__ job on (destroys) Crossword Clue

Here is the answer for the crossword clue __ job on (destroys) . We have found 40 possible answers for this clue in our database. Among them, one solution stands out with a 98% match which has a length of 5 letters. We think the likely answer to this clue is DOESA.

Crossword Answer For __ job on (destroys):

40 Potential Answers:

Rank	Answer	Length	Source	Date
98%	DOESA __ job on (destroys)	(5)
10%	RUIN Destroy	(4)	USA Today	Aug 28, 2025
10%	UNDONE Destroyed	(6)	Thomas Joseph	Aug 2, 2025
9%	TOREUP Destroyed emotionally	(6)	New York Times	Sep 5, 2025
9%	RAVAGED Destroyed, ruined	(7)	The Telegraph Cross Atlantic	Aug 26, 2025
9%	ANNIHILATE Destroy totally	(10)	The Telegraph Quick	Aug 25, 2025
9%	CASCARA Tree in Caracas destroyed	(7)	The Sun Two Speed	Aug 3, 2025
9%	RASED Destroyed; dears (anag.)	(5)	The Telegraph Mini	Aug 2, 2025
9%	ERODE Slowly destroy	(5)	Universal	Jul 8, 2025
8%	HIREDON Gave a job	(7)	TV	Sep 7, 2025

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What is the answer of __ job on (destroys) Crossword Clue?

In this clue, "job on" is a slang term meaning to destroy or ruin something. When you combine it with "does," you get "does a," which phonetically sounds like "doe-suh," giving us the answer "DOESA."