Jeopardy July 11 2022 Answers

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Jeopardy July 11 2022 Answers

Iceland's vast Vatna Glacier is dotted with these; their heat can periodically cause melting & flooding

In 1984 Nena floated to No. 2 on the charts singing Scramble in the summer sky 99 of these go by

Ah distinctly I remember it this conflict of legend ignited by Paris & Helen & in the room that I now dwell in Quoth the raven…

The Volunteer State

1721 saw Robert Walpole become the first person to hold what would be called this high political office

Kahlil Gibran wrote this cheery sort of person sees the rose and not its thorns

Tasman Lake in this country is one of the few lakes in the world where you can see icebergs

Toddlers worldwide know this group sang Toot Toot Chugga Chugga Big Red Car on their TV show

As of someone gently rapping rapping at this alliterative item seen here; what for? Only this and nothing more

Great Faces Great Places

After 9 years' work in 1755 Samuel Johnson published this pioneering reference work

A standing one of these after your powerful monologue is sure to bring you a smile

99% of the world's glacial ice is located on Antarctica & this big island well to the north

For Peter Gabriel this unusual title precipitation is coming down… pouring down all over me

Presently my soul grew stronger & I'd wait no longer! This small French cake I'd make I swore! quoth the raven…

Not a state Isla Del Encanto

Jacobite supporter Lord Lovat was the last person publicly executed this way in Great Britain–he was spared hanging drawing & quartering

Cheers to the NCAA Final Four where the MVP is called the M.O.P.. with the O short for this

This glacier in Alaska is named for naturalist John who visited it in 1879; it has since receded & thinned

In 1988 UB40 drank up attention singing this title Stay close to me don't let me be alone

All my soul within me burning we see here this singer of 1999s Candy returning with such name as?

Heart of Dixie

In March 1743 this sacred oratorio received its London premiere conducted by Handel himself

Shakespeare wrote Why then the world's my this which I with sword will open; hopeful indeed!

When glaciers retreated in Norway seawater filled the floor of the resulting trough creating these like the Sogne

This country star the son of a big league pitcher hit the Top 40 in 2002 with Red Rag Top

Other friends have flown before to this northeastern Canadian region bounded by its self-named sea & more Quoth the raven…

The Midwest's Birthplace of Aviation

Not as famous as James Watt around 1712 Thomas Newcomen invented an initial version of this machine

Greeks of good cheer will exclaim this 3-letter word perhaps after breaking a plate

Terrible with money this Mo. humorist invested in James Paige's multi-ton typesetter; he later fantasized about Paige's slow death

The first in a series had Morpheus Trinity & Agent Smith

A Synodus Horrenda of 897 saw Pope Formosus guilty; 3 fingers were lopped off but he felt nothing as he was in this state

The eastern red type of this wood has a distinct aroma & insect-repelling quality that make it popular for closets & chests

This country surrounded by China & India joined the United Nations in 1955

A big vein in the mining biz or a valuable source of anything

The State Dept. issued guidelines to handle the drinking habits of this Mississippi writer on his official trips abroad

Ernesto de la Cruz & Miguel got animated in the land of the dead

At the center of 2013's U.S. v. Manning was this website that made sensitive secret information public

Boards sold as knotty this might be from the Scotch or Monterey types

Kings up through Alfonso XIII lived in the Royal Palace in this world capital

If things are going swimmingly for you in the U.K. you might exclaim Bob's your this

This poet & lord is said to have had an affair with his half-sister Augusta in 1813 the year he wrote The Bride of Abydos

Sharon Tate Bruce Lee & Jay Sebring came to town

Peter Heywood a crew member of this ship won his majesty's royal mercy in 1792; others would later hang from a yardarm

The black & sweet types of these fruit trees provide tight-grained woods prized by craftspeople

This city of more than 4 million people is home to the Jamia Mosque & Kenyatta University

This rhyming phrase suggests women should prioritize sibling-like relationships with other women over those with men

Known for his wildly graphic writing kidnapping & other horrific excesses he was transferred to the Bastille in February 1784

Annie Savoy & Nuke LaLoosh were good sports

1895 saw this writer initially suing for libel but the tables turned & he was soon on the hook for gross indecency

This strong durable 3-letter conifer is commonly used for building walls floors & ceilings

25 miles east of Vegas this man-made lake was just 37% full in 2021 sparking energy concerns for the American Southwest

As a verb it means exempt from new legislation

This author of Naked Lunch shot & killed his second wife in a drunken accident

Captain Miller Sergeant Horvath & Corporal Henderson in a '90s epic

This lawyer & statesman used his trademark rhetoric to convict corrupt Sicilian magistrate Gaius Verres in 70 B.C.

This soft lightweight red wood is named for a man born in what is now Tennessee around 1775

It's a county in Michigan a borough in Jersey & a city in Northern California's Alameda County

This phrase from Shakespeare's Henry V now refers to any close-knit group not just a military unit