Jeopardy March 24 2023 Answers

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Jeopardy March 24 2023 Answers

This city-Cambridge-Newton

Think fast! This big cat can take 3 1/2 strides per second & reach a speed of 70 mph

Finnish children know him as Joulupukki or Yule Goat & he lives in a village in Lapland

The vanilla cinnamon variety of this Irish cream liqueur

A close buddy changes a letter to become a labyrinth

(Kofi Kingston presents the clue.) Awesome doesn't even begin to describe this WWE legend; billed at 7'4 & 500 pounds he loved practical jokes & would move his friends' small cars at night–yes move & not drive

This city-Naperville-Elgin

In 1878 this short-haired breed was imported into the U.S. from what is today Thailand but not then

Saku Koivu Tuukka Rask & Teemu Selänne all made their Finnish names in this team sport

Dragonberry a tropical flavor from this rum brand

A track athlete who runs 1760 yards transforms into a friendly meeting to get to know people

(Alexa Bliss presents the clue.) Dave Bautista went 282 days to destroy the record for the longest single reign as world heavyweight champ before suiting up or really stripping down to play Drax the Destroyer in this 2014 Marvel film

This city-Henderson-Paradise

Smilodon for the camera! Known for its 2 extended chompers this cat prowled around 40 million years ago

Pekka Lundmark is the CEO of this Finnish telecom giant that actually began as a single paper mill operation in 1865

Praise the Lord & pass me a snifter of Christian Brothers VS this

The edge of a garment modifies itself into a magical spell

(Rey Mysterio presents the clue.) Even before I could drive I massed up & devoted myself to the highflying Mexican freestyle wrestling tradition known by this alliterative 2-word name & I bring it full force to WWE

This city-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin

A statistic commonly cited about this alliterative cat with a blotched tortoiseshell-&-white coat is only one of 3000 is male

Ex-Finnish president & Nobel Prize winner Martti Ahtisaari organized talks between Iraqi groups representing these 2 branches of Islam

A cocktail flavored with angostura aromatic these; they're more pleasant than they sound

To leave a lover in the lurch takes on a change to become highland wear

(The Miz presents the clue.) A beating a humiliation decisive setback is how the Oxford English Dictionary defines this with credit to WWE where it began with some violent festivities on night in 1999

This city-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta

Though it's known for its lack of a tail this breed seen here can sometimes be born with one

The Kullervo Symphony sounds like a thriller novel but in 1892 was this man's first large-scale orchestral piece

A shot of this & I don't care whether it's Booker's or Blanton's

Excellence changes a letter & is now a division into 2 opposing aspects

(Triple H presents the clue.) In 1997 I defeated Mankind to take this coveted rhyming royal title that helped give me the momentum to form D-Generation X later that year

The 1471 Battle of Barnet was decided when Lancastrians attacked their allies in the fog thinking they were from this house

Will Hunting & Jason Bourne on the big screen who is Roger Murtaugh on the small screen

John Robinson for many years this instrumental performer at Westminster Abbey

Located in Hanover New Hampshire it celebrated its 250th birthday in 2019

Working at a publishing house T.S. Eliot wrote George Orwell a letter rejecting this novel but did praise the pigs

The item seen here or a prepaid hard-to-trace cellphone

The fog-shrouded island of Attu in this chain was the site of fierce fighting in 1943

Nine score & eleven years ago our fathers brought forth in Pennsylvania this school

This 1931 classic was rejected because Americans were not interested in anything on China

Chili con carne is a signature dish of this style of cuisine that's a big hit on both sides of the border

At the 1776 Battle of Long Island fog helped save the defeated Continental Army as it fled to Manhattan across this river

Portrayer of the baseball bat-wielding Negan on The Walking Dead who narrated March of the Penguins

Field Marshal Edmund Allenby who captured this ancient capital from the Turks during World War I

About 2 miles apart in Northfield in this state are rival colleges Carleton & St. Olaf

This title auntie of Patrick Dennis' novel was too irrepressible for more than a dozen publishers before it came out in 1955

The Hockey Hall of Fame says at this level for little players Wayne Gretzky had a 378-goal season

I had no real idea of what was going on wrote Britain's Admiral Jellicoe after the Battle of Jutland fought in the fogs of this sea

Creed star who got involved with a drug kingpin's kitty in Keanu

Associated with measurement this first man made a lord for his scientific work

Cleverer College? Funnier College? No this one 15 miles from Disneyland

One publisher thought no one would be interested in this man's Kon-Tiki because no one drowned

To associate on friendly terms with someone important is to do this

The fog that blanketed this Tennessee mountain during an 1863 fight led to the nickname The Battle Above the Clouds

This 4-time 19th century prime minister & rival of Disraeli

Senda Berenson became the Mother of Women's Basketball at this women's college in Northampton Mass.

One of this author's Navajo mysteries was rejected by an agent who said Get rid of all that Indian stuff

Adopted by China in 1979 it's the system of Romanized spelling for transliterating their language