Jeopardy February 17 2022 Answers

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Jeopardy February 17 2022 Answers

At the University of Chicago & other schools the grading system consists of 5 letters 3 that can have + added & these 2 that can't

Better safe than this

Popular in the South chess pie is basically this pie without those big brown nuts

Known for her scat singing she received 14 Grammys including a lifetime achievement award in 1967

(Doris Kearns Goodwin presents the clue.) Born in 1809 into a frontier family young Abe Lincoln had only one year of schooling but read the Bible Shakespeare & learned logic from The Elements of this ancient Greek mathematician

These long baggy men's knickers were popular on 1920s golf courses

It is always greener on the other side

This Spanish dessert with a 4-letter name is custard with a layer of caramel sauce

This sax great's last public engagement was on March 5 1955 at Birdland a New York City club named for him

(Doris Kearns Goodwin presents the clue.) Lincoln was a struggling 30-year-old lawyer when he began wooing this 21-year-old & though she came from a prominent family & had many suitors eventually won her hand in marriage

Britain's eleven plus exams are basically entrance tests to admits kids to this kind of school that not our writers obviously

Midas got the wish he later regretted by being kind to Silenus one of these faun-like beings

2 bad choices: between the devil & this location

A line from The Godfather: Leave the gun take this dessert

She honed her unique style singing in Harlem nightclubs

(Doris Kearns Goodwin presents the clue.) Lincoln grew frustrated with many of his commanders but with none more so than this general who did a brilliant job of readying the Union Army to fight but proved reluctant to commit it to battle

At bell Labs Bjarne Stroustrup designed this programming language released in 1985

In The Lost Hero by this adapter of myths for young adults Midas turns Leo & Piper into gold statues

It doesn't fall far from the tree

Marshmallows almonds & chocolate ice cream pave the way to make this classic flavor

Here's a bit of So What the lead track from this trumpeter's 1959 album Kind of Blue

(Doris Kearns Goodwin presents the clue.) At the White House on August 10 1863 Lincoln met for the first time with this man to discuss the treatment of thousands of Black soldiers recently inducted into the Union army

In French the word plus means more as in this expression that begins plus ça change (a translation is fine)

It's where the proof of the pudding is

What the French call an omelette norvégienne is what Americans call this dessert

Seen here tickling the ivories he got his famous nickname from an announcer who equated him with jazz aristocrats like Duke Ellington

(Doris Kearns Goodwin presents the clue.) On April 4 1865 Lincoln made a daring & dangerous visit to this newly captured capital walking its still-burning streets to the cheers of jubilant former enslaved people

In 1969 Francisco Franco closed the border with this territory

It precedes & Dime in the title of a 1992 comedy with Wallace Shawn & C. Thomas Howell

In 1960 Jane Goodall saw that the animal she'd dubbed David Greybeard this type of primate made & used tools

The hardest tissue in your body this tooth-topper predominately contains calcium & phosphate

Emily Brontë says it flat out in Chapter 1: this title place is the name of Mr. Heathcliff's dwelling

A weather report

For 10 weeks in 1982 Britain & Argentina battled over this territory

Meryl Streep (2011) Leonardo DiCaprio (1998) & Robert Downey Jr. (over & over) have starred in movies with this element in the title

In 218 B.C. Hannibal left Spain with at least 37 of these animals; it's said the one-tusked Surus lasted the longest

Known for its hardness durability & capacity to take a high polish this heavy black wood is big in cabinets & knife handles

Reasonably sure that people would like another story about dinosaurs he published The Lost World in 1995

An excursion or raid

With 2 territories on it the U.K. joins Turkey & Greece as countries with influence on this Mediterranean island

Helen Mirren is trying to recover a portrait by Gustav Klimt in the fact-based movie Woman in this

The western lowland gorilla with this repetitive name known for using sign language died at age 46 in 2018

This brand with a biblical character in its name offers hardside luggage with a polycarbonate composite shell

This Alabama woman was honored by President Bush for her outstanding contribution to America's literary tradition in 2007

If you tolerate a lot of nonsense you're showing great this

Point Christian & Bounty Bay are features of this South Pacific island territory

Bradley Cooper is a bipolar man looking to reconnect with his ex in this 2012 film

Many British govt. offices have cats called Chief this rodent-ridder; Palmerston worked in the foreign office 2016-2020

Rubies & sapphires rate a 9 on this scale of hardness named for a German mineralogist

His 1854 book began When I wrote the following pages or rather the bulk of them I lived alone in the woods

Maintain this part of a horse's mane or it can cause eye irritation

In short the Somers Islands is a former name of this British possession in the Atlantic

Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops Cary Grant says in a 1944 comedy about his aunts' use of this

A German Shepherd named Trakr found the last survivor in the Manhattan area dubbed this after 9/ 11

This white substance in the outer skeleton of crabs is used to bind dyes & as a strengthening agent for paper

O! This author of O Pioneers was featured on a stamp in 1973

Verily this archaic adverb means in truth