Jeopardy February 18 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy February 18 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 The jackal was called this big cat's provider: it was thought to assist on hunts
2 The murderous Mr. Edward Hyde was created by this author
3 Elizabeth Gilbert: Pray
4 (Jeff Probst the host of Survivor presents the clue.) The weather upped the stakes for Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X. The castaways had to be temporarily evacuated from their camps due to Z
5 A Guinness World Record Hans Langseth's over 17-foot-long beard was eventually cut and donated to this D.C. institution
6 You pull one of these by staying up very late until that term paper is finally finished
7 Some jackals use mounds abandoned by these ant-like insects as dens to birth their pups
8 Enacted by Congress in response to this 1973 Supreme Court case the Hyde Amendment limits public funding for abortions
9 Truman Capote: Cold
10 (Jeff Probst the host of Survivor presents the clue.) In 1882 Germany Austria-Hungary & Italy formed a secret pact called the Triple this. On the first season of Survivor Richard formed a qua
11 In 1860 11-year-old Grace Bedell of New York sent a letter urging him to let your whiskers grow & he did!
12 Synonym for a rabble-rouser who fires up a mob
13 This African country gave its name to a canine that is also known as the Abyssinian wolf & the Simien jackal
14 Founder of the Gaelic League Douglas Hyde was also the first president of this republic
15 Jojo Moyes: Before
16 (Jeff Probst the host of Survivor presents the clue.) I knew that Survivor needed a catchphrase for when I snuffed out a torch at tribal council. It was actually executive producer Mark Burne
17 By the time he died still unshaven in 1923 his discovery the X-ray was an essential tool of medicine
18 This item near a car's radio evolved into a 12-volt accessory charger
19 This Russian airline has bred dog-jackal hybrids to sniff out explosives
20 Anne Hyde was the mother of 2 British queens Anne & this woman who married William III
21 Dr. Seuss: in
22 (Jeff Probst the host of Survivor presents the clue.) A fan favorite from Survivor: The Australian Outback she went on to co-host The View & Fox & Friends
23 This bearded French physician published the first edition of Centuries containing his prophecies in 1555
24 After 8 years in the job in Dallas Mike Rawlings said A mayor needs to be this bringing folks together
25 Jackals in Africa can transmit this disease AKA lyssa to dogs & other animals
26 An 1872 act of Parliament allowed anyone to talk in this Corner of London's Hyde Park
27 W. Somerset Maugham: Human
28 (Jeff Probst the host of Survivor presents the clue.) The castaways on Survivor: China visited the Great Wall & the Shaolin Temple home of kung fu; for help with strategy the tribes were give
29 Stop the presses. Here's an image of this bearded 15th century German inventor
30 Anatomical term for someone who talks spitefully about an absent person
31 In the 1540s Francisco de Orellana made the first known trip down its entire length
32 1790: an act providing for the enumeration of the inhabitants of the United States
33 This song was written in 1908 & over 100 years later it's still sung during the seventh-inning stretch
34 Adair Iowa & Makanda Illinois have put this cheerful symbol big in the '70s on their water towers
35 This Dutch artist often painted his beloved wife Saskia who died in 1642 at age 29
36 The Valley Isle (4)
37 Dusseldorf & Mainz are important cities on this river
38 1790: an act for the encouragement of learning by securing the copies of maps charts and books to the authors
39 In the 1980s Cyndi Lauper & Wham! were among the artists who made their early U.S. TV appearances on this Dick Clark series
40 For at least one day in December the sun does not set south of this circle
41 Anna McNeill was arranged in grey & black for a work by this artist her son
42 The Thar Desert of Northwestern India stretches into Pakistan & this river's valley
43 2001: an act to deter and punish terrorist acts in the United States and around the world
44 In 2019 Aaron Paul reprised his role as Jesse Pinkman for this Breaking Bad movie
45 Teenaged ballerina Marie van Goethem was the model for his sculpture of the Little Dancer
46 It's name means swiftly flowing river and it crosses the province of the same name the northern and southern branches meeting near Prince Albert
47 1965: an act to enforce the Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States and for other purposes
48 A resort area in the Catskills where many Jewish entertainers got their start had this alliterative nickname
49 1989 film in which Keanu Reeves tells Alex Winter Strange things are afoot at the Circle K
50 Between 1971 & 1985 this artist painted Helga Testorf his neighbor in Chadds Ford Pennsylvania
51 Not the Seine but this river that enters the Atlantic south of Brittany is the longest in France
52 AFI's first 100 Greatest American Movies list included this D.W. Griffith silent epic; on an updated list it was gone
53 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) The path of any point on the smaller circle will trace the diameter of the larger circle as the smaller circle rolls inside according t
54 Jeanne Hébuterne had a slightly shorter neck than depicted in the works of her beau this Italian painter

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# Questions
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