Rings Twice" John Paul or James M. Journey keyboardist Jonathan