Jeopardy October 10 2023 answers


On this page you will find the Jeopardy October 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 Christchurch is the largest city in this New Zealand region that shares its name with an English city known for a church begun in the 6th C.
2 Lavoisier was one of the men on the committee that came up with this measurement system in the 1790s
3 Daytona International Speedway
4 Though he wrote a number of operas Michael Haydn is far less famous than this older brother
5 In heraldry a cross surrounded by 4 small crosses is known as the Crusaders' cross or the cross of this city
6 This 9-letter word for a small piece of paper used for cleansing often follows moist
7 2-word response to an opponent who asks for cards you don't have
8 In 1891 Brucia the 323rd asteroid discovered was unique as it was the first one found by using these
9 Sonoma Raceway
10 His 18th child Johann Christian wrote operas for the King's Theatre in London
11 When heraldic images are termed sanglant it means they are symbolically stained with this
12 In chapter I of Bleak House this is everywhere... up the river... down the river... in the eyes & throats...
13 In a rhyming phrase it means to move with the prevailing trend
14 Around 335 B.C. this Greek founded the Lyceum where he taught logic & observation
15 Talladega Superspeedway
16 At the age of 3 in Salzburg he began to mimic the keyboard playing of his 7-year-old sister Nannerl
17 A symbol of the Byzantine Empire the double-headed this was made the national emblem of the Russian Federation in 1993
18 This moist cake with cream cheese icing is probably the most popular cake named for a garden root veggie
19 Make more effort than required like by walking 1760 more yards
20 The discovery of this element in 1669 has led to a lot of friction--in matches
21 Martinsville Speedway Richmond Raceway
22 We hope that Liszt was on the guest list when his daughter Cosima married this Die Walkure composer in 1870
23 The white at the top of the Canadian territorial coat of arms represents polar regions; the wavy blue line--this trade route
24 This Iberian plant seen here hanging from trees needs to be in a moist habitat
25 In a wrestling metaphor to fight fiercely
26 In 1879 after thousands of failures Edison found a simple scorched cotton thread worked best as one of these
27 Watkins Glen International
28 Ernest II Duke of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha was a composer as well as the brother-in-law of this British queen
29 A principle used as a basis for judging or in heraldry a monarch's long tapering flag
30 From the Latin for tear these glands keep the eyeballs moist
31 A synonym for get lost; you might tell Ben Franklin to do it
32 Before becoming a prolific author he taught biochemistry
33 Family man Don Vito Corleone
34 Of neither Darcy nor Wickham could she think without feeling that she had been blind partial prejudiced absurd
35 It's the most common U.S. residential liquefied petroleum gas
36 An energetic person is full of these maybe the fava type
37 If you're looking at a long time in Tempe try Studio 6 the extended-stay version of this chain
38 He was both the 8th vice president & the 8th president
39 Blanche's brother-in-law Stanley
40 Why didn't you tell me that that infernal harpooneer was a cannibal?
41 Having learned from the Hindenburg modern airships use helium in place of this explosive gas
42 Government money that a congressman steers toward his home district
43 What some say the movie Stagecoach is or a hotel chain with more than 4000 hotels
44 Here's this waltz king at around age 50
45 Terry Malloy who could've been a contender
46 Remedios the beauty stayed there wandering through the desert of solitude... maturing in her dreams without nightmares
47 Used in WWI & against Iraq's Kurds it's named for its smell
48 To urge on or a food item that is judged by a process known as candling
49 Spelled the same way as a type of regular payment it's a small European hotel or boarding house
50 Here's this general late in life still sporting his signature side whiskers
51 Rebellious naval Lt. Fletcher Christian
52 The men upon the floor were going about their work. Neither squeals of hogs nor tears of visitors made any difference to them
53 C4H10 chemically it's used in refrigeration & in cigarette lighters
54 Diana Prince occasionally has to take her hair out of this to become Wonder Woman
55 A San Diego icon the Hotel del this has been hosting guests including presidents since the 1880s
56 His long reign over Austria-Hungary ended with his death in 1916
57 Johnny leader of the Black Rebels
58 In the actions of all men... where there is no impartial arbiter one must consider the final result
59 It's the common name for nitrous oxide often used in dentistry to relieve pain
60 A story or joke that's been repeated often maybe too often
61 Escoffier was once the chef of this elegant French-named hotel at Fifth Avenue & 61st Street

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Latest Questions

# Questions
1 The title of this 2001 book also a 2003 film forms a partial border between Boston Chelsea Medford & Everett
2 If you follow stars of mycology like Suzanne Simard & Merlin Sheldrake you know this name of the network of fungal threads
3 From a bio of this female biochemist: Seine v. Strand The Acid Next Door
4 D is for this crown-like adornment sometimes a cloth headband affixed with jewels
5 The Encyclopedia Britannica reports that this type of rock displays a poorly developed schistosity & cleavage
6 Set in L.A. during the Great Depression: Chris Chalk as Paul Drake & Matthew Rhys as the title lawyer
7 One of the 2 states that end with the postal abbreviation of the Peace Garden State
8 This type of edible mushroom with a French name is also called a Girolle
9 The Life and Times of this author--The South Side of Chicago Grappling with Bigger
10 It can refer to territory governed by another a set of values in math or a group of linked computers on a network
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