Jeopardy March 14 2020 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy March 14 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 Ultimate Elegance arrangements from 1-800-Flowers feature long stem these
2 From 1978 to 1990 this woman won 9 Wimbledon singles titles giving her the most ever among both men & women
3 The 1972 Black Hills flood claims more than 200 lives
4 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C.) In the 1960s the rocket-powered North American X-15 went higher and faster than any other
5 To cook food by slow boiling perhaps in one's own juice
6 Not just about tulips in 2017 this European country had 50% of the world's exports of cut flowers
7 Known as O Rei Portuguese for the king this man born in 1940 has the most men's World Cup championships with 3
8 An 1893 hurricane devastates the island of Cheniere Caminada
9 Stockton & Malone
10 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum Steve F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly Virginia.) There was room for two men--Frank Borman and James Lovell
11 I say potato you say...
12 For more than 100 years this Roman god has been delivering flowers as the logo for FTD
13 Tom Brady holds the record for most Super Bowl wins as a player with this many--he needs 2 hands for his rings
14 The Great Revere train wreck of 1871
15 Woodward & Bernstein
16 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C.) Known as the couch the seat inside Friendship 7 was custom-made to fit this Project Mercu
17 Japanese wrestling
18 In 1939 this Yankee's No. 4 was retired the first number ever retired in major league baseball
19 State troopers attack peaceful marchers on Bloody Sunday 1965
20 Burns & Allen
21 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum in Washington D.C.) Though it wasn't quite ready for combat in WWII the Bell Airacomet first flew in 1942 mak
22 To influence someone's opinion or to move to & fro
23 This golden golfer has won the most Masters Tournaments
24 Company thugs assault UAW leaders in the 1937 Battle of the Overpass
25 Hillary & Norgay
26 (Sarah of the Clue Crew presents from the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum Steve F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly Virginia.) Appropriately Little Stinker a nimble Pitts Special S1C ha
27 Fine sand or soil deposited as sediment
28 If done properly the hajj is supposed to remove these from those who make the pilgrimage
29 Emily Blunt: this actor
30 Mollie the mare is a minor character in this George Orwell novel
31 It's about 30 miles north of Carson city on Interstate 580
32 When this king the Confessor died childless in January 1066 a succession dispute led to the invasion & conquest of England
33 This word usually refers to a straight guy who is quite fashionable & might even carry a murse
34 Zamzam is a kind of this dispensed to thankful pilgrims during the hajj
35 Jessica Biel: this former boy bander
36 The first words of this faded southern belle are They told me to take a streetcar named Desire
37 Let's get together again at this Indian Ocean island & French overseas department east of Madagascar
38 The invaders fought this way something not done in England before; get down 'ere you blasted Norman & fight like a real man
39 Many Comic-Con attendees engage in this dressing up as characters from anime movies or TV
40 The hajj is the fifth of what are called the 5 of these of Islam
41 Priyanka Chopra: in 2018 this former boy bander
42 This 1944 Charles Jackson novel about a chronic alcoholic won 4 Oscars when it came to the big screen a year later
43 Yep! We've arrived at Lake Toma in the Swiss Alps part of the headwaters of this river
44 William's Norman troops met Harold's Anglo-Saxon army in the decisive battle of this coastal town on Oct. 14 1066
45 3 birds are smashed together in this word as well as in the resulting poultry dish
46 The National Geographic documentary Inside this city focuses on the personal stories of the hajj
47 Steffi Graf: this fellow court star
48 Her 1948 novel Peony told the story of a Jewish family living in China in the 1800s
49 The national monument called this Bridge is in Utah not on the way to Asgard
50 The Normans introduced this process by combat maybe an improvement on Anglo-Saxons' this by ordeal
51 Money can't buy happiness says this portmanteau syndrome in which the wealthy feel guilt & isolation
52 Pilgrims circle seven times around this monument that the Koran mentions in relation to the raising of its foundation
53 Portia de Rossi: her in 2008
54 Some of this American poet's Pisan Cantos was penned in 1945 while he was in prison for fascist radio broadcasts
55 If you go to this seat of Berks County Pennsylvania remember to say the first syllable like the color
56 On Christmas day 1066 Ealdred the Archbishop of York crowned William King of England at this church
57 Lewis Carroll coined this word for a gleeful laugh

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# Questions
1 Decorated with an illustration of the Montgolfiers craft the smoking room aboard this could be accessed only via an airlock
2 Tips to do this from indeed.com include create a script use a local number & keep the conversation personable
3 This singers Wiggle featured Snoop Dogg & a catchy hook made by a toy flute purchased from Party City
4 100000 gulag prisoners with picks & shovels built the White Sea-Baltic Canal which empties into this gulf an arm of the Baltic
5 In contrast to the thick impasto of her contemporaries in this 2-word style Helen Frankenthaler used a technique called soak-stain
6 Death is stronger than I am this British woman wrote in The Death of the Moth published the year after she took her own life
7 Ugandas Murchison Falls on the Victoria branch the uppermost part of this river is about 250 north of Kampala
8 An exhaust kind of this car part funnels gases away from the cylinders
9 This EDM duo with great American Spirit had a Lucky Strike with the addictive hit #Selfie
10 This dam across the Columbia River created Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake a reservoir of more than 9 million acre-feet
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