➠ Words with j
List contains 9649 Words that "j" contain.
- - A small, wingless jumping insect that feeds on the blood of mammals
- - Creator of Captain Nemo
- - "Father of Science Fiction"
- - "Journey to the Center of the Earth" author
- - french novelist who created the valet jean passepartout
- - Sci-fi author who helped inspire steampunk
- - Whom Unesco lists as the world's second most translated author, after Agatha Christie
- - Early writer on earth travel
- - Captain Nemo's creator
- - Captain Nemo creator
- - "The Mysterious Island" author
- - Judge criminal after the first sign of larceny? That's hard to say
- - Round, hard candy
- - Really hard candy
- - Very hard candy
- - Hard candy
- - Hard, sweet treat
- - Hard-to-pronounce word
- - Hard, round candy
- - It's hard
- - Hard word.
- - Candy of a sort.
- - A kind of hard candy.
- - Candy store purchase
- - rock-crushing device – hard round sweet
- - Rabbit and white horse featuring in tongue-twister
- - Rock-crusher
- - 1999 film starring Rose McGowan, Rebecca Gayheart, and Julie Benz
- - 'Synecdoche' or 'onomatopoeic,' e.g. (Dental)
- - "Worcestershire" or "onomatopoeia"
- - Difficult word to pronounce
- - Zbigniew Brzezinski, e.g.
- - Ring zinger?
- - Sesquipedalian word
- - It enables the sportsperson to have their fling
- - Pointedly, might a competitor chuck it?
- - at last neeraj chopra leads to visible excitement launching indian spear
- - It's thrown in a field event
- - Lance and Jack have topless work cut short
- - It's of far-flung interest in sport
- - Spear thrown in the Olympics
- - Sporting event possibly seen live in January
- - long,light spear thrown in a competitive field event
- - Weapon thrown in competitive field events
- - Olympics spear
- - Athletics field event
- - Light spear
- - Sporting spear
- - Spear, article Indonesian discards before river rises
- - Olympic spear
- - Athletic event broadcast live in January
- - Live jumps during January Olympic event
- - Decathlon event
- - Long spear
- - Olympic throwing event
- - Decathlon spear
- - Athlete's throw
- - Decathlete's equipment
- - Event of 20-Across
- - Field event
- - Piece for a decathlon event
- - Gear for a field event
- - Spear.
- - Track and field equipment
- - Pentathlon part
- - Thrusting weapon
- - Track event
- - Sport of throwing a light spear
- - Down-in-the-mouth prophet
- - Biblical whale man
- - Biblical character from whom Noah might get a letter
- - John, upset about an article in a book
- - Old Testament character swallowed by a whale
- - In the Old Testament, a Hebrew prophet who was swallowed by a great fish
- - One swallowed an orange juice after returning hot
- - He spent three days in the belly of a whale
- - He has a name for bringing bad luck
- - He was swallowed by a great fish
- - Whale's tidbit?
- - Whale swallow-ee
- - Prophet swallowed by a fish
- - Prophet swallowed by a big fish
- - Prophet swallowed by a whale
- - Whale of a guy?
- - 'The Lord had prepared a great fish to swallow' him
- - A whale swallowed him
- - Biblical prophet who had a whale of a time?
- - Man in a fish story
- - Reluctant prophet
- - A group of sailors "cast him forth into the sea"
- - Whale of a prophet?
- - Guy in a big fish's belly
- - Prophet with a fishy story?
- - Cause of whale indigestion?
- - Guy with a great fish story
- - One with a whale tale?
- - He had a whale of a tale
- - Swallowed character
- - Guy in a whale of a tale
- - hollywood's hill
- - Actor ... Hill of "The Wolf Of Wall Street"
- - unlucky sailor, per superstition?
- - Actor Hill of "How to Train Your Dragon 2"
- - Actor Hill of "22 Jump Street"
- - Hill of 'Moneyball'
- - Hill who joined the 'SNL' Five-Timers Club in 2018
- - Actor Hill of 'Moneyball'
- - Old Testament book preceding Micah
- - Hill of 'Hail, Caesar!'
- - Hill of film
- - Hill in Hollywood
- - 'Moneyball' actor Hill
- - Hill of "22 Jump Street"
- - Preacher in Nineveh
- - Biblical book referred to in "Moby-Dick"
- - Yom Kippur reading
- - Book after Obadiah
- - Syndicated columnist Goldberg
- - Fish story notable
- - Guy who got whaled?
- - Eponymous jinx
- - Chief butler
- - Official manager of a large household
- - Chief steward or butler of a household
- - Leader of a sort
- - Jocularly, a butler.
- - Do jam room characters where chief steward needs them
- - Jam roll is for party in mess room for top member of staff
- - Trouble over door tampered with by second most important servant
- - Personal manager
- - Chief steward
- - Head steward.
- - Steward
- - Head of the household.
- - Head honcho
- - ... crusade, organised protest march in 1936 against unemployment and deprivation
- - Town from which protesters marched to London in 1936
- - Town in South Tyneside
- - town on the river tyne; home of the venerable bede
- - pakistan test cricketer who took 7-55 against england in dubai in 2012
- - Caretaker, especially of a school
- - New Year's Day rise for caretaker
- - Caretaker‘s New Year's Day rise
- - Start-of-year return for corrupt concierge
- - High point after New Year's Day for one cleaning up
- - Caretaker's rent reduced on New Year's Day
- - Caretaker in the US
- - Good Will Hunting's day job
- - Building caretaker
- - School caretaker
- - Every year, the first day on The Hill with Porter
- - Apartment employee having reduced rent after start of year
- - Willy on "The Simpsons"
- - Custodian's mo.?
- - Caretaker
- - Custodial worker
- - Office building worker who uses a mop
- - Job that "Sonic the Hedgehog" actor Jim Carrey held before he became famous
- - Cleaner fluid into outlying grate
- - door-keeper
- - Building worker
- - Key employee at a school?
- - He'll stay after school
- - School employee
- - Stain remover
- - Cleanup person
- - Employee who makes a clean sweep
- - One with a sweeping view of things?
- - School cleaner
- - Maintenance worker
- - Cleaning agent
- - He cleans up
- - Cleanup man
- - School worker
- - After-hours job, maybe
- - Office worker
- - One who makes a clean living?
- - Building employe
- - Clean-up man.
- - Custodian, as of a school.
- - Doorkeeper.
- - One making a clean sweep
- - Key employee?
- - Custodian
- - Porter
- - Porter blended into filling drink
- - Newspaper — diary
- - Diary or daily record
- - Little woman with trophy given a line in diary
- - Blog or diary
- - Magazine; diary
- - Diary's kin
- - "... Diary..."
- - Daily register of personal news and events
- - The Wall Street ...
- - Periodical devoted to a particular subject
- - Newspaper or periodical
- - Daily record of events
- - Newspaper, periodical
- - Dieppe ............
- - Blog, e.g.
- - Personal record
- - Blog's cousin
- - Blog or log
- - Personal writings
- - Wall Street publication
- - Pundit's former PBS program
- - Stepquote source
- - Daybook
- - Chronicle
- - Periodical
- - Newspaper
- - ...... log
- - The Edmonton ........
- - Daily record
- - ......-blog
- - Publication
- - Periodical dealing especially with matters
- - Old-time boxing champ Willard
- - 1915-1919 heavyweight champ Willard
- - Barker of 40's films
- - 1910's boxing champ Willard
- - ...... Willard, champ before Dempsey
- - Willard of boxing.
- - Champ of 1915.
- - Heavyweight Willard
- - Jack beat him for the heavyweight title, 1919
- - ...... Willard, 1919 Dempsey victim
- - Pugilist Willard
- - Falconer's strap
- - Willard
- - Famous first name in ring lore.
- - Fighter Willard.
- - Ring champion Willard.
- - Mr. Willard.
- - Role for Milo Ventimiglia on "Gilmore Girls"
- - Title character on TV's "New Girl"
- - Satirical Roman poet of the early 2nd century
- - Satiric Roman poet
- - Precursor of Jonathan Swift
- - Roman satirical poet.
- - Roman satirist
- - Satirist simply not good person: easily bribed
- - System of Romanised spelling for writing Japanese
- - Safety wear at sea
- - What to wear when taking out the junk?
- - Cruise-drill wear
- - Cruise-drill need
- - Nautical safety device
- - Buoyancy aid
- - It'll keep you from going under
- - Mae West
- - Flotation garment
- - Boating safety feature
- - Safety item also called a Mae West
- - Book publisher's garment for boating safety?
- - Vest sometimes worn with a suit
- - It'll keep you afloat