Letter J
Jazz/soul/funk fusion
Jackson 5 'dos
Jackson 5 features
Jackson 5 hairdos
Jackson 5 hairstyles
Jackson 5 style
Jackson Five coifs
Jackson Five features
Jackson Five hairdos
Jiggermast Like a
Junk's back
Jet power booster
judgement day
judgment day
Jigger.
JOINT stock company (Ger.)
Janissary commander
Jasmine Khan's grandfather
Jain Scriptures
Japanese gelatin
Japanese isinglass
Jellied food agent
Jelling agent
Jelling agent for food
Jelly
Jelly for germs
Jelly ingredient
Jelly thickener
Jellylike alga extract
John of "Fort Apache"
John of "Sands of Iwo Jima”
John of 67A
John who co-starred in "Sands of Iwo Jima"
John who married Shirley Temple
John who was once married to Shirley Temple
John who wed Shirley Temple
Journalist, essayist, Herbert ___.
Journalist/writer Herbert
Jug-__ (like Perot)
jelly like material
jelly type
jelly-like substance obtained from seaweed and used as a thickener in food
Japanese gelatin with a reduplicated name
Japanese gelatins
"... Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's ..."
"Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's __ ...": Rolling Stones lyric
"Jumpin' Jack Flash, it's ___" (1968 lyric)
"Jumping Jack Flash, it's ___ ..."
Jeweller
June birthstone
JOSHUA tree (family)
Joshua tree
Jazz vocalist Jones
"Just a number," according to a common saying
Jack Benny's 39
Jack Benny's is 39.
Jack Benny's secret
Jack Benny's was 39
Jack Benny's was 39 for several years
Jack Benny's was 39 perenially
Jack Benny's was 39, so he claimed
Jazz finale
Jazz, for one
Jim Croce song about growing?
Just a number, for some
Just a number, it's said
Just a number, reportedly
Just a number, so to speak
Just a number, some say
Jocular remark by someone holding a door, literally?
Jerry Lee Lewis "Middle ___ Crazy"
James Philip Tommie
James Author
James ___, U.S. author
James ___, author who won a posthumous Pulitzer
James ______ (A Death in The Family author)
James of "A Death in the Family" fame
James of book and play fame.
James of criticism
James of letters
James or Tommie
James or Tommy
James the author
James who co-wrote "The African Queen"
James who coscripted "The African Queen"
James who created filmdom's Charlie Allnut and Rose Sayer
James who died three years before winning a Pulitzer
James who won a posthumous Pulitzer
James who wrote "A Death in the Family"
James who wrote "Knoxville: Summer, 1915"
James who wrote "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"
James who wrote "The Morning Watch"
James who wrote the screenplay for "The Night of the Hunter"
James with a 1958 Pulitzer
James with a Pulitzer
James with a posthumous Pulitzer
James with the ironically titled "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men"
James, winner of a posthumous Pulitzer
Jon who wrote and illustrated "Go Hang a Salami! I'm a Lasagna Hog!"
Jon who wrote and illustrated "Palindromania!"
Jon who wrote and illustrated "Smart Feller, Fart Smeller and Other Spoonerisms"
James and Tommie
James and Tommy
Just one year, for Venus and Serena Williams
'-- just a number'
James Bond , for one
James Bond, e.g.
Jason Bourne, for one
Jeff Berg, for one
Jerry Maguire's profession in "Jerry Maguire"
Jerry Maguire, e.g.
Jerry Maguire, for one
Jerry Maguire, notably
Job seeker of a sort
Johnny English, for one
james bond
james bond or dana scully
james-bond
Jones's "Men in Black" role
J's "Men in Black" partner
Johnny Rivers: "Secret ___"
James Bond et al.
James Bond's co-workers
Jerry Maguire's ilk
Juggling three jobs and smoking, e.g.
Jaques' septet
Jaques's heptad
Jaques's septet
Jurassic and Triassic
Jar
Jiggle
Jitter
Joggle
Jolt
Jostle
Jumpy
jumbled
Jolting
Joyous, ancient
Joyous, in poetry
Joyous, to Burns
Joyous, to a bard
Joyous: poetic
Jan. 21 saint.
Joyfully eager
Joe Walsh "They say I'm crazy, but I have ___ time"
Julio follower
Jahan built here
Jahan's building site
Jahan's city
Jaipur City east of
Jumna City on the
Jumna River city
Jumna river city on the
Jibe grammatically
Jibe with
Juicy
Jibed
Jibes
Janet Reno and Eric Holder, once: Abbr.
Janet Reno and Merrick Garland: Abbr.
Janet Reno and others: Abbr.
Jeff Sessions and his predecessors: Abbr.
Justice Dept. bigwigs
Justice Dept. heads
Justice VIPs
James Bond, e.g. (abbr.)
James Bond, for one: Abbr.
Job of TV's Teddy Z.
Jose's water
Juan's water
Juanita's thirst quencher
Juanita's water
Juárez water
Jungle fever
"Janie's Got ___" (1989 Aerosmith hit)
"Janie's Got ___" (Aerosmith classic)
"Janie's Got ___" (Aerosmith song)
Jetting forth
Just say ____
"Just as I figured!"
"Just as I suspected!"
"Just as I thought!"
"Just figured it out!"
"Just got it!"
"Just like I told you!"
Joe who was twice A.L. Manager of the Year
Joyful cry.
Jubilant exclamation
JEHORAM, father of
JEHU, victim of
JOASH, father of
JORAM, father of
Jezebel husband of
Jezebel's better half
Jezebel's husband
Jezebel's king
Jezebel's spouse
Joyful cries
JARAH, father of
JEHOADAH, father of
JEHOASH, father of
JEHORAM, predecessor of
"Juarez" Oscar nominee Brian
'Juarez' actor Brian
Jacuzzi enjoyer's sound
Japanese tuna
JEROBOAM I, prophet in the time of
Jainist principle
Just enough to taste, with "of"
JARHA, wife of
Jamal of jazz
Jazz pianist Jamal
Juliet's balcony sigh
Juliet's sigh
Jazz trumpeter Abdullah
" . . . just tickle her with ___ . . . ": Jerrold
Jackass
Jay-Z "Dig ___"
JAALAM, mother of
"Just ___, skip and . . ."
Jumping
Just __, skip and a jump
Just __, skip and jump away
Just ___, skip and a jump away
Joke at one's expense: Slang.
Jocular "Gotcha"
Jocular term for fear of palindromes
JAPANESE prefecture
Janice Soprano portrayer Turturro
John and Rice musical
John musical
John show
John's "Timeless Love Story"
John, Rice output
John-Rice musical
John-Rice-Disney production
John/Rice collaboration
John/Rice work
John Corbett's "Sex and the City" role
Jean Passepartout, to Jules Verne's Phileas Fogg
Job for a young officer
John Dean, to Nixon
Jordan, to Carter
Junior staffer
Junior officers.
Junior staffers
JOSHUA, important place of
Japanese art of self-defense
Japanese form of self-defense
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