Jeopardy November 10 2023 Answers

Jeopardy November 10 2023 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy November 10 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	The 1456 posthumous annulment of this woman’s sentence by the Church was witnessed by her mother Isabelle
2	We all should remember this U.S. landmark
3	7
4	We know that the devil wears this designer but did you know she has a doctorate in political science & studied mime?
5	This term for an important person sounds like a giant toupee
6	Term for the No. 1 wood or the person using it
7	Joe Raposo wrote the words & music but this character first sang It's Not Easy Being Green
8	Parts of this landmark are 35-feet high
9	30
10	Last name in common to fashion designers Anne & Calvin
11	Monotonous boring or lacking variety equals this rhyming word
12	It's the 3-letter position of the ball & may be good or bad depending on the height of the grass
13	The Chinese have equated this green gemstone with purity & indestructibility
14	From 1845 to 1847 Henry David Thoreau lived by this body of water
15	700
16	She took over control of her family's design house in 1997 after her brother Gianni's death
17	It's a sturdy carryall worn by hikers as well as students
18	Sand & pitching are common varieties of these irons used to loft short shots
19	Green ones of these popularly come in jars stuffed with almonds anchovies or pimientos
20	No bull this city hosts the Festival of San Fermín
21	.6
22	After his suicide in 2010 Vogue paid tribute to him with a portfolio of his pieces called Alexander the Great
23	A natl. assoc. of wanderers says you can still be this 4-letter term even if you never rode a freight train
24	A rare old gold coin or an even rarer 3 under par on a single hole
25	Sometimes you can see this green sometimes called Lincoln green for the trees
26	Founded by William the Conqueror this royal residence in Berkshire has been home to 40 monarchs
27	10001
28	Before Project Runway & his own fashion line he was a child actor born Karl Anderson Jr.
29	This adjective meaning unkempt & varied is often applied to disorganized armies or militias
30	The closely mowed ring of grass around a putting green is called an apron or this out-there name
31	The name of this element comes from the Greek for light green
32	This historic 15th century ship got its name from its owner Juan Niño de Moguer
33	On July 8 1922 he played a New Orleans jazz funeral & took a train north to become a world-famous trumpeter
34	The tebenna an Etruscan mantle evolved into this garment perhaps worn most strikingly by John Belushi
35	Of the letters in the bottom row the last alphabetically
36	[email protected]
37	Drop a letter from the language spoken by the people of Seoul to get this sacred text of Islam
38	Perhaps the greatest loss of life at sea over 5000 came in 1945 when this type of vessel sank the Wilhelm Gustloff
39	Peter Gabriel hits you over the head with this No. 1 song that features Wayne Jackson on trumpet
40	This material meaning baked earth was used for buildings as well as sculpture like the head seen here
41	Of the letters in the bottom row the second-to-last alphabetically
42	My_a_is_not_for applause@ scarletletter.com
43	...from a type of mediator to get this type of implanted device visible in a chest X-ray seen here
44	The first 4 Cunard vessels were Acadia Caledonia Columbia & this one that really ruled the waves
45	In 1981 he & his brother Branford both played in Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers
46	The wolf in the Capitoline Wolf's statue may be Etruscan; these two babies she's suckling were added later
47	In the top row the pronoun formed by the letters between Q & R
48	Wannabe_crazy_irish_con_man@oneflewoverthe cuckoosnest.com
49	...from a word for a mechanical man to get this verb that means to cheer on
50	On July 24 1969 the USS Hornet was in the Pacific waiting for this group of men
51	His albums include Miles Ahead & Star People which included a tribute to his wife Cicely Tyson
52	Oscar Mayer could tell you that this is the city the Etruscans called Felsina
53	In the top row the third & fourth letters from the left spell this part of a hospital
54	Wannabe_crazy_ bombardier_captain@ catch-22.mil
55	...from a word for a long vehement speech to get this synonym for swap
56	A Space Shuttle was named for this ship seen here Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's first research vessel
57	This bebop pioneer was famous for his angled trumpet which was bent upward & his puffy cheeks when he played it
58	In the 400s B.C. this scholar of Halicarnassus opined that the Etruscans originally migrated to Italy from Lydia in Asia minor
59	Of the letters in the home row it's the only vowel
60	Megs_mom@ littlewomen.org
61	...from a slat on a window to get this word for a paramour

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#	Questions
1	Telling the story of a duke a jester & the jesters daughter it was written by poet Francesco Maria Piave
2	New Orleans French Quarter is called this in French meaning old square
3	A plant that grows close to the Earth or someone who sits in the cheap theater seats
4	Only 4 years older than Robin Williams Glenn Close was cast as his feminist mom Jenny Fields in this 1982 film
5	The tiered Olympic podium debuted at the 1932 Winter Games here & local speed skater Jack Shea was the first winner atop it
6	In the epic named for him this Mesopotamian hero turns down a marriage proposal from Ishtar goddess of love
7	This Puritan minister who wrote The Christian Philosopher in 1721 was a leader in the fight for smallpox vaccinations
8	Hats off to the Jewish quarter in this Moroccan city that can be spelled with an S or a Z at the end
9	It sounds ordinal but it means soon to happen or in another sense frank & cooperative
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