Answer: JAWS
JAWS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted over 20 times. There are related answers (shown below). Try defining JAWS with Google.
Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Chatters
- Yaks
- Chews the fat
- Facial features
- Jabbers
- Goes on and on
- Chats
- Talks
- Talks on and on
- Vise parts
- Top-grossing film of 1975
- Big fish story?
- ___ of life
- Spielberg thriller
- Spielberg film
- Shark flick
- Peter Benchley thriller
- Parts of a vise
- Chews the rag
- Yaks away
- Spielberg movie
- 1975 Spielberg thriller
- Wrench features
- Thriller partly set aboard the Orca
- Peter Benchley book
- Hit film of 1975
- Highest-grossing film before "Star Wars"
- Benchley bestseller
- "You're gonna need a bigger boat" movie
- Top-"grossing" film of 1975
- Thriller set in the seaside town of Amity
- Steel-toothed Bond villain
- Spielberg's first blockbuster movie
- Spielberg's first blockbuster
- Spielberg thriller of 1975
- Spielberg classic
- Spielberg blockbuster
- Shark tale of 1975
- Shark film
- Movie set on Amity Island
- Lower face parts
- Head pieces
- Dilemma metaphor
- Blockbuster movie of 1975
- Benchley novel
- Benchley book
- 1975 Spielberg hit
- 1975 shark thriller
- 1975 blockbuster
- __ of Life
- Wintersleep "___ of Life"
- White Zombie "Soul-crusher, pulling closer like the blue steel ___ of hell"
- Whence comes the misquote "We're gonna need a bigger boat"
- Waxes prolix
- Vise features
- Top grosser before "Star Wars"
- Top film of 1975
- Thriller with a two-note theme
- Thriller shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
- Thriller set on Amity Island
- Thriller set around Amity Island
- Thriller of 1975
- Three Oscar film
- They may be crushing
- Talks a lot, perhaps about a movie?
- Steven Spielberg's film about a shark
- Steven Spielberg film about a man-eating shark
- Spielberg's shark thriller
- Spielberg's first hit
- Spielberg's first blockbuster film
- Spielberg's 1975 seaside thriller
- Spielberg shark thriller
- Spielberg shark movie
- Spielberg movie about a shark
- Spielberg film featuring a shark
- Snapping parts of snapping turtles
- Shark's teeth area
- Shark's assets
- Shark tale
- Shark movie with a famous theme song
- Shark movie
- Shark film with an iconic theme song
- Seaside thriller of 1975
- Scare film of '75
- Peter Benchley bestseller
- Novel whose working title was "The Summer of the Shark"
- Movie with famous "dun dun" theme music
- Movie with an iconic theme that starts with two alternating notes
- Movie with a mechanical shark
- Movie with a fearsome fish
- Movie with a 3-D sequel
- Movie about a man-eating shark
- Movie about a great white shark
- Metal-mouthed Bond villain
- Large shark parts
- John Williams' famous riff
- It reportedly had an impact on beachgoers in 1975
- Horror film set in Amity
- Highest-grossing film of 1975
- Henchman first seen in "The Spy Who Loved Me"
- Gum holders
- First major film to be shot on the ocean
- First film to gross $100 million
- First film released on laserdisc
- Film with two recognizable notes
- Film with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat."
- Film with a terrifying two-note theme
- Film with a distinctive alternating two-note sequence in its score
- Film set on Amity Island
- Film in which Peter Benchley played a reporter
- Film about a mean shark
- Facial bones
- Defeat metaphor
- Crocodiles' powerful features
- Classic thriller about a man-eating shark
- Classic shark movie
- Classic ocean thriller
- Classic movie shot on Martha's Vineyard
- Classic movie about a great white shark
- Classic film with the tagline "You'll never go in the water again"
- Classic film shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
- Classic film set on Amity Island
- Classic film about a man-eating shark
- Bones with teeth
- Bond villain with steel teeth
- Bond baddie with a bite
- Bond bad guy
- Body parts that drop in amazement
- Blockbuster that takes place in the fictional vacation town of Amity
- Biggest movie of 1975
- Best Picture nominee with three sequels
- Benchley's annuity
- Benchley thriller
- Benchley film
- Benchley classic
- Benchley blockbuster
- Awesome parts of a Museum of Natural History display
- A vise has two parallel ones
- 1975's top-grossing movie
- 1975 thriller with a famous scar-comparing scene
- 1975 thriller that took a big bite at the box office
- 1975 thriller that takes place on Amity Island
- 1975 thriller shot largely on Martha's Vineyard
- 1975 thriller filmed on Martha's Vineyard
- 1975 thriller film with three sequels
- 1975 summer thriller
- 1975 summer blockbuster
- 1975 Spielberg smash
- 1975 Spielberg film about a great white shark
- 1975 Spielberg film
- 1975 shark movie
- 1975 shark blockbuster
- 1975 movie with a mechanical predator
- 1975 movie thriller with a sequel in 3-D
- 1975 movie that was the highest-grossing of all time until "Star Wars"
- 1975 movie about a killer shark
- 1975 hit movie with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat"
- 1975 film with the line "You're gonna need a bigger boat"
- 1975 film with a swimmer on its poster
- 1975 film whose main character was nicknamed "Bruce" by the crew
- 1975 film that Pauline Kael said "may be the most cheerfully perverse scare movie ever made"
- 1975 blockbuster whose main character was nicknamed Bruce
- 1975 blockbuster about a great white shark
- "You're gonna need a bigger boat" film
- "Moonraker" henchman with steel teeth
- ___ of Life (rescue device)
- ___ of Life (fireman's tool)
- ___ of Life (emergency responder's cutting tool)
- ___ of Life (emergency rescue tool)
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