| Conform to masculine stereotypes by repressing one's feelings, which, as we all know, works out well for everyone |
| Job |
| Qualified for the job |
| Oddjob's creator, Fleming |
| Aide's job |
| Job holders |
| Pressing machine |
| Bank job, for example |
| Expressing feelings |
| Attorney's job |
| After-hours job, maybe |
| Dey job? |
| Brooklyn stage crew's job? |
| Job legislation estab. in 1973 |
| Job" requirement? |
| Did a cobbler's job |
| ___ Job" ('50s doo-wop hit): 2 wds. |
| Summer job? |
| Do a casino job |
| A job poorly executed |
| Does a kitchen job |
| Skillful handling of many jobs |
| Acting job, essentially |
| Cellist who performed at Steve Jobs's funeral |
| Actual warning for a pressing product |
| Abbr. in many job titles |
| Does a siren's job |
| Nehemiah-Job linkup |
| Barber's job |
| Entertainer Rita did a pressing job? |