Jeopardy June 19 2024 Answers

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Jeopardy June 19 2024 Answers

Joyce Kilmer wrote I think that I shall never see a poem lovely as this

Its the national name for the kids game with 2 jump ropes turning in opposite directions

Tampopo about a womans adventures in her noodle shop in this country has been called a Ramen Western

In 2021 tens of millions watched Oprah interview these 2 people about their struggle to preserve their mental health

The White House is sometimes referred to simply by this addresse

Its a fine-grained mineral used in face powder

Jean Toomer wrote of the flower of this crop Boll-weevils coming and the winters cold

This synonym for lasso comes from the Spanish reata meaning rope

Eva Longoria directed 2023s Flamin Hot about Richard Montanez who claims to have invented these flamin hot snacks

Oprahs OWN Network has featured stories of Black families like The Kings of this California winemaking mecca

In its history this room has been used as a private study as well as where historic agreements have been sign

Its the adjective for a bicycle built for 2

The New Colossus mentions a mighty woman with one of these whose flame is the imprisoned lightning

Boxing legend Archie Moore called a defense the turtle shell; Muhammad Ali adapted it to what he called this

Dishes made by Remy an animated gourmand of the garbage include an omelet a roasted mushroom & this title dish

In 2021 Oprah used launch day of Oprah Daily an online community to announce she had gotten this & how relieved she felt

Fittingly an original copy of the Gettysburg Address is on display in this upstairs guest room

This festive headwear gets its name from a Robert Burns character

The last stanza of John Keats poem about this title object mentions its attic shape

Clove & half are 2 of these knots used to tie a rope to a post or other support

As Harold & Kumar in a 2004 film can attest this fast food chain hits different after riding a cheetah & hang gliding

Oprahs friend for nearly 50 years shes the co-host of CBS Mornings & entered the O-zone when both worked at WJZ Baltimore

In 1981 Nancy Reagan took some flak for purchasing a 4732-piece $210000 set of this for the White House

Hysteria related to a certain spiders bit is somehow related to the origin of this lively dance

Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote of this Her deck once red with heroes blood where knelt the vanquished foe

Tensions between rope makers & British soldiers helped lead to a March 1770 shooting of civilians in this city

At the start of this 1973 sci-fi film Edward G. Robinson wants more of the title food; by the end he becomes the title food

Oprah says of her book club picks Theres none more essential than this Isabel Wilkerson book that puts race in its class context

The tradition of having a decorated Christmas tree in the White House began with this president & grandson of another in 1889

This type of charm is said to ward off evil or bring good luck

The 48-gun galleon San Martin was the flagship of the Duke of Medina Sidonia who led this group against England in 1588

Will Arnett watches magic being made with tiny plastic bricks on the Fox show called this Masters

Kandahar (1747-1773)

In 2016 this current Attorney General was nominated to the Supreme Court by Barack Obama

Types of these waves include love primary secondary & the did you feel that? kind

A kopeck is one of these that many Russians may have in their pockets

This ironclad built by John Ericsson for the U.S. Navy was never truly seaworthy & sank in December 1862 off Cape Hatteras

In 2022 he logged his 1500th sketch with Saturday Night Live & thats whats up with that

Yangon sometimes called Rangoon (1948-2005)

This Real Sports host also hosted The Today Showfor more than a decade

Radar images taken by the Magellan spacecraft in the 1990s helped determine that this planet has around 85000 volcanoes

This borrowed word is comfortable coming before either sturgeon or whale

The worlds largest aircraft carrier for 10 years it was built starting in October 1943 & named for a battle 16 months before

James & Patrick Crawleys deaths on the Titanic set up an inheritance problem early on in this British drama

Entebbe (1894-1962)

He was succeeded by Ben Bernanke as head of the Fed

In 1671 naturalist John Ray discovered this acid by collecting & distilling large numbers of dead ants

Russian for three gives us this word for a type of carriage or any trio of influential folks

In 1789 this ships crew tried to settle on Tubuai in the Austral Islands but were rebuffed by the native inhabitants & returned to Tahiti

This actor who played a very mad man in season 5 of Fargo had a dedicated nippleologist for his faux piercings

Quezon city (1948-1976)

In his 2008 book Outliers he wrote Ten thousand hours is the magic number of greatness

In 1948 this vitamin C advocate found that the polypeptide chain would coil into a structure he called the alpha helix

Meaning assembly this type of council constitutes the lower house of the Russian Parliament

This similar-sounding sister ship of the Lusitania named for a North African kingdom served as a hospital ship in World War I

This veteran actor has been seen on Netflix in 3 Body Problem & the final 2 seasons of The Crown

Turku (1809- 1812)

The G-men were after this G-man who was born in Chicago & nicknamed Sam the Cigar

Its the 5-syllable word for a counterpart such as the positron to the negatively charged electron

This 14-letter word now referring to elite artistic thinkers had a more socialistic bent back in Russia

In 1978 a new cologne for men came out called this whats being played in the companys iconic logo