Jeopardy February 05 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy February 05 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 Toledo is a major port on this Great Lake
2 Dermatalgia
3 Type of shirt that proverbially suits you to this letter
4 Like others this owl familiar of Harry Potter perished in Deathly Hollows
5 A Milwaukee statue of Henry Winkler's Happy Days character is rhymingly called The Bronze this
6 It's the name in common to Paris' subway & Washington D.C.'s rail system
7 Walsh University & the Pro Football Hall of Fame both opened in this city in the 1960s
8 Hepatalgia
9 Let's pull this unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration of gravity at the earth's surface
10 This owl named for its shrill cry gets very irritable when it is mobbed by the songbirds it normally preys on
11 A statue in Salem Massachusetts honoring this 1960s sitcom has the main character riding a broomstick
12 30 miles of historic byway in Ohio are dedicated to this 19th century planter; the area includes some of his original nurseries
13 Odontalgia
14 Chess notation for the piece that can move exactly one square in any direction
15 It's safe to say Woodsy Owl would be peeved if you did this; he did ask us to Give a hoot & not to do it
16 This Kansas City that attracts western-loving tourists has a life-size statue of Marshal Dillon from Gunsmoke
17 Through a narrow valley known locally as The Flats the Cuyahoga River divides this metropolis
18 Arthralgia (these parts whether hinge or ball-&-socket)
19 It begins 2 Mexican states but is the only letter not present in the names of the 50 U.S. states
20 Mr. Owl never does quite figure out exactly how many licks it takes to get to the center of one of these lollipops
21 Complete with carved Johnny Johnny Carson Park is in this L.A. suburb the longtime home of The Tonight Show
22 It's another name for a winemaker
23 It's your Ohio newscaster audition: pronounce this seat of Allen County & remember it's not said like the city in Peru
24 Myalgia (these parts)
25 In 1927 Ford introduced its next generation of cars the model this
26 When Winnie the Pooh & Piglet go to see Owl's tree house in this forest the wind knocks the tree over
27 A statue of this Jackie Gleason character graces the New York Port Authority Bus Terminal
28 It can mean the countries of eastern Asia or to familiarize yourself with your surroundings
29 The OED lists traitor as a definition for this biblical name
30 UNESCO mentioned the picturesque & romantic movements when it added this English district beloved by Coleridge
31 This greeting is a shortening of Hebrew for Peace be with you
32 In 1864 Admiral David Farragut's forces sealed off this Alabama city one of the last major southern supply ports
33 1200+ pages? Gimme the gist of this novel...the French invade Russia m-hm ...500 characters?! ...Prince Andrey Bolkonsky...got it!
34 As luck would have it an oft-injured NFL quarterback with this apostolic name retired before the 2019 season began
35 In 2019 UNESCO added Vatnajokull National Park which contains Iceland's largest this... for now
36 The OED spells this Australian greeting with an apostrophe
37 Ludwig Göransson won Grammys for composing Black Panther & co-writing this 2018 Childish Gambino song
38 After his victory at Manila Bay in 1898 he was given the rank of Admiral of the Navy
39 This 17th century adventure opens in La Mancha & about 800 pages later its title guy renounces chivalry as foolish & dies
40 This apostolic name is also a game of flashing red blue yellow & green lights
41 Unlike a more popular synonym welina means greetings in this language but does not mean goodbye
42 Anyone who has seen Birdman can guess that its composer Antonio Sanchez is mostly known for playing these instruments
43 On July 30 1588 Admiral Howard left this city's harbor to meet the Armada; 32 years later another ship set sail from there
44 Dickens' tale of a seemingly endless lawsuit is contained in the 900+ pages of this homely novel
45 In a Seuss tale a boy with this apostolic name had 500 hats
46 This 2-word Spanish greeting means what's happening
47 This man has composed music for some of the movies he's directed like Flags of Our Fathers & Mystic River
48 Admiral Yi Sun-shin who repelled multiple Japanese invasions in the 1590s is this country's national hero
49 Formerly imprisoned in a château our hero first spots the island in this title around 1/5 of the way through the 1000 pages
50 The Spanish Diego is the equivalent to this apostolic name
51 In 2018 UNESCO added Ivrea an industrial commune near Turin where this Italian company made typewriters not cooking oils
52 Also a dance this word is commonly used as a Swahili greeting
53 In the 1930s this Russian composed Peter & the Wolf & scored the movie Alexander Nevsky
54 This admiral's tombstone at Arlington National Cemetery calls him the Father of the Nuclear Navy
55 Nearly living up to its name this novel by David Foster Wallace boasts nearly 1100 pages including 10 on the disassembly of a bed

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# Questions
1 The 42-foot-high statue of Athena in this state capital is the tallest indoor statue in the United States
2 Opened in 1932 one of its missions is to advance understanding and appreciation of Shakespeares writings
3 The name of this political club of the French Revolution refers to the Dominican monastery where members met
4 In Lower Saxony wreaths are hung on birch trees to celebrate Pfingsten this festival celebrated 7 weeks after Easter
5 Italian gives us this word for an outline of what could happen also an old word for a screenplay
6 Lots of drama as his majestys sloop Sophie is getting a new captain in this first Jack Aubrey novel
7 The only president laid to rest in D.C. hes entombed in the Washington National Cathedral
8 These guys led by Booker T. Jones backed Stax Records stars like Otis Redding & had hits of their own like Time Is Tight
9 A 2023 coup back by protests took over this country southeast of Algeria & French troops fighting Islamic terrorists said adieu
10 On or about January 25 Scots observe the birth of this literary giant by holding suppers with haggis & whisky to wash it down
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