Jeopardy November 14 2023 Answers

Jeopardy November 14 2023 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy November 14 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	Ancient Greeks believed that wine was a gift from this god the Greek equivalent of Bacchus
2	1994:____ Fiction
3	A variety of midge a type of this is believed to be the only insect species native to Antarctica
4	An elf or fairy; I swear I saw one in the garden!
5	The name of this art form means folding paper which is how the crane seen here was made
6	In a familiar phrase it precedes as the driven snow
7	Because of his work there you could call the astronomer Hipparchus Tthe Colossus of this island
8	1989: ____ ____ and Videotape
9	There are more than 2700 species of these cellulose-eating isopterans sometimes called white ants
10	3-hole is one type of this piece of office equipment
11	Useful in electronics crafts this process similar to welding joins circuit components using a low melting point alloy
12	Liquor served without ice is straight or this clean word
13	Horrified by the carnage of war Asoka a 3rd century B.C. ruler in India embraced this peaceful religion
14	2000: Dancer in the ____
15	A giant species of this 100-legged insect grows to 12 inches in length & eats lizards
16	Dustin Lance Black won an Oscar for writing this 2008 Sean Penn film
17	A simple method of printing and duplicating uses these cutouts; paint is sprayed through the removed areas
18	From the Latin for clean it's a 6-letter adjective for virgin hey! still not touched for the very first time
19	4 decades after Constantine Roman emperor Julian sought to revive these types of cults & temples from Latin for rustic
20	1993 from Hong Kong: Farewell My ____
21	Due to their long snouts these cotton destroyers are sometimes called snout beetles
22	It's been used as a synonym for electric current since the 19th century
23	From the French for to cut out it's the craft of decorating a surface with paper shapes
24	Free from defects like a playoff game-winning reception in 1972
25	Hetepheres was the mother of this great pyramid king; when her tomb was found mummy's mummy was missing
26	2013:____ is the Warmest Color
27	Just like chickens some insects have this muscular organ in the digestive tract to grind food
28	The dictionary says it's a person regarded as being assured & artfully ingratiating in manner
29	This craft of stitching fabric with a hook instead of a needle developed in the 19th century
30	Spelled one way it describes a large sum; spelled another it's a toilet Bol cleaner
31	After years as a backup singer she hit it big in 1994 with All I Wanna Do
32	Hosts the annual Campeonato Mundial de Baile de Tango
33	Later editions of this novel have included a chapter of its rumored sequel Buttercup's Baby
34	From 1971 to 1996 Carl Sagan was a professor at this Ithaca New York Ivy League school
35	There are a billion cubic these in a cubic meter
36	The movable barrier where a horse race begins
37	This country superstar's Friends In Low Places was named CMA Single of the Year in 1991
38	It shares its name with a type of light yellow-brown envelope
39	Please Baby Please is a kid's book from this director of She's Gotta Have It
40	Sagan was among the first to suggest that Jupiter's moon Europa might have this & that it might contain life
41	A report said more than 225 billion of these annoying 4-letter texts were sent in 2022; the FCC is on it
42	Luminous celestial object in Matthew that led the magi to the baby Jesus
43	This Seattle band's 1991 debut album was titled Ten for the uniform number of NBA player Mookie Blaylock
44	Its 200-foot-high monument to Columbus is on La Rambla
45	Baby Catcher is the Chronicles of a Modern one of these
46	It was Sagan's award-winning PBS TV show about the universe
47	Begun in 1960 the construction of this High Dam on the Nile cost about $1 billion
48	Any echinoderm of the class Asteroidea
49	In 1998 these gals had back to back No 1 hits with There's Your Trouble & Wide Open Spaces
50	Nicknamed Hollywood North it's about 1100 miles north of the real thing
51	She's not sure if the father is Mark Darcy or Daniel Cleaver in this character's Baby: the Diaries
52	A 1990 photo of Earth taken by this probe prompted Carl Sagan to call planet Earth a pale blue dot
53	One billion of these make up a second
54	In 1985 this Jefferson-less Grace Slick group had a No. 1 hit with We Built This City
55	Protect Ya Neck was the first single by this hip-hop group with a martial arts-themed name
56	Nigeria's most populous
57	This 1981 novel by Toni Morrison takes place on a Caribbean island
58	Sagan co-authored a 1983 scientific paper that predicted that this climate condition would follow atomic war
59	Following this 19th century war France was forced to pay its neighbor 5 billion francs in reparations
60	It's estimated that during WWII the European edition of this U.S. military newspaper topped a million in circulation

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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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