Jeopardy June 8 2022 Answers

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Jeopardy June 8 2022 Answers

This King Louis reigned for 72 years & once owned the Hope Diamond

If a teen has a Finsta it's a secret account on this social media platform hidden from parents

Food to keep it chilled or plans that have to be delayed

It's when a pitcher intentionally hits you with the pitch

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London won the max 3 stars from this guide as exceptional cuisine worth a special journey!

Enjoy the view of the Alexandra Bridge & Fraser Canyon in this westernmost Canadian province

Louis XVIII was king from 1814 to 1824 except for the interruption of the Hundred Days when this man attempted a return to power

To stop all communication particularly with a romantic partner often suddenly & without explanation

10 bucks to win at Laurel Park

Ask the baby with the bib bub; this basketball no-no can involve touching the ball twice before it hits the ground

Walt Bogdanich won a 2005 Pulitzer for reporting on corporate cover-ups following fatal accidents at these crossings

Kings Canyon National Park boasts the grove at Redwood Mountain an impressive stand of giant these trees

Louis VIII fought against King John of England & had this nickname like King John's older brother

Deriving from an Eminem song this first name of an overzealous fan also became a verb

A Kurt Adler star or angel finial

In tennis this no-no happens when the server steps over the baseline on a serve

In 2014 this music legend seen here a 7-time Oscar nominee was awarded the prestigious Spingarn Medal

Steinbeck could appreciate this nearly 10000'-deep Submarine Canyon off the Pacific coast with tributaries in the same-named bay

Louis XII couldn't stop warring in Italy & was duke of this main city of Lombardy not too far from the French border

Something hot can be this or straight this–it all sounds temperature related but isn't

Decca F.11940 released 1964

Type 2 of this NBA infraction is unnecessary and excessive & gets you an automatic ejection

In 2022 Diébédo Francis Kéré became the first Black winner of this architecture prize in its 43-year history

A canyon that got its religious name from Mormons is the main feature of this national park near St. George Utah

To build France into a leading European power Louis XIII worked for 2 decades with this chief minister & clergyman

Sounds like a mode of transport but this word can mean fan-based support for the romantic pairing of fictional characters

A kepi

Time out for a penalty in hockey; it's also the name of the group that had the 2001 hit song Superman

You likely won't hear him bragging about it but this reclusive author of Vineland won a MacArthur Genius Grant in 1988

The ancestral Puebloans once lived in this canyon that despite the spelling rhymes with bay not with belly

In the world of this author District 1 provided luxury items; District 5 power & electricity

You don't have to go to Antarctica; Boulders Beach in South Africa has the African type of this flightless bird with pink eyebrows

Culturally off limits

This second-lightest gas is mixed with oxygen for use in scuba diving

This apostle & letter writer was a tent maker by trade so he moved easily around the ancient world with tools & cloth

The Love Street in a 1968 song by this band was Laurel Canyon's Rothdell Trail where Jim Morrison lived

John Updike had a devil of a time coming up with The Witches of this fictional Rhode Island town

Modern-day Druids visit this Mystic circle north of Salisbury England that's thousands of years old

It's orbited by Charon

Okay we've heard about it regarding fire & brimstone but this element is used as a fungicide & in vulcanizing rubber

The story of Martin de Porres the 1st Black saint in the Americas includes this skill letting him hover before the altar

The N in CSNY he wrote the 1970 hit Our House about the Laurel Canyon home he shared with Joni Mitchell

This author created Magrathea which worked to create a second earth as the first was destroyed by Vogons to create a galactic bypass

This ancient Israeli fortress was the site of a 1st century siege after the fall of Jerusalem

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Predynastic Egypt used this element in glassmaking; today we'd be pretty lost without it as a semiconductor in computers

In a vision on the wall of her room St. Clare witnessed a mass & so today is the patron saint of this modern invention

Stars flocked to the 1970s football & poker nights at the Kirkwood Casino the home of this late Eagles singer

Norton Juster wrote up Dictionopolis & ran the numbers on Digitopolis rival cities in this children's classic

Rio de Janeiro is home to this soccer stadium that held its second World Cup final in 2014

Cannon fire volley

A 1954 report noted this lightest of the solid elements appears to offer a useful alternative to electro-convulsive therapy

Story goes the patron saint of Wales St. David lived on nothing but water & these onion relatives

An epicenter of the 1960s Laurel Canyon scene was the house of Cass Elliot big-voiced star of this group

In an H.G. Wells book this doctor has established a camp for creepy scientific research on a volcanic island

The northern lights are cool but at Mt. Wellington in Tasmania you can see the southern lights also called the aurora this

Slow & dignified musically

A pacemaker can use heat from this radioactive element No. 94 as it decays to generate the electricity that stimulates the heart

St. Francisco Marto one of 3 children who saw the Virgin Mary in this Portuguese town in 1917 died in the flu pandemic in 1919

Looking out from her daughter's dining room Joni Mitchell's mom was shocked by goings-on at this man's place next door