Crossword clues starting with J
427 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- J. Edgar, for instanceFBIMAN
- JabPOKE
- Jab in a one-two combo?BOOSTERSHOT
- Jab with a fingerPOKE
- Jabba the __HUTT
- JabberYAP
- Jabber at lengthBABBLEAWAY
- Jack London heroLARSEN
- Jack or jokerCARD
- Jack upHIKE
- Jack's edible partnerMAC
- Jackal kinCOYOTE
- Jacked, slangilySWOLE
- Jacket flapLAPEL
- Jacket made of paperLINER
- Jacket's sleeveARM
- Jackie of action filmsCHAN
- Jackie on the Hollywood Walk of FameCHAN
- Jackie Robinson Stadium sch.UCLA
- Jacksonville Jaguars colorTEAL
- Jacksonville team, familiarlyJAGS
- Jacob who played Elvis in "Priscilla"ELORDI
- Jacob's brotherESAU
- Jacob's eldestREUBEN
- Jacob's twinESAU
- Jacobson of "Long Story Short"ABBI
- Jagged-looking rangeSIERRA
- Jaguar bonnet coverBRA
- Jaguar competitorBMW, LEXUS
- Jaguar or ChargerCAR
- Jaguar or leopardBIGCAT
- Jaguars, e.g.FELINES
- Jai __ALAI
- Jai __ (ball game)ALAI
- Jai __ (court game)ALAI
- Jai __ tournamentALAI
- Jai alai basketCESTA
- Jakarta's islandJAVA
- Jake Gyllenhaal, to Jamie Lee CurtisGODSON
- Jake Heggie's "Dead Man Walking," for oneOPERA
- Jalapeño kinSERRANO
- JalopyHEAP
- JamSNARL
- Jam band that holds the record for sold-out shows at Red Rocks AmphitheatreWIDESPREADPANIC
- Jam baseSCONE
- Jam session participantsVIBES
- Jam-packCRAM
- Jam-packed containers?JARS
- Jamaican genreREGGAE
- Jamaican jazzSKA
- James __ Space TelescopeWEBB
- James Bond creator FlemingIAN
- James M. Cain's "__ Pierce"MILDRED
- James of "Misery"CAAN
- James of "The Godfather"CAAN
- James of jazzETTA
- James who was a mentor to John AdamsOTIS
- Jamie of M*A*S*HFARR
- JammiesPJS
- Jan. holiday honoreeMLK
- Jan. honoreeMLK
- Jane Austen novel that inspired the movie "Clueless"EMMA
- Jane Austen, for oneNOVELIST
- Jane who wrote Pride and PrejudiceAUSTEN
- Jane's On Golden Pond spouseDABNEY
- Janelle's "Abbott Elementary" roleAVA
- Janet's successor as Fed headJEROME
- Jangling setKEYS
- January ritualNEWYEARSRESOLUTION
- January to DecemberYEAR
- Japan's continentASIA
- Japan's national sportSUMO
- Japanese "bar" foodSUSHI
- Japanese 65-AcrossUNAGI
- Japanese art genreANIME
- Japanese artist and peace activistONO
- Japanese assentHAI
- Japanese audio brandAIWA
- Japanese beer brandASAHI
- Japanese camera brandNIKON
- Japanese carrierANA
- Japanese cattle breedWAGYU
- Japanese chip makerNEC
- Japanese coinYEN
- Japanese computer makerNEC
- Japanese consumer electronics brandAIWA
- Japanese cutletKATSU
- Japanese dogAKITA
- Japanese dogsAKITAS
- Japanese dramaNOH
- Japanese dumplingsGYOZA
- Japanese figure skater ItoMIDORI
- Japanese flag imageREDSUN
- Japanese for "second generation"NISEI
- Japanese honorificSAN
- Japanese laptop makerVAIO
- Japanese lunchboxBENTO
- Japanese massageREIKI
- Japanese moneyYEN
- Japanese national sportSUMO
- Japanese noodleUDON
- Japanese piano makerYAMAHA
- Japanese pizza toppingEEL
- Japanese pond fishKOI
- Japanese port cityOSAKA
- Japanese raw fish dishSUSHI
- Japanese ring sportSUMO
- Japanese sandalZORI
- Japanese soup noodleUDON
- Japanese sportSUMO
- Japanese urbaniteOSAKAN
- Japanese warriorNINJA
- Japanese wrestlingSUMO
- Jardin __ Tuileries: public space near the LouvreDES
- JargonCANT
- Jargon suffixESE
- JargonsARGOTS
- Jaromír who is the oldest NHL player to record a hat trickJAGR
- Jarring tonal shiftsDISSONANCE
- Jason of "Hobbs & Shaw"STATHAM
- JauntyRAKISH
- Jaunty coast-to-coast race?CROSSCOUNTRYSKIP
- Java's homeASIA
- JavelinSPEAR
- Javelin trajectoriesARCS
- Jay and Gloria's oldest grandchild on "Modern Family"HALEY
- Jazz Age artistERTE
- Jazz Age pal of Pablo, Ezra and GertrudeERNEST
- Jazz Age styleARTDECO
- Jazz band horns, for shortSAXES
- Jazz band participantSAX
- Jazz buff's collectionLPS
- Jazz genreBOP
- Jazz great FitzgeraldELLA
- Jazz great JamesETTA
- Jazz guitarist MethenyPAT
- Jazz hornSAX
- Jazz horn effectWAWA
- Jazz horn, for shortSAX
- Jazz icon FitzgeraldELLA
- Jazz legend FitzgeraldELLA
- Jazz legend WallerFATS
- Jazz pianist ChickCOREA
- Jazz singer __ JamesETTA
- Jazz singer CleoLAINE
- Jazz singer SylviaSYMS
- Jazz singing styleSCAT
- Jazz upENLIVEN, SPICE, AMP
- Jazz venueUTAH
- Jazz vocalist JamesETTA
- Jazzy improvisationRIFF
- Jazzy JamesETTA
- JD holderATTY, ATT
- JD seekers' hurdlesLSATS
- Jeanne d'Arc's designationSAINTE
- Jeans cutSLIM
- Jeans fabricDENIM
- Jeans giant's San Francisco baseLEVISPLAZA
- Jeans maker StraussLEVI
- Jedi foeSITH
- Jedi of DagobahYODA
- JeerSCOFF
- Jeff Lynne's bandELO
- Jeff Tweedy's bandWILCO
- Jefferson, to friendsTOM
- Jeffersonian beliefDEISM
- JejuneVAPID
- Jekyll's alter egoHYDE
- Jelly bean dispenser openingSLOT
- Jellyfish close kinANEMONE
- Jenny Thompson's teamUSA
- JeopardizeRISK
- JeopardyPERIL
- Jeopardy! board columnsCATEGORIES
- Jeopardy's __ Trebek StageALEX
- Jeremy Allen White series featuring the oft-repeated line "Yes, chef!"THEBEAR
- Jergens rivalOLAY
- Jerk componentsSPICES
- Jerk risked growing hangry?TOOLATETOOLATE
- Jerks riding public transit?HEELSONTHEBUS
- Jerky brandSLIMJIM
- Jerry Rice, notablyNINER
- Jersey City, Greenwich, etc.NYAREA
- Jessica Mendoza's networkESPN
- Jessica of "Sin City"ALBA
- Jessica of "The Better Sister"BIEL
- Jet speed measureMACH
- Jet stream directionEAST
- Jet-blackINKY
- JewelGEM
- Jewel boxCDCASE
- Jewel boxesCDCASES
- Jewel case itemsCDS
- Jeweler's gadgetSIZER
- Jeweler's unitCARAT
- Jewelry box itemBROOCH
- Jewelry fastenerCLASP
- Jewelry often worn with sandalsANKLET
- Jewelry Television rivalHSN
- Jewish leaderRABBI, EGRETS, RIMES
- Jewish mystical doctrineCABALA
- Jewish riteBRIS
- Jewish wedding danceHORA
- JFK fig.ETA
- JFK or FDRDEM
- JFK postingsARRS
- JFK, in the '50sSEN
- JiffySEC
- Jigsaw puzzle partsPIECES
- Jigsaw puzzle starting point, oftenEDGE
- JillionsTONS
- JiltSPURN
- Jimmy Carter successorREAGAN
- Jimmy who plays Senator Bail OrganaSMITS
- Jimmy's successorRONALD
- JitteryEDGY, TENSE
- Joan Collins, as of 2015DAME
- Job application documentRESUME
- Job benefit, for shortPERK
- Job changer's Federal protection since '96HIPAA
- Job extrasPERKS
- Job for a cheesemonger?PITCHINGWEDGES
- Job for a department store model?SPORTINGGOODS
- Job for a DJGIG
- Job for a nanny?HANDLINGCHARGES
- Job for a tailor?EVENINGDRESSES
- Job for an actorROLE
- Job for an elephant caretaker?BATHINGTRUNKS
- Job inspection org.OSHA
- Job listing lettersEEO
- Job successorPSALMS
- Job with net incomeSEINER
- Job-related move, for shortRELO
- Jobs for a bandGIGS
- Jobs for detectivesCASES
- Jobs in high-techSTEVE
- Jockey (for)VIE
- Jockey's mountHORSE
- Jockey's seatSADDLE
- Jockey's strapREIN
- Jockey's strapsREINS
- Jocular term for some close colleaguesWORKHUSBANDS
- Jodie Comer's "Killing Eve" co-starSANDRAOH
- Joey of fictionROO
- Jogger's gaitTROT
- Jogger's paceTROT
- Jogging gaitTROT
- Jogging gaitsTROTS
- Jogging paceTROT
- Johann's "you"SIE
- John __ (the Lone Ranger)REID
- John __ LennonONO
- John Adams' presidencyONETERM
- John and Abigail's "redundant" romantic duetYOURSYOURSYOURS
- John D. MacDonald sleuthMCGEE
- John Lennon's "Unfinished Music" series collaboratorYOKOONO
- John Major successorBLAIR
- John of "Peacemaker"CENA
- John or Joan of "High Fidelity"CUSACK
- John who has sung with JoelELTON
- John who's got an EGOTELTON
- John with an EGOTELTON
- Johnson's vice presidentHUMPHREY
- Joie de vivreELAN
- JoinSITBESIDE, MARRY
- Join (up)TEAM
- Join forcesUNITE, TEAMUP, ACTASONE
- Join forces (with)ALLY
- Join togetherWELD, UNITE
- Join using heatWELD
- JoinedENTERED
- Joined a mosh pitSLAMDANCED
- Joined forcesCONSORTIUMS
- Joins one's partner in retirement?COMESTOBED
- JointPEN
- Joint above a footANKLE
- Joint above a shinKNEE
- Joint above an ankleKNEE
- Joint protectorACL
- Joint tissueCARTILAGE
- Joint with crossed cruciate ligamentsKNEE
- Joint-stabilizing band, for shortACL
- Joints above anklesKNEES
- Joints needing rehabRATTRAPS
- Joints with capsKNEES
- Joints worked in lungesKNEES
- Joke aroundKID, JEST
- Joke you haven't heard beforeNEWONE
- Joker, to BatmanENEMY
- JokersWITS
- JokesGAGS
- Jolly pair?ELS
- Jon Favreau holiday filmELF
- Joplin known as the "King of Ragtime"SCOTT
- Jordan who won an Oscar for Best Original ScreenplayPEELE
- Jordan's capitalAMMAN
- JostleBUMP
- Jotted downWROTE
- Journal passageENTRY
- Journal VIPsEDS
- Journalist GreeleyHORACE
- Journalist KatieCOURIC
- Journalist LesleySTAHL
- Journalist LisaLING
- Journalist Maria who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021RESSA
- Journalist RatherDAN
- Journalist RobertsCOKIE
- Journalist's assigned areaREPORTERSBEAT
- Journalistic slantANGLE
- JourneyTRIP
- Journey segmentLEG
- Journeys home?MALL
- Journo's article openingLEDE
- Jouster ousterLANCE
- Jouster's garbARMOR
- JoyGLEE
- Joyful noiseAAH
- JPEG, e.g.IMAGE
- Jr. and sr.YRS
- Jr.'s practice examPSAT
- Jrs.' challengesPSATS
- Jrs.' examPSAT
- Jrs.' hurdlesPSATS
- Judean king known for ambitious building projectsHEROD
- Judge's gownROBE
- Judge's seatingBENCH
- Judged events for pedigreed and companion animalsCATSHOWS
- Judges' garbROBES
- Judgy soundTSK
- Judicial documentWRIT
- Judicial pausesSTAYS
- Jug band participantSPOON
- Juice box brandHIC
- Juice box?CHARGER
- Juice boxesOUTLETS
- Juice brand with distinctive bottlesPOM
- Juice optionPULP
- Juicer byproductPULP
- Juices up?BASTES
- Juicy bit of infoDEET
- Juicy gossipDIRT
- Jukebox musical featuring Gloria Estefan songs, or where to find the ends of 17-Across and 10-, 24-, and 33-DownONYOURFEET
- Jukebox musical whose second act begins with "Private Dancer"TINA
- Julep herbMINT
- Jules Verne sub captainNEMO
- Jules Verne's AlbatrossAIRSHIP
- Julia's "Seinfeld" roleELAINE
- Julie who won two World Cup titles with Mia Hamm and Brandi ChastainFOUDY
- Juliet's loveROMEO
- Juliet's response when her love asks what city is as eternal as their bond?ROMEOROMEO
- Juliette of "The English Patient"BINOCHE
- Julius Caesar adversaryCATO
- Julius Caesar attireTOGA
- Julius Caesar garmentTOGA
- Julius Erving, to fansDRJ
- July's namesakeCAESAR
- Jumbled messHEAP
- Jumbled togetherMIXED
- Jumbo jets of a sortGEYSERS
- Jumbo jets?GEYSERS
- Jumbo popcorn portionTUB
- Jumbo suffixTRON
- JumpLEAP
- Jump for joyEXULT
- Jump highLEAP
- Jump off a boardDIVE
- Jump on board?OLLIE
- Jumper such as a joeyROO
- JumpsLEAPS
- Jumps like a bunnyHOPS
- Jumps on board?OLLIES
- Jun. and Jul.MOS
- Junction pointNODE
- June honoreesFATHERS, DADS
- Jungfrau, for oneALP
- Jungian inner selfANIMA
- Jungle Book titleSAHIB
- Jungle roarerLION
- JuniorSON
- Junior Olympics org.AAU
- Junior stafferAIDE
- Junior, to DadSON
- Junior, to SeniorSON
- Junior's juniorIII
- Juniper-flavored liquorGIN
- Juno star, per WikipediaELLIOTPAGE
- Jurassic beastDINO
- Jurassic beastsDINOS
- Jurassic Park actressDERN
- Jury member, in theoryPEER
- Jury membersPEERS
- Jury-rig with what's on hand, informallyMACGYVER
- JustONLY
- Just __ (small amount, as of paint)ADAB
- Just a hint of flavor in some ice cream?VANILLATEASE
- Just a single timeONCE
- Just aboutALMOST
- Just adequateSOSO
- Just averageSOSO
- Just barelyATAD
- Just barely beatEDGED
- Just beatEDGE
- Just before a deadlineLASTMINUTE
- Just darlingCUTE
- Just eat upADORE
- Just like alwaysASUSUAL
- Just like eweOVINE
- Just like meASIAM, ASIDO
- Just make doEKEBY
- Just not rightOFF
- Just OKMID, AVERAGE, FAIR
- Just publishedNEW
- Just rightTOATEE
- Just scrapes (by)EKES
- Just sitting aroundIDLE
- Just slightlyABIT, ATAD, ATINGE
- Just soTOAT
- Just waking upASTIR
- Just-bakedFRESH
- Justice KaganELENA
- Justice Kagan of the Supreme CourtELENA
- Justice once an NAACP lawyerMARSHALL
- Justin.tv successorTWITCH
- JuvenileADOLESCENT
- Juvenile eelELVER
- Juvenile rebuttalARESO
- Juvenile retortARESO