Jeopardy December 12 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy December 12 2020 answers and Solutions. We have just finished solving all the 7 crossword clues found today in the puzzle and we have listed them below. Simply click on any of the clues you are having difficulties finding the solution for and a new page with the answer will pop up.


# Question
1 Her motto was Let us do something beautiful for God
2 The sole survivor of a shipwreck this title character washes up on a desolate island on Sept. 30 1659
3 Camillus & Mary Fly had a nice quiet business this kind of studio (portraits 35 cents) except it was in Tombstone Arizona
4 His adventures ended with his wish come true--he was no longer a marionette but... had become a real live boy!
5 Andre Agassi Althea Gibson
6 A large bus for traveling in the U.K.; in the U.S. it's a person who guides a sports team
7 This French Chef humorously said The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook
8 Gulliver travels to this land whose residents are less than 6 inches tall
9 A theater called this grand style of music House opened in Leadville Co. in 1879; opening night was overshadowed by a nearby hanging
10 Sigmund Freud theorized that these are the symbolic fulfillment of wishes & desires
11 Michael Strahan Joe Gibbs
12 The Brits put their trousers on one leg at a time; this 5-letter word that Americans use means underwear over there
13 This late comedian on her 50+-year career: I was smart enough to go through any door that opened
14 Honeydukes Sweetshop & The Three Broomsticks pub are in this wizarding village
15 Located then as now on Last Chance Gulch the Lewis & Clark Library in this state capital was Montana's first
16 If you're hoping for a return trip toss your coins here
17 Darrell Waltrip Joe Gibbs
18 A dummy in Devon is this accessory for a baby
19 In 1981 she told the Senate Judiciary Committee I do well understand...the difference between legislating & judging
20 Sauron the dark lord of this land has ambitions to rule all of Middle-Earth
21 The nine patch was a simple & popular pattern in this activity of making layered blankets mastered by many pioneer women
22 As a reward for her dancing she wished for the head of John the Baptist
23 Crossword puzzle fixture Mel Ott Josh Gibson
24 In the U.K. chemist means someone in this profession
25 After one failed Cuba-to-Florida swim she said This journey has always been about reaching your own other shore
26 Anne of Green Gables is set in the fictional Avonlea on this real Canadian island province
27 An army post & then a cowtown this Texas city got some culture in 1892 when 25 ladies founded its art gallery
28 She wrote the lyric And I wish you joy and happiness but above all of this I wish you love
29 Crossword puzzle fixture Bobby OrrTerry Sawchuk
30 If you ask for chips in England you'll get French fries; if you want potato chips ask for these
31 Ashton Kutcher's ride was impounded & then space aliens got involved to answer this title question
32 To suffer a temporary loss of consciousness
33 Oxeye is a type of this flower with a bright yellow central disk & white petals
34 King Philip II of Spain sent it in 1588 to invade England
35 Atlanta's Freedom Park features a sculpture of this iconic Baptist minister his arm outstretched
36 In an epic by Homer when this guy gets back home after a long absence his faithful dog Argus is among the first to recognize him
37 Ice Cube & the kids do arrive in Vancouver by the end of this 2005 movie
38 To purposely abandon someone on an island
39 Enjoy the beauty of the Arizona national park named for this type of cactus but be careful walking through it
40 A 15th & 16th century empire was named for these people also called Tenochca & Mexica
41 Centennial Park across from Vanderbilt University in this city features a replica of the Parthenon
42 Oliver Ellsworth was the third Chief Justice of the United States; the fourth was this man
43 In an '80s movie Judge Doom was the one Who Framed this toon for murder
44 Chili recipes say to do this to the ground beef
45 This flowering plant popular at Christmastime is named for a U.S. minister to Mexico
46 McLean House in this Virginia village was the site of an 1865 surrender
47 City Park in this city has been the site of Voodoo Fest where you can hear all sorts of great music
48 TFA is short for this group that sends educators into classrooms
49 Ms. Fox heads to Antarctica without telling her family in answer to the title of this film based on a novel by Maria Semple
50 To give permission to start something like when a studio says you can start making the movie
51 This fern seen here is named for its resemblance to the scrollwork on a certain musical instrument
52 One of Puerto Rico's largest cities is named in honor of a descendant of this Spanish explorer
53 You might see a crab or 2 at Fish Haul Beach Park on Hilton Head in this state
54 The son of a cobbler this man whose name adorns high-end shoes was born in Malaysia but opened his first shop in England
55 For Huw Morgan & the other miners in this John Ford film their home area is verdant indeed
56 To cut in a zigzag pattern like with certain shears
57 The acidity of the soil can change the color of these flowers whose name is from the Greek for water
58 Pals with Charles de Gaulle he was premier of France for much of the 1960s
59 A Birmingham park is named for this Roman deity of the forge; the god himself is there in the form of a ginormous cast-iron statue
60 The name of this stan country can be spelled with a J inside or with dzh

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2 On Nov. 15 1961 JFK suspended the 8-hour workday at this agency saying its work needed to proceed with all possible speed
3 In 2003 No Doubt charted with Its My Life first a 1984 hit for this group that could be in the repetition category
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5 William James 1890 The Principles of this is considered a classic in the field
6 This famously publicity-averse Vineland novelist complimented George Saunders work as astoundingly tuned
7 This second Roman emperor tried to ban kissing at state functions perhaps to control an outbreak of cold sores (ugh sorry)
8 Theres a primate in this British expression that refers to freezing weather; the Beastie Boys song is about booze
9 The Bridge about Swedish & Danish cops on the same case was remade as this show in which the cops are British & French
10 Limb weakness & impairment of the heart & nerves are symptoms of this disorder caused by a deficiency in vitamin B1
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