Jeopardy June 16 2023 Answers

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Jeopardy June 16 2023 Answers

In the 17th century this continent was given the name New Holland

This June birthstone is the only one produced by a living organism

Suit for a formal

A rating of 10W-40 means a multigrade engine oil has a viscosity of 10 in cold weather 40 in warm; the W stands for this

With a small telescope & averted vision it's possible to see the galaxy M51 near the handle of this asterism

Last-place competitors in this bicycle race are known as the lanterne rouge like the red light on the back of a vehicle

Africa's 54 nations are more than any other continent has with this country the newest

Big in the Southwest it's one of the birthstones for December

To dishonestly influence something to reach a predetermined outcome

Boat owners know about marine grease from Lucas Oil headquartered in this Midwest city where its name is on a football stadium

Illuminating the dark chrysalis of space M6 emerges in Scorpius & is called this insect cluster; its stars resemble wings

Fenwick & Pretension are horses that finished last in this annual Triple Crown race in Maryland

It's the windiest continent & on average the highest

Ranging from light purple to deep royal purple it's the birthstone for February

To bewitch someone or cast a spell upon them is to do this

Automotive grease is heavily used in this system that provides steering stability & keeps passengers from bouncing all over the place

Betelgeuse a red supergiant star in this constellation with a famous belt may go supernova soon… in 100000 years

With apologies to our good fans in Ohio this NFL team is the most recent to finish a season with 0 wins

Asia & North America are just 55 miles apart where the Chukchi Peninsula almost meets this Alaskan one

Composed of hydrated silica this October birthstone is known for its play of color

To disturb with minor irritations

A type of this clear oil also found on pharmacy shelves is often used to break in airplane engines

Mizar A & B are what's called a visual this word like a kind of computer code for their apparent closeness

After a 10-72 last-place finish in the 2015-16 season this team got the first overall draft pick & chose Ben Simmons

This continent bears the name of a mythological Phoenician princess pursued by Zeus

Red spots of iron oxide give a birthstone for March this name

No war for a Roman

Used in cars with stick shifts gear oil protects meshing moving parts after a driver releases this pedal

NGC 6355 is one of these star clusters named for their somewhat spherical shape

Known as Mr. Cub & a player on more than one last-place team he said The only way to prove that you're a good sport is to lose

Around 1870 the U.S.-based Fenian Brotherhood hoped to conquer Canada & force Great Britain to free this island

A young woman reopens a closed homicide case with dangerous results in Holly Jackson's A Good Girl's Guide to this crime

In this Swiss city for Red Cross meetings check out the Jet d'Eau; it can shoot 7 tons of water about 450 feet high

Spoken in the very first IKEA store

It was SZA szn on TikTok after she sang about cuffing a large man for the cold months on this NBC show

This word refers to the great flood endured by Noah or torrential rain of non-biblical proportions

Bleda & his younger brother became co-rulers of this group of nomadic invaders in 434

The subtitle of this nonfiction work by a Catholic sister is An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States

Here's the Fountain of Wealth representing oneness in spirit in this city-state at the tip of the Malay Peninsula

This language of Scotland was suppressed in the 18th century

In this 1999 film Laurence Fishburne breaks the chains off his handcuffs before jumping out of a building & into Keanu's arms

You've gone this like Goldie Hawn in a movie title & Anna Faris in the remake

Perhaps a candidate for a name change Robespierre's Committee of Public Safety exercised control during this 1793-94 period

Enormous Smallness is Matthew Burgess' portrait of this poet who often used no uppercase letters

Versaille's statue of this Roman god rising symbolically at dawn on his chariot to light the world is seen here

Mark Twain said capitalizing every noun is one of its few good qualities

The cuffs worn by this superhero in the 1970s TV show are made from feminum a metal mined on Paradise Island

There may be a bit of chagrin involved when this long word comes before of riches in an idiom

Even the Industrial Workers of the World say theories on how they got this nickname are on shaky ground

This Harvard symbologist character first shows up in Dan Brown's Angels & Demons

Fed by an aqueduct built in 19 B.C. this fountain in Italy got its name from its location at the convergence of 3 roads

Rz is usually a single sound but surprise! Not in Marznac

This Bulls & Lakers coach once used the basketball-appropriate malaphor I'm shooting from the cuff

It means wastefully extravagant like an offspring in Luke 15

The 1926 Balfour report brought about this 12-letter group equal in status in no way subordinate one to another

A page from this visionary English poet & artist's The Marriage of Heaven & Hell from around 1790 is seen here

The world's longest bridge fountain at 3740 feet Seoul's Moonlight Rainbow shoots water recycled from this river below

Remember your double vowels: tuli is fire tuuli is wind

It was lit when this Titan hung with mankind but it got real dark after Zeus cuffed him to that mountain

From the Greek for fullness this 8-letter word can mean an overabundance