Jeopardy July 25 2019 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy July 25 2019 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 An episode of Happy Days in which an alien attempted to kidnap Richie Cunningham led to this series starring Robin Williams
2 AKA permanent maxillary third molars these teeth can help you chew but about 85% of us will need to get them removed
3 It's found in an idiom with No...ands or buts
4 Gertrude Stein gave post-WWI writers like E.E. Cummings & Ernest Hemingway the group name this Generation
5 This animated MTV series about 2 high school numbskulls featured a cynical female foil named Daria who got her own series
6 In animals arrector pili muscles raise hairs making them look larger; in humans they only cause this fowl effect
7 One of Santa's helpers or a Keebler baker
8 From the Greek for same kind this process is used to distribute fat evenly through the milk
9 In 1965 the first insurance policy on one of these was arranged for Intelsat 1
10 The Knickerbockers included William Cullen Bryant James Fenimore Cooper & this author who coined the term
11 (Norman Lear presents the clue.) Call me the spin doctor of spinoffs! Including Good Times & this one all about Movin' on up to the Eastside
12 This more common name for your coccyx tells you what useless body part it once belonged to
13 Going back to the Bible a minor drawback is sometimes likened to one of these in the ointment
14 Some jokingly say that this alternative to dairy milk is just real milk introducing itself in Spanish
15 The org. Jewelers of America says contrary to popular belief you can easily chip one of these even washing dishes--insure it
16 In the 1600s the fun-loving Cavalier poets included John Suckling; John Milton was part of the group with this prudish name
17 Torchwood was a spinoff of this British series; the titles of the 2 shows are anagrams of each other
18 Not only do men have nipples they also have these accompanying glands that serve no male purpose
19 Towards the rear of a ship
20 Started in Boulder Colorado in the '70s this brand sells almond milk & cashew milk
21 Appraisers on this PBS show often give a piece's insurance value; Spanish desk circa 1760 $10000-$15000
22 Taking their name from a London district Lytton Strachey Virginia Woolf & others were this group
23 Here's a bit of truthiness: this show started as a bit on The Daily Show that parodied Bill O'Reilly
24 We can't use it to detect pheromones like other animals but we have a vestigial version of Jacobson's organ in this body part
25 A dandy dude
26 Milk that has had much of its water content removed is usually called this 10-letter type
27 This venerable London gallery lost 2 Turners to theft collected $38 million in insurance then got the paintings back
28 This alliterative strait was once called Boca del Puerto de San Francisco
29 Old Mother Hubbard found that the cupboard was this not its kangaroo word barren
30 In Mockingjay--Part 2 this actress found a new way into Julianne's heart--with an arrow
31 Imperial court official Tsai Lun produced the first rolls of this in China around 105 A.D.
32 A saying about this empire's vastness in the 18th to the 20th century was that the sun never sets on it
33 Last name of Alphonso & son William Howard both Secretaries of War
34 The name of this ancient city home to the Ishtar gate means gate of the gods
35 Some said the debutante blossomed at the ball; others used this word
36 Louis Daguerre got photography started & William Fox Talbot helped by making & printing photos using reverse images called these
37 Luke 6:13: Jesus called unto him his disciples: and of them he chose twelve whom also he named these
38 In early 1801 Sec. of War Samuel Dexter found himself acting as Sec. of Treasury & State for the last weeks of this president's term
39 When John F. Kennedy visited this gate in 1963 East Germans put up red curtains so he couldn't see into East Berlin
40 You indolent lazybones! Stop being so this
41 In 1901 this physicist & inventor sent the first radio message across the Atlantic from England to Canada
42 In a 2019 movie this superhero punched an elderly woman on a train (but she had a really good reason)
43 This Christmas plant with red leaves was named for Martin van Buren's Secretary of War
44 Hell Gate from a Dutch word connects this directional river to Long Island Sound
45 You're safe to leave that precious item in my charge or in my this
46 Oh it was definitely The End of the Affair for Julianne with this actor who also played The English Patient
47 In 1898 Maria Beasley patented a device for preventing trains from doing this
48 In September 1882 thousands of workers held a march in NYC & this holiday was born
49 How awkward! John Floyd this president's Secretary of War resigned & quickly joined the Confederacy
50 The Donuimun Gate in this capital was dismantled during Japanese occupation in 1915 so now it's called the Invisible Gate
51 She led him down the path to destruction AKA the road to this
52 Ms. Moore's car ride came to a very sudden end in this film set in 2027 about a world ravaged by infertility
53 In a movie Greg Kinnear played Robert Kearns who fought Detroit over this drizzly day innovation of his
54 The subject of A Beautiful Mind in 2015 he won the Abel Prize for his work on partial differential equations

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# Questions
1 At 14410 its one of North Americas highest volcanoes; a Puyallup name for it can be translated to bring the water
2 The Boops boops fish is used for food & is a bioindicator for this type of pollution named for being less than 5 millimeters long
3 Ways you might have lost your seat in Congress: defeated expelled or this meaning the maps were changed on you
4 Ryan Reynolds & Jeff Bridges starred in this film playing lawmen dispensing justice from beyond the grave
5 Wasps & crickets not just movie monsters have this dedicated egg-laying organ
6 In uniform he developed an inoculation against encephalitis; later live-virus polio vaccine opposing Salks approach
7 Ginsberg saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness in this primal scream of a poem
8 Boop stands for bronchiolitis obliterans organizing this an inflammation of lung tissue
9 This 9-letter instruction often comes after a text or email so that youll ignore it
10 Its faster to say these 3 letters than Maya Arulpragasam whose stage name honors a cousin who disappeared
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