Jeopardy July 24 2023 Answers

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Jeopardy July 24 2023 Answers

Found in a small grove of trees 1257-foot Hoosier Hill

In 1995 Eileen Collins became the first woman to pilot one of these & in 1999 the first to command a mission aboard one

A traditional part of Muslim diets during Ramadan these palm fruits are known as tamuru in Arabic

Of NBA franchises by team name not city they won the championship in 2021

In 2017 the Lakers retired both his No. 8 & 24; tragically 3 years later he was gone

This word refers to the supports placed at either end of your collection of Simon & Garfunkel biographies

Humphreys Peak in the Kachina peaks wilderness

As this country's first astronaut Soyeon Yi packed kimchi to share with her colleagues on the International Space Station

This sweet & seedy vine fruit sounds like it might inspire an intense desire for it

Of the Great Lakes it's the fourth-largest & drains out through the Niagara River

Tennis-related last name of NBA center Kevin who wore 0 for the Cleveland Cavaliers for O-regon & O-hio

Here are some terms of this: my little schmoopy pookie pumpkin & my darling

In Alaska this mountain peak of course

Recorded aboard the ISS Chris Hadfield's zero-g version of this Bowie song has gotten 52 million+ views on YouTube

Yup those are ready to eat: you can quote me Bartlett these get lighter in color as they ripen

Of the first 10 ordinal numbers

Joe Namath offered his retired 12 to this new Jets QB but he said that'd always be Broadway Joe's & went with his college No. 8

To compete for a prize

Wheeler Peak in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains

After a crewman was exposed to measles backup Jack Swigert made it onto this 1970 Apollo mission & might have wished he hadn't

Fresh these are only in U.S. markets from September to January but they keep in your freezer for a year

Of the 5 books of the Pentateuch it's written in the form of a farewell address by Moses

You won't see any players from this MLB team wearing a single digit number; they've all been retired & No. 8 twice

When Andrew Carnegie got his first of these monthly checks he cried Here's the goose that lays the golden eggs

In Hawaii this dormant volcano whose name means white mountain because it gets snow in winter

The first British citizen in space Helen Sharman spent a week aboard this Soviet space station in 1991

Try a Pink Lady also known as Cripps Pink the first variety of this fruit to be trademarked

Of the 11 national battlefields this one 10 miles from Hagerstown Maryland

This great Pittsburgh Penguin wore number 66 & was credited with 690 goals

Someone who throws money away on things they don't need might be called this compound word

Thea Musgrave's first commissioned work in 1953 was Suite O' Bairnsangs for a festival in this her native country

Sarah Palin in a would-be first that would wait for a while longer

Doctors' duds

Notes from Underground a novella by this Russian is about a man alienated from the world

At the Circus Hostel in Berlin there is a museum of this Baywatch actor who single-handedly ended the Cold War (jk jk)

A few things added to cars on this show hosted by Xzibit: a fish tank a fireplace a Sistine Chapel-like ceiling

1739's Saul is one of this composer's most dramatic oratorios

Paul Ryan who'd remain in the House

This-ing the gnar means skiing difficult terrain; this-ing on a guitar is what Eddie Van Halen did

A deadly epidemic is sweeping through Oran Algeria in this classic by Albert Camus

A lodge on a playa in Nicaragua has this activity in its name & offers lessons to improve your ripping skills

In Encino Man this actor gets a major makeover after defrosting–he takes a bath

Ferde Grofé called for coconut shells to imitate the clip-clopping of a burro on the trail in this suite

Lloyd Bentsen who knew Jack Kennedy & was not afraid to say so

It's a machine that removes husks from grain; Andrew Meikle patented one in 1788

Ghost Stories a graphic novel from Canadian Jeff Lemire is set in a town outside this city across the river from Detroit

You don't have to BYOV bring your own volleyball to this hostel in Bali that sounds exactly like a Tom Hanks film

Rachael Leigh Cook gets a major glow up in this 1999 film with Freddie Prinze Jr.–her glasses are removed

One of Rachmaninoff's best-known works is his Rhapsody On A Theme of this Italian violin virtuoso

Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. running with a then-veep himself

It's a device for artists to make canvas taut & ready to be painted; the word also refers to something you carry an injured person on

Yu Hua's Chronicle of a Blood Merchant paints a picture of life under this man's Cultural Revolution

The Central House Marrakech Medina boasts views of these mountains from its rooftop terrace

In Crazy Stupid Love. Ryan Gosling helps this actor with a sartorial transformation

Each of the 10 movements of this Mussorgsky work represents a piece of art on display created by a late friend

Earl Warren 5 years before becoming Chief Justice

Franz Joseph Gall developed this discredited pseudoscience that attempted to discern personality by skull shape

Milan Kundera's second novel Life is Elsewhere was not allowed to be published in this his home country at the time

Hostels around the Riviera Maya include the Itza Hotel Akumal & the Mayan Monkey Hostel in this Trendy place

In season 5 of Family Matters Jaleel White's character takes an elixir & becomes this suave alter ego