Jeopardy December 06 2019 answers


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# Question
1 Romeo & Juliet takes place mostly in this Italian city 65 miles west of Venice
2 For a full-sized SUV it holds about 30 gallons
3 In the 1860s Giuseppe Fiorelli became the first serious excavator of this site destroyed more than 1700 years before
4 A 1940s dance to boogie-woogie music
5 Jerry you may choose the dry pepper or Monterey version of this
6 Genie & Hitch which sounds like its own buddy cop film doesn't it?
7 This 1934 novel by Henry Miller is set north of the line of latitude in its title in the seamier parts of Paris
8 Robert Herjavec's investment in the ugly-Christmas sweater company Tipsy Elves was one of this show's big successes
9 You know the big heads on this Pacific island? Jo Anne van Tilburg has shown that they have bodies if you just dig
10 4-word French term meaning a pleasing indefinable quality
11 Despereaux we give you this French cheese that's been called the default choice for holiday cheese platters
12 Up for an Oscar in back-to-back years as Sophie & as Karen Silkwood
13 An early name of this O'Hara plantation was Fontenoy Hall
14 The Manhattan Institute is a think tank that helped promote the pro-tax-cut economic view that focuses on this side
15 Supporting their origin in Asia not Italy a 4000-year-old bowl of these made of millet was found in China in 2005
16 It's a beam used to support a ceiling
17 Mrs. Frisby enjoy your Stilton made only in 3 counties in this country
18 Thor & the Huntsman
19 Mark Twain's first national success inspired an annual jumping frog jubilee in this California county that's in the title of the tale
20 Now a counselor & close adviser to the president she once ran Vox Futuri known as not a think tank but a do tank
21 The 1866 discovery & translation of The Decree of Canopus confirmed Champollion's work translating this other artifact
22 It's a Spanish word for boss
23 Mr. Jingles--a little Graskaas a young type of this 5-letter Dutch cheese
24 Showing some range! Sharon Tate & Harley Quinn
25 This author set his play The Night of the Iguana at the Costa Verde Hotel in Puerto Barrio Mexico
26 Models Pz. I through VI these WWII tanks lent their name to divisions still part of Germany's army today
27 Hadar in Ethiopia is the site where the 3.2-million-year-old remains of an early hominid given this female name were found
28 It's the name some folks use for the additions on the ice cream
29 Speedy Gonzales your selection is this crumbly kind the Parmesan of Mexico
30 Jean Grey & Sansa Stark (Queen in the North! Queen in the North!)
31 It officially adopted the Tricolore for good in 1830
32 A magician's conjuring rod
33 The Crimean War's Siege of Sevastopol resulted in the loss of Russia's main naval port on this sea
34 This head coach has led the New England Patriots to victory in 6 Super Bowls
35 Vermont's favorite ice cream is extra flavorful because cofounder Ben Cohen suffers from anosmia or lack of this sense that relates to taste; partner Jerry Greeenfield would add flavoring unt
36 High these and misdemeanors
37 In 1801 the Cross of St. Patrick joined the crosses of St. Andrew & St. George on this
38 A verb for what you do to make porter or a noun meaning the resulting drink
39 After a siege by Nebuchadnezzar Jerusalem fell to this empire around 586 B.C.
40 On Oct. 11 1963 the Red Sox weren't playing; it was the Patriots' first game of 6 seasons in this home field
41 My study of different styles of barbecue grilling led me to an eco-sustainable source of protein--these grillable insects with the appropriate scientific family name of Gryllidae
42 No law respecting an establishment of this
43 In use since 1743 the triangular pennons on Nepal's flag originally symbolized these jagged natural features
44 In our heavenly neighborhood Ganymede is the largest
45 The British were under siege from these South Africans at Mafikeng for more than 200 days before reinforcements came
46 In his NFL debut in 2000 this Pats QB completed 1 of 3 passes in a 34-9 loss to Detroit; he got better
47 Seeing as how I'm no slouch on putting on a fancy costume I felt right at home at a gathering of the whimsical folk who are into L.A.R.P. or LARP short for live action this
48 Unreasonable searches and these
49 Around since 1817 Chile's flag is known as La Estrella Solitaria this name familiar from another flag
50 Business owners often keep their money in this the cash drawer in a store
51 During this 1900 rebellion a siege of the International Quarter of Peking was broken with the timely help of the U.S. Marines
52 On a cold 1982 day Mark Henderson used a small John Deere to make the kicker's job easier in what became known as the this machine game
53 In an episode on Bikes I visited a company that uses a special wind tunnel to help design the most efficient competitive sports bikes where it's all about this the science of the way air move
54 Neither slavery nor involuntary this
55 Tradition says this country's flag fell from heaven in 1219
56 In crossword puzzles this state bird is often called a Hawaiian goose
57 In 1864 resistance by this Confederate general saved Petersburg leading to a near 10-month siege
58 The Patriots' win in the 2019 AFC title game came 1 day shy of 25 years since this man bought the team
59 When it comes to videos of unboxing--sneakers for example--I found that it's all about anticipation & the release of this neurotransmitter that gives us a rush of happiness--even when the sho
60 With the advice and this of the Senate

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