Jeopardy March 3 2021 Answers

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Jeopardy March 3 2021 Answers

Sagarmatha is its name in Nepali

The long narrow part of a guitar that carries the strings from the body to the headstock has this anatomical name

Alaskan pollock is the key ingredient in this alliterative McDonald's sandwich

World Boxing Council champs get these handmade of Italian leather

Honolulu

Up goes before a mathematical group to make a word meaning angry

This highest mountain in Japan is actually a volcano that last erupted in 1707

Don't worry we're sure you know this word for the strips of metal embedded in a guitar's fingerboard

Kettle Brand makes Backyard Country Style & Korean versions of this classic chip flavor

MLB's Rookie of the Year awards are named for this groundbreaker who won the award in 1947

Hope

Up rises to the top of a truck's cargo so you can move data from your computer to a server

Opened in 2016 a rail tunnel under these mountains is the world's longest; here are miners with the drilling machine known as Heidi

A guitar's strings are set to E-A-D-G-B-E in standard this

La Banderita adds both chia & flax seeds to its organic blue corn these chips

South African Gary Player was the first non-American to receive this association's lifetime achievement award

Brookline

Take the focal point of a theater & add up to get the back of that part

Here's the crater of this Hawaiian volcano with a one-word name

Guitarists use picks also known by this other P word

popchips adds this dairy product to both cheddar- & onion-flavored potato chips

College football rivalries can have their own trophies; the Ireland Trophy goes to the winner of Boston College vs. this school

Kinderhook

Up is placed before an emotion to give us a word for snobbish

In 1794 George Vancouver caught sight of this peak from Cook Inlet an arm of the Gulf of Alaska

This type of clamp raises the pitch of a guitar's strings

In the 1970s a savvy marketer rebranded the tasty Patagonian toothfish as the Chilean this

The NHL's Vezina Trophy goes to the league's top player at this position

Yorba Linda

When up is rising to the front of a serving of liquor now we have the gist of an argument

In 1698 Scotland tried to found a colony on this New World isthmus; its failure was a financial disaster

An additional airing of a previously broadcast TV show

Leavenworth Washington is home to a museum devoted to these & it's not just open at Christmas

The title of this Colson Whitehead Pulitzer winner refers to an actual train system operating beneath southern soil

Vaporizing a liquid means pulling its molecules apart; for phenol which forms strong hydrogen bonds this point is high at 359.6º F.

In a 2018 movie unafraid of anachronism these traditional Robin Hood weapons blow up walls on contact

The image here depicts the lost colony on this North Carolina island

Candy word meaning to falsify numbers

The Museum of the American Revolution opened in 2017 2 blocks away from Independence Hall in this city

In Ruled Britannia the Spanish Armada was victorious & this Spaniard rules England alongside Bloody Mary Tudor

Amyl nitrite is often used to treat this chest pain a symptom of coronary artery disease

Alan Hale Sr. played this big buddy opposite Errol Flynn & Douglas Fairbanks

Henry Ford created Fordlandia in Brazil to produce latex for this material but bugs made it impossible

Literally sheep-ish

The Winterthur Museum of Decorative Arts in Delaware was founded by a member of this famous family

Philip Roth's The Plot Against America finds FDR losing the 1940 presidential election to this aviator

Potassium sorbate which inhibits the growth of molds & yeasts is mainly used in foods as this

Instead of Friar Tuck this director played Rabbi Tuckman in his parody called Robin Hood: Men in Tights

Churchill described the fall of this future city-state to the Japanese in 1942 as the worst disaster… in British history

With lovely crystals inside it's Iowa's state rock

I'm going to this city this city here I come to visit the American Jazz Museum & The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Set in a world where Germany & Japan prevailed in WWII The Man in the High Castle is a tale from this sci-fi legend

Nickel nitrate is used to make this positive electrode in batteries

Sean Connery is an older Robin wooing Audrey Hepburn in the 1976 film Robin & this maid

After Mormons were driven out in the 1840s French colonists called the Icarians failed to make this Illinois city work

A block of precious metal of a standard shape & weight

A large stabile called Two Discs is one of many works by this artist belonging to the Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden

In The Alteration by Kingsley Amis this man became Pope Germanicus I in the 16th century so the Reformation never happened

In 1839 John Herschel used sodium thiosulfate to arrest action of light making it this type of photographic agent

Alan Rickman won a BAFTA Award for playing this lawman in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves