Jeopardy September 27 2019 Answers

Jeopardy September 27 2019 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy September 27 2019 answers and Solutions. We have just finished solving all the 7 crossword clues found today in the puzzle and we have listed them below. Simply click on any of the clues you are having difficulties finding the solution for and a new page with the answer will pop up.

#	Question
1	Moving your index finger in circles by your ear usually means you think someone is this
2	Virginia Governor Ralph Northam graduated from VMI short for this then spent 8 years on active duty
3	Mackinac State Forest
4	On an iPhone this mode disables Wi-Fi features
5	He proposed to at least 3 women including Eugenie Loyer in 1873 but this painter never wed on a Starry Night--or any other
6	In the Old West those told to circle these conveyances of yore were afraid of attack
7	Don't get them mixed up--Joe Manchin is a West Virginia senator while Steve Mnuchin has this cabinet position
8	Tillamook State Forest
9	Bougie short for this is all about the Benjamins & the stuff you have
10	In 1806 this composer wrote to his Immortal Beloved Can you change it that you are not wholly mine; she couldn't
11	After you climb 86 flights of stairs the Observatory is the finish line in the ESBRU or this building Run-Up
12	On the road a red circle with a horizontal white bar in the center means this
13	Pete Buttigieg whose last name is from the Maltese for lord of the poultry is mayor of this Indiana city
14	Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest
15	This acronym meaning the best ever spells out the name of an animal; LL Cool J uses it as an album title
16	This Norwegian depicted the effects of love in his painting called Melancholy; is it any wonder he never married?
17	The 2019 Tour de France began in Belgium but the finish line as always was on this road in Paris
18	In the 1980s the British countryside became dotted with these mysterious agricultural designs
19	This last name of Illinois Governor J.B. is on a prestigious architecture prize his family endowed
20	Mississippi Headwaters State Forest
21	Folks born in the late '90s or early 2000s are Generation this letter
22	Rudolph Valentino who was married to 2 women at once was played on film by this Rudolf of the ballet who never wed
23	Here's the finish line at this racetrack home to the most exciting two minutes in sports
24	A famous image of a man is named for this Roman--he noted that a body could be symmetrically inscribed inside a circle & a square
25	Head of the House Oversight and Reform Committee Representative Cummings of Maryland shares this first name with a biblical prophet
26	Mohegan State Forest
27	The document you sent was TL this so I DR (didn't read)
28	In 1759 this German-born composer was buried in Westminster Abbey; with no wife & kids he paid for his own memorial
29	In 2018 this car rally that is named for a 1981 Burt Reynolds movie started in Vegas & finished in Seattle
30	A Peanuts character is the source of this stage name that Calvin Broadus uses
31	Hrothgar Wiglaf
32	In a 1903 pencil catalog an entry titled The Philosophy of Rubber debated the merits of these tips
33	These adorable tree-climbing marsupials have fingerprints very similar to those of humans
34	This a timetable
35	In 1943 Finnish-born architect Eero Saarinen designed the smooth lines of this St. Louis landmark
36	Austin Post used a rap name generator to come up with this alias
37	Lennie Small George Milton
38	This main ingredient in the business part of a pencil comes from the Greek for to write
39	A leader in food storage this popular rodent pet has internal cheek pouches that can stretch from its mouth to its hips
40	This slang word for a nose
41	Finnish computer scientist Linus Torvalds wrote his master's thesis on this operating system of his
42	It's not an Invasion of Privacy to reveal that she is also known as Belcalis Almanzar
43	Don Fernando Dulcinea
44	As the numbers on pencils rise say from No. 2 to No. 7 the marks they leave become this
45	The omasum & the abomasum are 2 of the 4 stomach chambers of this suborder that includes cattle & giraffes
46	This rupture between religious bodies
47	In 1865 Finn Fredrik Idestam started a paper mill that evolved into this mobile phone company
48	This leader of Public Enemy was originally Carlton Ridenhour
49	Richard Parker Orange Juice Santosh Patel
50	A century ago in Shelbyville Tenn. AKA Pencil City the Musgrave Pencil Co. began using Tennessee red this fragrant wood
51	The musk variety of this herbivore is saber-toothed not for prey but used by the males to fight during mating season
52	This dog breed with a wiry black or salt-&-pepper coat
53	Named for 2 1950s presidents the Paasikivi-Kekkonen Line meant not doing anything to annoy this country
54	Back in the Good Old Days he was Ben Haggerty from Seattle
55	By Cormac McCarthy: the Kid Judge Holden
56	Artists often use pencil to make a study which like a musical study piece has this French name
57	Term for the fibrous substance that makes up most of the exoskeleton or outer body protection of insects & spiders
58	This German word for castle
59	The press dubbed this Olympic champ The Flying Finn The Phantom Finn & The Finnish Running Marvel

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