Jeopardy May 19 2022 Answers
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Jeopardy May 19 2022 Answers
- Not to be confused department–left Oscar winner William Goldman; right this Nobel-winning William
- Flagstaff House an old Colonial building in Hong Kong is now a museum devoted to this beverage & its accessories
- In the late 1600s Rosalba Carriera became famous for painting miniatures on these boxes that held powdered tobacco
- Lipitor lowers fat in the blood called triglycerides & knows if this lipid has been bad or good & helps make it good for goodness' sake
- Baedeker became a generic word for this kind of book; publisher Karl was one of the first to use stars in his
- Smokey and the Bandit 2 credits saw Burt Reynolds trying to wrangle this animal to a Republican convention
- In a classic book by Margery Williams this title stuffed bunny is a Christmas gift
- The Ghibli Museum in Mitaka Japan celebrates the work of Hayao Miyazaki a visionary in this medium of film
- The word etui is an old favorite in crossword puzzles where its standard clue is a case for these sewing necessities
- The bald facts–Minoxidil & tricho-prime technology help this product make the best of a hairy situation
- British printer John Baskerville gave his last name to a popular one of these that uses serifs
- Mila Kunis can't keep a straight face in a 2012 movie blooper when this actor tells the police that a guy took his teddy bear
- This book introduced us to the Eloi & Morlocks
- Described as a discovery museum Museum Siam is one of the newest in this world capital
- Ewan is a McGregor; this similar word is a wide-mouthed jug
- What an adrenaline rush! This 11-letter hormone discovered in the late 1800s treats anaphylactic shock as it stimulates the heart
- This Thousand and One Nights character gave his name to a type of paraffin lamp
- In a blooper this late actor has trouble (even more than the character does) saying I am inspector Clouseau of the Sûreté
- Sylvia Plath penned a famous poem with this 5-letter title about a dead parent
- Victoria Memorial Hall in this Indian city is named for a queen who would have spelled the city with a C not a K
- 2 containers are in the name of this furniture store founded by Gordon & Carole Segal in 1962
- The drug that spent the most in U.S. TV advertising in 2019 is Humira–$460 mil. wasted if you don't know it treats this joint condition
- If a character in a British novel says I've dropped my Biro she means one of these after its inventor
- Peter Cushing playing this Grand villain can't get his line right while confronting Princess Leia in Star Wars
- The surname of this Persian astronomer & poet means tentmaker
- Nepal's Namche Bazaar is home to a culture museum for these locals who help people get a peak experience
- The name of this urn is from Russian for self-boil
- In 1964 2 physicians developed a program to help with heroin opium & morphine addiction with the aid of this drug
- A 17th century British hangman lent his name first to a gallows & then to this oil well structure used to hoist pipes
- While doing a take in Rush Hour 2 this comic gets a real-life call from someone who asks to speak to Jackie Chan
- I hope that by being a 'first' I inspire young people to pursue their dreams
- Heaviest of the parrots the flightless kākāpō of this Down Under island nation can weigh up to nine pounds
- This force that gets planes off the ground is created by the difference in velocity between a solid object & the fluid it moves in
- This Seattle company's first site in London was at King's Road Chelsea in 1998; don't worry chaps they also serve tea
- She followed up judging America's Next Top Model by hosting Dancing with the Stars
- It's paired with glamour in an alliterative phrase
- After being sworn in as veep: I am a this last name not a Lincoln
- The name of this Scottish city is from Gaelic & means green hollow
- This property is measured in becquerels; one Bq equals one disintegration of an unstable nucleus per second
- British cavalry units helped popularize this game in Britain; by 1875 matches drew 10000 watchers
- Knives up for Padma Lakshmi who's hosted this Bravo cooking competition since 2006
- Get this Jewish crepe in my belly!
- You win some you lose some. And then there's that little-known third category… take it from me. Every vote counts
- Uganda Tanzania & Kenya all border this chief reservoir of the Nile River
- Obeying the second law of thermodynamics heat that isn't used to do work goes to this which sounds like it should have a faucet
- The first regular season NFL game played in Europe was in 2007 in this stadium that also hosted Live Aid
- A judge on The Great British Baking Show this man who sounds right at home in L.A. provides recipes for the BBC
- A general pardon for political offenses
- Fellow Hoosier Bobby Knight told me this. He says there is nothing that a good defense cannot beat a better offense
- This notorious island prison off the coast of French Guiana also once housed a leper colony
- Also called a light quantum this particle now has -ics after it as the field of fancy light tech such as lasers
- These kangaroo relatives have become a British pest since escaping from Bedfordshire's Whipsnade Zoo
- Seen here this former Saints quarterback was with Mike Tirico in the booth for the start of the 2022 NFL playoffs
- This 9-letter word describes anything with no definite form such as a blob
- In a letter: I am very apprehensive that a desperate anti-Federal Party will provoke all Europe by their insolence
- The tower seen here is 1381 feet high but reflecting the name of the Asian capital it's in has just this 2-letter name
- The amplitude of a wave in physics is the distance from the center line to either of these two points also found on an ocean wave
- The Normans brought England this title of nobility later the general term for the lords who fought King John & got Magna Carta done
- After Bar Rescue he tried his hand at Marriage Rescue
- This unit of frequency named for a German is equal to one cycle per second