Japanese soup that serves as an aphrodisiac? John Jacob's wife Jackie Gleason "Just this time ..." "Just this time ..." 1968 Julie Christie movie set in San Francisco 1968 Julie Christie movie (John Updike, 1988) Nome is on it (Toni Morrison, 1973) 1984 Jeff Bridges film? Jazz keyboardist Jazz fusion pioneer Jazz fusion pioneer Journalist Horace Journalist who popularized the advice found at the ends of 17-, 27-, 47-, and 61-Across Joints Jails Jeff Healey "Hell ___" Jupiter is found there Jacket worn on a boat Judge's job, at times Jarabe tapatío's cousin Jos Greco performance Jarabe tapatío, north of the border José Feliciano standard Juvenile hero. Juicy fruits Jean Arp or Max Ernst Journalists covering abstract art? Java peppers 1962 Jack Lemmon film Jazz trumpeter, to a florist? Jerusalem John Black's well-known tune. Jap-held island near Amboina. 2008 Jason Statham thriller Janet and Vivien "Just go away!" John Wayne film remake set in a library? 1940 John Wayne drama Jousting area Jets, before they were the Jets Jersey Shore township Japanese regatta events? Javanese xylophone. Japanese diplomat and family Joe Biden's father was one? Jurassic dinosaur Journalist and critic Gilbert ___. JEANS Journey "___ my love, memories remain" Jojoba oil is a natural one Justification for a dried grape? Justification for a dried grape? 1980 Jill Clayburgh movie Journey. Junkmen Jarring carnival ride James-Swift song: 1929 Joe ___ ("L'il Abner" character under a rain cloud) Japanese puppet theater June holiday, in Boston Jumpers' needs Johnson adviser McGeorge Japanese invasion base at New Guinea. January barn dance? Job for the landlord Jazz singer and pianist who sang "Figure Eight" on "Schoolhouse Rock" (1924-2009) 'Jaws' writer Peter Jaws author 1979 John Dean bestseller 1979 John Dean bestseller John Dean's Watergate memoirs Japanese hunting dog Japanese dog breed Japanese Premier. 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