Jeopardy January 16 2023 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy January 16 2023 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 This was first sold in 1908 at a price equivalent to about $27000 today
2 In physics this type of body is a surface that absorbs all the radiation that falls on it
3 This National League team shares its name with a mountain range
4 You'll find the National Museum of China on the east side of this square
5 Sodium chloride of our planet
6 This word refers to both a type of bread & the starter used to make it which is mostly flour & water
7 This Lab was the first part of the title; John Grogan was & Me experiencing Life & Love with the World's Worst Dog
8 Untreated wastewater from domestic uses like showers & sinks (but not toilets) is classed as this
9 The roster of this MLB team includes Mookie Betts & Freddie Freeman
10 The damage caused by a barbarian's weapon can be determined by a roll of a dodecahedron in this game created in 1974
11 An ambulatory Britannica
12 Rock on--dark & light rye bread rolled together is deemed this
13 If you're gonna write only one kids' book make it count like Eric Knight did in 1940 with this collie Come-Home
14 It's the I in ROYGBIV a mnemonic for the colors of the visible spectrum
15 In 2022 this team gave 73-year-old Dusty Baker his 1st championship as a manager; he's the oldest skipper to win a World Series
16 It's the equation for the circumference of a circle
17 Chef's or nicoise Monday & Saturday
18 Despite the C at the front of the name of this puffy Jewish bread sometimes being silent its name sounds quite loud
19 In a story set in the 19th century a mad wolf with rabies is the last fight this faithful title canine has & now I'm crying
20 Fossilized plants & insects are often found in specimens of this colorfully named resin
21 The Swinging Friar is the official mascot of this team
22 For this move also a leisurely walk square dancers join hands & walk counterclockwise until they reach the home position
23 Unhappy Michigan or Utah & their illicit romances
24 This palindromic bread is all the rage when served with vindaloo or tikka masala
25 This colorful title wolfdog bounded to life in a 1906 Jack London novel
26 It's a disease that afflicts cereal grasses or a diminutive name for a star like the Sun
27 Jim Palmer pitched his No. 22 into immortality with this team
28 Found at 66 1/2 degrees south latitude it's one of the 5 major geographic circles of the Earth
29 A preeminent science journal hates a Dyson or a Hoover
30 Where do we lay our scene? Why in fair Verona where this bread named for a slipper may have been born
31 John Steinbeck went In Search of America during his Travels with this French poodle

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# Questions
1 Before 1867 this city that lends its name to a type of tree was known as Novo Arkhangelsk
2 After Camillagate a fire at Windsor Castle & marriage problems in her family Queen Elizabeth II dubbed 1992 this
3 Part II of this 17th century work says “I see myself now at the end of my journey; my toilsome days are ended”
4 This 7-digit date saw the premiere of Handel’s “Water Music”
5 Home to more than 400000 it’s the only world capital in the “Roaring Forties” latitudes
6 According to one obituary in 1935 he owned 13 magazines 8 radio stations 2 movie companies & $56 million in real estate
7 A version of this theoretical economic process was “horse & sparrow”; if you fed the horse enough oats the sparrows fed afterwards
8 Turned into a Nazi headquarters in 1933 the nightspot Eldorado is said to have inspired this fictional place
9 Physicist John Wheeler said he coined this term as a faster way to say completely collapsed objects
10 A 1927 N.Y. Times Headline: Witness Testifies this woman rewrote play and insisted on the spicy scenes because city liked them
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