Jeopardy December 08 2022 Answers

Jeopardy December 08 2022 answers

On this page you will find the Jeopardy December 08 2022 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	A cocktail an island & a WWII venture originally called Development of Substitute Materials all bear this name
2	Designed to produce very pure spirits this 1875 still model was from John & Joseph uncles of Jim from this first family of bourbon
3	Not quite annual
4	Arthur Miller & Pete Seeger were among those investigated for being this the U in HUAC
5	Monkey suit can be slang for a military uniform or this formal wear
6	This brother of a famous Mark wan't born to a family of bluebloods
7	Mary Carpenter earned 17 patents including for a sewing machine & won a big lawsuit over this the violation of patent rights
8	A really chill gentleman
9	A Black resident of Philadelphia William still kept meticulous records of enslaved people he helped escape via this network
10	An easily homemade toy is traditionally created from these sewn together & filled to resemble a monkey
11	David Knopfler founded this band along with brother Mark
12	Jacob Gulden patented a device for filling several bottles of this at once; his name is still on America's oldest brand
13	In 1369 the V pope of this name tried to pull off a union of the Eastern & western Christian churches
14	It's been called the lowest & richest sound among female voices; Erda in Siegfried is a notable role for one
15	A familiar TV actor he's also made indie films like The Puffy Chair with brother Mark
16	Melville Bissell's allergies led to his carpet sweeper; now Bissell makes a model with a HEPA filter the P for this type of matter
17	This Incident resulted in the exchange of Rudolf Abel for Francis Gary Powers
18	In this 1791 opera Tamino is given the title musical instrument to protect him on his journey
19	Music man Mark Ronson has sisters who are twins fashion designer Charlotte & her
20	Brakemen would leap from car to car but this man's air brakes could stop the whole train; an 1879 improvement is one of his 300 patents
21	In what was meant to be a limited operation in 1969 U.K. troops were sent to parts of this region as a result of Troubles
22	A play by French dramatist Pierre Beaumarchais served as the basis for this Rossini opera set in a Spanish city
23	This brother of fellow astronaut Scott became a senator from Arizona in John McCain's old spot

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Latest Questions

#	Questions
1	A lawyer in a 1933 trial called this novel “tedious and labyrinthine and bewildering”–& he was arguing on its behalf
2	At a speech here in 1936 FDR called its onetime occupant a “farmer lawyer mechanic scientist architect” etc.
3	This city would have hosted in 1916 but for cancellation due to WWI; it would be the last city to host before they were canceled again
4	This brand got its name in 1940 after a distillery executive took friends on a hunting trip
5	An American Viticultural Area spanning multiple states includes this eastern island where you’ll find the town of Chilmark
6	Missionary William Ellis reported in 1825 that his “bones were preserved… & were considered sacred by the people” of Hawaii
7	An airport at this South American city is named for archaeologist Maria Reiche who was known as the “lady of the Lines”
8	The website for this hotel includes mini-biographies of Harold Ross Edna Ferber & Alexander Woollcott
9	When area codes were introduced 3 very populous areas got the ones quickest to dial: these 3 codes
10	A 1984 trip to Normandy inspired this journalist to write a book that popularized a term for an era of Americans