Jeopardy May 19 2023 Answers

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Jeopardy May 19 2023 Answers

Remember this day to keep it holy

A bourbon: Mr. Beam

The longest-tenured cast member of SNL in 2022 he got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame

This type of ball used in pool & in snooker is from a French word for the stick with which it's struck

A small building for tools or to get rid of something or someone

Elvis paid $1339 to have the iconic musical note emblazoned gates made for this Memphis mansion

Thou shalt not commit this so thou shalt better stay true

A scotch: Mr. Walker

In 1927 Norma Talmadge began a tradition here when she accidentally stepped in wet cement while it was under construction

These perforated plastic balls are made for playing the same-named game in spaces that are too small for baseball

One month's National Geographic or one subject of public debate

Pilgrims who came to the Mediterranean port of Jaffa naturally entered this holy city through the Jaffa Gate

These 4 words come 2 verses before Thou shalt not steal

A tequila: Señor Cuervo

Created as a real estate ad 100 years ago in 1923 the Hollywood Sign originally had this 4-letter word tacked on to the end

In addition to its volleyballs this company has been making the official NFL football since 1941

Of bell book or candle the one that in slang means move fast

This palace's Gate of Honor is a 21st century re-creation of one that was destroyed during the French Revolution

Thou shalt not do this shenanigan with the name of the Lord thy God

A fine cognac: Monsieur Martin

Serving fine food & legendary martinis this iconic restaurant that opened its doors in 1919 is named for 2 of its founders

After a century with its original supplier in 1976 MLB said Goodbye Mr. this & made Rawlings its new official ball

If something has this type of smell it's rotten; if music has this type of sound it's got a danceable rhythm

Prussian king Frederick William II commissioned this Berlin gate

Putting idols in idle; Thou shalt not make unto thee any this kind of image

Essentially a screwdriver with a little Galliano: Mr. Wallbanger

The Father of Modern Makeup he created the first makeup for film & today his historic building houses the Hollywood Museum

The name of this golf ball brand used by champions like Jordan Spieth sounds like a champion

Each of the items seen here is this with a different preceding word

Built to commemorate a visit by the British king & queen the Gateway of India stands in this city

On March 25 this playwright made his will which would be needed in less than a month

In this classic novel Cathy's marriage to Edgar doesn't stand a chance against Cathy's love for Heathcliff

The tibia is also called this bone a part of the lower leg

The Right Round rapper's Miami-Dade county roots made this stage name an obvious choice

Photographers to the stars: A PIZZA RAP

The name of this gait between a trot & a gallop likely derives from an English pilgrimage site

This woman & her husband John sailed from America to England where she was presented at court

In a Daphne du Maurier novel Maxim de Winter tells his nameless second wife he was not happy with this first one

Connective tissues include ligaments & these which usually attach muscles to bones

As a Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz became him

Going head over heels: SOUL MASTER

This supermodel's strut has been deemed one of the fiercest runway walks of all time

The Turks agreed to a treaty giving Austria the right to navigate the middle & lower parts of this river

Nora Ephron's novel about the end of a marriage bemoans mysteries like… neuritis neuralgia acid indigestion & this title condition

Newer research suggests that ovarian cancer may actually start in these tubes

Cameron Thomaz was known by a short form of Wizard; a relative added an Arabic word & now Cameron is him

Don't forget the Hollandaise sauce: BE DECENT GIGS

Some theorize that the uneven gait of this first Stuart king of England was the result of rickets or cerebral palsy

This navigator explored the Canadian bay that alliteratively bears his name

This divorcing doctor is in trouble in a novel by Taffy Brodesser-Akner & the FX adaptation

Actually produced by the pituitary gland the hormone TSH is short for this stimulating hormone

This rapper who has collaborated with Drake & Post Malone says his name comes from Atlanta's 2100 street gang

A colonizer like Cortés:CARTOON SQUID

In a Monty Python sketch John Cleese working in this govt. office grants Michael Palin a research fellowship on La Marche Futile

Called England's first great architect he began work on the Queen's House England's first classical building

Of this novel about the floundering Wheelers Richard Yates said his title meant that the this of 1776 hit a dead end in the 1950s

The lowest part of the brain stem has this 2-word name

Hip-hop's 50th bday in 2023 is based on the Aug. 11 1973 party DJed by Clive Campbell who used this name from a mythical strongman

Spittingly a perfect receptacle: CRISP DUO

The amble is the name of the walk used by okapis & this relative; both legs on the same side move at the same time