Jeopardy June 09 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy June 09 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 O say can you see this national monument & historic shrine? You sure can at 2400 East Fort Avenue in Baltimore
2 It can mean melancholy or refer to indecent material
3 William Bligh officially got this rank one year after his 1789 misadventure
4 One of these poems is arranged in 3 lines of 57 &5 syllables
5 This metric unit of liquid measure is equal to approximately 1.057 quarts
6 The 20-room cliff dwelling in Arizona with the name of this Aztec ruler provides a look at the culture of the Sinagua people
7 Amy Ray & Emily Saliers perform as these girls
8 Alvin York is famed as this but he was a rank below it at the time of his noted World War I actions
9 The hop & the step are the first parts of this track & field event
10 1728 cubic inches is equal to one of these
11 Chuck Berry's impossible 1956 title request of Ludwig van while rockin' in 2 by 2
12 Including the nickname of African-American troops an Ohio site is named Charles Young these Soldiers National Monument
13 To scorch slightly in cooking is one Random House Dictionary definition
14 On Columbus' first voyage this one of a trio didn't make it back to Spain having run aground off Hispaniola
15 1 Mickey or about 0.1 millimeter is defined as the smallest detectable movement of one of these computer devices
16 Today's music ain't got the same soul I like that 1979 Bob Seger hit with this title
17 Enjoy a close encounter with this national monument in Wyoming AKA Grizzly Bear's Lodge a remnant of a volcanic intrusion
18 Close to russet it's also a policeman in old-timey slang
19 Of the 3 major varieties of rock the type that limestone is
20 Used to measure the height of horses from the ground to the top of the shoulders one of these units equals 4 inches
21 When life is too much Steve Winwood shared this title advice baby in a 1988 No. 1 hit
22 Wind-blown gypsum gives this national monument in New Mexico it's self-evident 2-word name
23 A color or a princely dynasty important in the Netherlands
24 Robert Gould Shaw who found Glory leading the 54th infantry of this state was a colonel when he died in battle in 1863
25 In England the only 3 kings of this name ascended in the 1100s 1300s & 1400s
26 One of these porcine measures is equal to 63 gallons of liquid
27 In 2007 Nickelback sang I'm gonna trade this life for fortune & fame I'd even cut my hair & change my name to be this title
28 Glory! Glory! Hallelujah! Julia ward Howe wrote the words to this song which was a Union Army standard during the Civil War
29 Debuting in 1932 a font designed for a London newspaper was called times new this
30 Stella could tell ya the action in A Streetcar Named Desire takes place in this city
31 John Luther & Macavity the Cat are among the roles of this British actor
32 As you can see from the beginning of the leopard's name this other cat gets some credit etymologically
33 The alimentary & the Kiel are very different types of these
34 His operas Il Trovatore & La Traviata both premiered in 1853
35 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents by a display monitor.) California's 3rd and Texas 3th district make the A; Ohio's 12th and 7th districts make the B and Connecticut's 1st district is the C in
36 The stage manager in this play tells us it's set in Grover's Corners & that it's May 7 1901 just before dawn
37 She was in 13 consecutive S.I. swimsuit issues & despite her name does not speak with a brogue
38 Leopards take about half their kills to eat here where those lousy prey-stealing hyenas are unable to follow
39 A public disgrace with or without TV President Fitzgerald Grant
40 Mary Baker Eddy founded this religion after spiritual healing helped her recover from a serious fall
41 French for without it can come in front of serif or after comic in the name of fonts
42 Raisin is a musical version of this classic drama
43 Insular first name of merchant Field & running back Faulk
44 Tai Lung the villain in Kung Fu panda is this type of Asian leopard that can range up to 18000 feet elevation
45 To pour that Cabernet oh-so-gently into another container
46 We wonder who snapped the photo of him as he was usually behind the camera
47 Get that liberated feeling with this script also a swimming stroke
48 These are the last names of Felix & Oscar the 2 mismatched roommates of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple
49 Anne Clark is the original name of this Grammy-winning singer
50 Leopards' spots are called these due to their resemblance to a certain flower
51 Mother-of-pearl! It's AKA mother-of-pearl!
52 The font for this historic book printed in 1455 has come to be known as textura
53 The 1980 Tony winner for Best Play this drama was specially written for deaf actress Phyllis Frelich
54 In novels like American Psycho & Glamorama he's the chronicler of people with more money than is good for them
55 A leopard conservation success story Akagera National Park is a 2 1/2-hour drive from Kigali in this country
56 Duck! This French term also means a baseless & derogatory rumor

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# Questions
1 Featured in a 2020 film she gets her name from a 16th c. Italian stock character who often wore diamond-patterned outfits
2 B is for this type of map that uses contour lines to show the oceans depths
3 Plumbers should know that the PE in PEX pipes stands for this the most widely used plastic in the world
4 The final stanza of this poem by Matthew Arnold begins Ah love let us be true to one another!
5 Rolling Stones 250 greatest guitarists put this Sleater-Kinney axewoman at No. 64 & called her a shameless guitar hero
6 Below the line on ancient coins the exergue is the space with the alliteratively named this mark here for the city of Siscia
7 This double-talk anti-colonial movement of the 1950s originated among the Kikuyu people of Kenya
8 This odd name chosen by the McPublic is now borne by a submersible that has gone deep under the Thwaites Glacier to study its ice loss
9 This rhyming device helps suck water from basements or crawl spaces
10 This Roman poet got sappy with it in Eclogues; Love conquers all: let us too yield to love
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