Jeopardy June 23 2022 answers


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# Question
1 This classic album by a southern rocker gets its title from a civil war quote by a union admiral
2 I need some Shakespeare & get her line What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet
3 The name of this utensil used to serve soup comes from the Old English for load
4 A 2014 film: Captain America: The ____ Soldier
5 It's an official record of events during the voyage of a ship or aircraft captain
6 This marsupial kind of looks like a bear has a jaw as strong as a hyena's & like its cartoon counterpart can have a bad temper
7 Its tail is often pinned on at kids' parties
8 I asked for a basic truth about humanity & got the often-said If the only tool you have is a hammer everything looks like this
9 This 5-letter word refers to a stoppered flask usually for oil or vinegar
10 By Megan Thee Stallion: Hot Girl ____
11 Originally it was a book for priests on how to administer the sacraments; today it's a book of operating instructions
12 Cocoa powder in place of melted chocolate is one difference between this & a regular chocolate cake
13 A joint used by carpenters is named for this bird's fan-shaped tail
14 A putdown please. Oscar Wilde told a fellow poet who complained of a conspiracy of this join it
15 This Spanish rice & seafood dish is often made in a wide shallow pan named for the dish
16 A Broadway musical: ____ Awakening
17 A classic work of literary criticism is Ian Watt's The Rise of this form: Studies in Defoe Richardson & Fielding
18 Hall of Famers Martin Brodeur & Scott Stevens led this team to its first Stanley Cup in 1995
19 Its tail gave its name to a 1950s men's hairstyle
20 Commencement address wisdom: Be the heroine of your life not the victim said this writer & filmmaker at Wellesley in 1996
21 This implement that sounds like a lute relative is actually a vegetable slicer
22 A play by James Goldman: The Lion in ____
23 Debits go on the left side in this book that contains the financial records of a business
24 This insect is also called the devil's arrow or the devil's darning needle
25 The website of the Perth Zoo informs us that these have bushy tails & can't bark
26 21st century news quote time: Him in 2001--We stand shoulder to shoulder with our American friends in this hour of tragedy
27 There's a shape in the name of this device that makes vegetable noodles
28 Directed by Ingmar Bergman: ____ Sonata
29 This 4-letter word for an especially weighty scholarly book comes from the Greek for roll of papyrus
30 A debate provoker this 2-word phrase dates to a 1616 work where one pleadeth for nothing but for the kingdome of Sathan
31 These marine creatures have learned to walk upright on their tails in captivity & also in the wild
32 This country's repressive King Umberto I was assassinated by an anarchist in 1900
33 Scent or smell
34 In 2020 the Strand magazine published Aunt Nellie's Diary a story that predates her Little Women written when she was just 17
35 A company of the same name trademarked this term for solid carbon dioxide in 1925
36 Utah's highest point is 13500-foot Kings Peak in these mountains
37 Last name of gunslinging title hero Wynonna who partnered with Doc Holliday on a Syfy show
38 Matthew Arnold's 1869 Culture and Anarchy took the side of culture & popularized the phrase sweetness and this
39 An object of worship
40 Called a great breezy read Summer Crossing by this Breakfast at Tiffany's author was published in 2005
41 In 1950 the Otis Company lost its trademark on this word derived from the Latin scala ladder
42 Lending their name to a peninsula these mountains extend from Serbia to the Black Sea
43 A-Train & Homelander leave a bit to be desired as superheroes on this Amazon show based on Garth Ennis' work
44 In 1872 anarchism pioneer Mikhail Bakunin quarreled with this man splitting Europe's revolutionary movement
45 An auspice or portent
46 The book was unfinished at his death so he took the end of The Mystery of Edwin Drood to the grave
47 In a 1965 case that swung from a district court to an appeals court Donald F. Duncan lost a trademark on the name of this toy
48 This section of the Alps that include some famous peaks gets its name from the Celtic penn meaning peak
49 Matthew Goode played Ozymandias in the film version of this graphic novel; Jeremy Irons played the role on HBO
50 Anarchists helped spark the antiglobalization movement at the 1999 WTO protests in this U.S. city
51 To get out of control is to run this from a Malaysian word
52 This author traded China for the Korean DMZ in The Eternal Wonder published 40 years after her 1973 death
53 Westinghouse first trademarked this word as the name of a washing machine; now it refers to an establishment
54 Opening parts west to settlement the Wilderness Road was a 200-mile pathway through the Cumberland Gap in these mountains
55 Adaptations of the Kick-Ass series gave this 3-named actress her breakout role as a spunky character named Hit-Girl
56 In July 1917 Emma Goldman got 2 years in prison for opposing this wartime measure authorized by Congress in May
57 French word for distinctive style or flair
58 Just after Howards End he wrote Maurice about a gay man but didn't allow it to be published until after his death
59 B.F. Goodrich once owned this word for the hookless slide fastener on its rubber boots
60 Africa's second-highest peak it bears the name of the country it's found in
61 This 2017 movie with Charlize Theron as a badass spy was based on the graphic novel The Coldest City

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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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