Jeopardy May 3 2023 Answers

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Jeopardy May 3 2023 Answers

District Twelve. Where you can starve to death in safety

Peyton Manning said adjustments at this point are a myth: You use the restroom eat (some) oranges & the coach says 'Let's go'

Acts of God: O GET HOLY

Using this type of power the engines of all 10 U.S. Nimitz-class carriers can go decades without refueling

Extremely selective–no fastidious–actually I prefer picky about details

John's hometown or the movie musical for which he received an Oscar nomination as Amos Hart

I didn't exactly flunk out… one of the biggest reasons I left Elkton Hills was because I was surrounded by phonies

Long-haulers are happy to reach Iowa 80 billed as the world's largest this; amenities include a dog wash & a chiropractor

There's skin in the game: GATOR MELODY

The Navy's only forward-deployed carrier it was commissioned in 2003 & is nicknamed The Gipper

These shellfish must be debearded as part of prep

John was obsessed with this duo from an early age & played one of them in Stan & Ollie

Listen to them–the children of the night. What music they make!

The GYA is this association that facilitates an interlude of experience between high school & college

The study of seniors & aging: GOOGLY TONER

Sort of a carrier's garage this bay below decks is where most of the aircraft are stored when not in use

Each year the NFL updates this protocol for players with head injuries

John is seen here at a Lakers game years before playing this owner of the team on HBO's Winning Time

Our evaluation of this intelligence data is that Red October is attempting to defect to the United States

The Cruz de Ferro meaning this is where many pilgrims on the road to Santiago de Compostela pause to reflect

It's about time: OOH GLORY

The original Top Gun was set in part aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise where F-14s known by this feline name took off & landed

A few people on Pawn Stars have brought in this kind of centuries-old short-barreled gun

As this singer in the biopic spoof Walk Hard John C. Reilly is told by his dad The wrong kid died

I do not know anybody who seems more to enjoy the power of doing what he likes than Mr. Darcy

Outpost Camp is a good place to overnight on the easiest trail up this highest lower-48 mountain

Go fish: HOLY GO ITCHY

It's the 8-letter piece of equipment that makes landings possible or a fraternal organization devoted to carrier

A supportive garment for hernia sufferers

John in Talladega Nights: If you smell a delicious crispy smell after the race it's not your tailpipe it's this catchphrase

In 1809 this first lady hosted the first official Inaugural ball & gala at Long's Hotel for 400 guests

When it opened in 1955 a one-day ticket cost $1 for adults & each ride was around 10 to 35 cents

In 2023 the EPA blocked a proposed copper & gold mine in the Bristol Bay region of this state

Legendary R&B sax man King Curtis backed up The Coasters Sam Cooke & this Queen of Soul

A stream & a floorboard noise

While evading Scar Simba happens upon 2 other devious foes: Goneril & Regan

As a Supreme Court justice for more than 2 decades he was nicknamed Mr. Civil Rights

Since the whole street is gated you can't get up close to see the most famous residents on this street so here's a peek

An old miner's trick to separate gold from minerals: mix with this liquid metal put that inside a potato & toss in the fire

Springsteen eulogized this great sax player by saying he doesn't leave the E Street Band when he dies. He leaves when we die

A circle & a jeweler's magnifying glass

76 trombones led the big parade celebrating The Impossible Dream

This banker had a hand in the initial financing of AT&T & General Electric & also helped reorganize many railroads

Perhaps you'd enjoy a little mustard tasting at the original La Maison Maille Boutique in this city

Home to the Miners UT at El Paso's student newspaper is named this like someone who explores an area for gold

Free jazz pioneer Dewey Redman was a tenor saxophone virtuoso like this son of his

French for place or stead & British for the lavatory

Wannabe music star Dewey Finn gets his prep students in tune at the Sunset Strip's Bourbon Room so Don't Stop Believin'

In 1877 this Nez Perce chief tried to lead his followers into Canada when they were stopped about 40 miles from the border

In this Old West town you can pay your respects to Wild Bill Hickok & Calamity Jane

In this 1948 film set in Mexico Walter Huston says he's mined all over the world & warns I know what gold does to men's souls

This yardbird flew out of Kansas City to become one of jazz's greatest alto sax players

A coastal bay & a computer memory unit

Stella & Stanley forego the magnolias & head on over to Eugene O'Neill's play for some arboreal passion

In 1872 as a candidate of the new Equal Rights Party she was the first woman to run for U.S. president

On a visit to this Dutch city you might stop for a piece of its namesake pottery

Seen here this box helps filter & sift heavier mineral deposits like gold from useless & boring regular dirt

You may have A Love Supreme for the album of that name by this great jazz sax man who made My Favorite Things a signature song

Tactful & in math countable

Sam Shepard's play about 2 brothers who get caught up in a turf war with the Jets & Sharks