Jeopardy December 17 2020 answers


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# Question
1 On commercial airlines exit rows & bulkhead seats typically offer extra this
2 In 2001 this Friends character married Chandler Bing
3 Isabel Peron
4 At 77 million cubic feet this Virginia office building is the country's largest
5 A sidewinder is this type of venomous snake that has a noisy tail
6 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Wicklein Gingerbread Shop in Nuremberg Germany.) In the 1800s gingerbread houses became especially popular in Germany inspired by the witch's house i
7 At 380 feet the tallest living tree is a coast this in California
8 Much like Lost the TBS comedy Wrecked begins with one of these mishaps
9 Corazon Aquino
10 The USA's driest point is in this national park in the Mojave Desert
11 On the flag of Eritrea a wreath encircles this botanical symbol of peace
12 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from the Wicklein Gingerbread Shop in Nuremberg Germany.) Here in Nuremberg the gingerbread capital of the world gingerbread is known as lebküchnerei a word m
13 Vespa is an iconic brand of this
14 HBO's Avenue 5 stars Hugh Laurie & Josh Gad stuck on one of these for a while
15 From 1980 to 1996 Vigdis Finnbogadottir
16 In the contiguous states the true southernmost point is Ballast Key in this state
17 Sanrio created this character with a feline name in 1974; her status as a cat--it's complicated
18 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Wicklein Gingerbread Shop in Nuremberg Germany.) At the intersection of several trade routes Nuremberg acquired exotic spices like cloves nutmeg & gi
19 Nickname for a person from Muncie
20 On a classic sitcom Lenny & Squiggy were a couple of friends of this title pair from Milwaukee
21 South America's Michelle Bachelet
22 The largest gorge is the Grand Canyon but the deepest one is Hells Canyon along this river
23 Once called the Grande Galerie the Hall of Mirrors in this palace consists of 357 mirrors on 17 arches
24 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Wicklein Gingerbread Shop in Nuremberg Germany.) With the establishment of a special guild in Germany in the 1600s only guilds members could make gin
25 This term for a habitual object of abuse can also refer to something that invites you into a house
26 Gavin Belson was the conniving chief innovation officer of tech company Hooli on this show
27 Scandinavia's Gro Harlem Brundtland
28 This alliterative pine that needs lots of direct sunlight to grow is the state tree of Montana the Big Sky State
29 The king of cakes is at your door said Hostess of this chocolate treat
30 (Jimmy of the Clue Crew presents from the Wicklein Gingerbread Shop in Nuremberg Germany.) In some versions gingerbread contains as much of this spice as ginger; in German it's zimt
31 You've heard of this biblical guy's ladder but there's also a dangerous cave system near Austin with his name
32 There were 6 British kings named this but saying By him actually meant By God
33 At the end of the book The Maltese Falcon this private eye realizes that Brigid is a murderer & turns her in to the police
34 In 2017 Audrey Luna hit the highest note ever at NYC's Metropolitan Opera singing in this vocal range in The Exterminating Angel
35 Be careful in Mexico's underwater Cenote Esqueleto; it's nicknamed this like Indiana Jones' title destination in his second film
36 This sticky oath a variant of damnation goes back to 1790 & may be derived from eternal
37 Sort of a floating palace in Edinburgh the Britannia is the royal this fancy type of ship
38 From the Latin for bruise it's a bruise in which capillaries may have been ruptured
39 This Aerosmith lead singer has shown his own high note skills in the hits Crazy & Dream On
40 Always stay with the tour group is one of the rules at this really big cave system in Kentucky
41 This also the surname of a prolific 19th c. British author was sometimes substituted for devil in oaths
42 In 1915 a U-boat sank this British liner sending nearly 1200 souls to a watery grave
43 Lithotripsy uses ultrasonic shock waves to break up these
44 Oh I've had such a curious dream! remarks the title girl at the end of this work
45 She hit a high E flat singing Let It Go & then hit it again with Into The Unknown from Frozen 2
46 Beware! Divers have perished in the Blue Hole a dangerous diving site near the Sinai Peninsula on this sea
47 Instead of referencing the almighty's son this rhyming phrase with the same initial letters was used
48 The P in a PT boat stands for patrol; the T stands for this type of explosive weapon
49 Reduced activity of tyrosinase needed to make melanin results in this condition
50 The end of this novel hints at cannibalism aboard a lifeboat whose occupants were people not a boy & zoo animals
51 A tenor in this title role hits a high A flat singing Let your soul take you where you long to be! from The Music Of The Night
52 Hold on tight descending into Krubera Cave the world's 2nd deepest found in these European mountains in Georgia
53 On St. Patrick's Day you might hear someone exclaim Faith & this word meaning by God
54 This clipper ship that sailed from Australia to London 25 days faster than other ships is now a sailing museum in Greenwich London
55 Acid reflux problems can cause dysphagia difficulty in doing this
56 Turns out the doctors of the title place of this Dennis Lehane novel have been manipulating a U.S. marshal who is really an inmate
57 Mario Lanza is no ordinary vineyard worker in the film Serenade singing the high notes of Nessun Dorma from this Puccini opera

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2 This 4-letter word for antiaircraft fire or criticism is a merciful shortening of the German for flyer defense cannon
3 Pretty In Pink--she laughs and its raining all day
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