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December 31, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS: George H.W. Bush is credited with starting the annual Thanksgiving tradition of pardoning one of these
ANIMALS IN HISTORY & LEGEND: A Yorkshire terrier named Smoky helped U.S. troops run telegraph wire through a small pipe in the Philippines during this war
HOBBIES & PASTIMES: The process of shaping clay on a potter’s wheel is best known by this term that can be synonymous with “tossing”
POTPOURRI: Several of the ornate Imperial eggs made for Russian czars by this jeweler are missing
THE TV CITY: Richard Belzer first played John Munch on “Homicide: Life on the Street”, a show set in this eastern U.S. city
LOSE A LETTER…: from a mountaineer’s action to get this word for a large tree branch
Double Jeopardy! Round:
HAPPY NEW YEAR! MOVIE EDITION: In this Hugh Grant movie, it’s New Year’s Eve when Will meets Rachel & begins to pretend Marcus is his son
“L” ON EARTH: This country is completely surrounded by South Africa
PHOTO: FINNISH: The Guardian has a photo of this “Flying Finn” en route to winning his ninth & final Olympic gold medal in 1928
SPOT ON: Cool Spot was a 1990s video game starring the red, sunglasses-wearing spot mascot of this soda
NONFICTION: The Declaration of Independence is examined in “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written”, a 2025 work by this famed biographer
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?: Dysania is the long-term feeling of being unable to do this in the morning, something many of us struggle with on Mondays
Correct Responses:
PRESIDENTIAL FIRSTS: What is a turkey?
ANIMALS IN HISTORY & LEGEND: What is World War II?
HOBBIES & PASTIMES: What is throwing?
POTPOURRI: What is Faberge?
THE TV CITY: What is Baltimore?
LOSE A LETTER…: What is limb?
HAPPY NEW YEAR! MOVIE EDITION: What is About A Boy?
“L” ON EARTH: What is Lesotho?
PHOTO: FINNISH: Who is Paavo Nurmi?
SPOT ON: What is 7UP?
NONFICTION: Who is Walter Isaacson?
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?: What is get out of bed?
December 30, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
LITERATURE OF ITS ERA: Bret Easton Ellis set his novel “Less Than Zero” during this decade, the same decade it was published in
TIME FOR “SECOND”s: This adjective for a substitute player in sports comes from something an archer carried as a backup
THAT’S CONSTITUTIONAL: “In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to” a trial described by these 2 adjectives
CELEBRITIES: In October 2025, former Canadian P.M. Justin Trudeau & this singer made their first public appearance as a couple
GET THAT PAPER: In the U.S., letter-size paper is 11 inches tall by this many inches wide
GRUB HUB: It’s largely agreed that this city’s relationship with deep-dish pizza traces back to 1943 & a place called Pizzeria Uno
Double Jeopardy! Round:
WINNING IS DIFFICULT!: More than 12,000 U.S. troops perished en route to a victory in the Battle of Okinawa, fought on an island of this country
ARCHITECTURE: The building in Dessau, Germany he designed for the Bauhaus School is viewed as an icon of architecture’s International style
ONLY CONNECT: Keep a friendship rolling by inviting your pal to play an app-based version of this Hasbro dice game “with buddies!”
WHAT HAPPENS IN ONSCREEN VEGAS: In this film, Sam Rothstein turns the Tangiers into a Vegas success, then goes off on a tangent, hosting his own TV show
IN THE DICTIONARY: Like “perplex”, this word meaning to confuse also has 7 letters & also ends in “X”
MISH-MAPS: The seat of Monroe County in Florida moves into the “Mountain State” & becomes this
Correct Responses for December 30, 2025:
LITERATURE OF ITS ERA: What are the 1980s?
TIME FOR “SECOND”s: What is second-string?
THAT’S CONSTITUTIONAL: What are speedy & public?
CELEBRITIES: Who is Katy Perry?
GET THAT PAPER: What is 8 1/2?
GRUB HUB: What is Chicago?
WINNING IS DIFFICULT!: What is Japan?
ARCHITECTURE: Who is Walter Gropius?
ONLY CONNECT: What is Yahtzee?
WHAT HAPPENS IN ONSCREEN VEGAS: What is Casino?
IN THE DICTIONARY: What is flummox?
MISH-MAPS: What is Key West Virginia?
December 29, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
LET’S GIVE THAT CAR A SECOND CHANCE: U.S. sales of this company’s souped-up Supra stopped in 1998, but it got a second chance for the 2020 model year
WORMS ATE MY CATEGORY: “G”…I didn’t know many worms had a stone-aided digestive organ by this name for breaking down food, just like birds do
TAKING A SPILL: In 2022 a truck on I-80 in California spilled an estimated 150,000 of these onto the road; no word if they were Roma or heirloom
FLIRTING AT THE U.N.: In Japanese, this classic pick-up line is “Anata no seiza wa nanidesu ka?” & One possible response is “Inu”
THE EMPERORS: In 238 A.D. 3 different men by this name were emperors of Rome; they all had nothing to do with a knot of Greek legend
NEW GROOVE: This Amy Lee-led band known for “Bring Me to Life” brought the song “Afterlife” to the Netflix anime “Devil May Cry”
Double Jeopardy! Round:
BOUGIE NEIGHBORHOODS: In the Los Angeles area, the “3 Bs” can refer to the bougie trio of Bel Air, Beverly Hills & this neighborhood
BIBLICAL WOMEN: The Jewish festival of Purim celebrates how she & her cousin Mordecai convinced a king to spare their people
ATHLETES IN PUBLIC SERVICE: He continued boxing while serving in both houses of Congress in the Philippines from 2010 to 2022
MEANINGFUL ANAGRAMS: “No wire unsent” is an anagram for this company that transmitted telegrams for more than 150 years
NOBEL LIT WINNERS: This playwright of “The Birthday Party” found out he won the 2005 lit prize just days after his 75th birthday
6, 7: When radiation enters a gas-filled tube in this device, an ion pair is created & the device clicks
Correct Responses for December 29, 2025:
LET’S GIVE THAT CAR A SECOND CHANCE: What is Toyota?
WORMS ATE MY CATEGORY: What is gizzard?
TAKING A SPILL: What are tomatoes?
FLIRTING AT THE U.N.: What is “What’s your sign?”
THE EMPERORS: What is Gordian?
NEW GROOVE: Who are Evanescence?
BOUGIE NEIGHBORHOODS: What is Brentwood?
BIBLICAL WOMEN: Who is Esther?
ATHLETES IN PUBLIC SERVICE: Who is Manny Pacquiao?
MEANINGFUL ANAGRAMS: What is Western Union?
NOBEL LIT WINNERS: Who is Harold Pinter?
6, 7: What is a Geiger counter?
December 26, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
HISTORY “P”s & “Q”s: This word for a traitor comes from the founder of Norway’s Fascist Party, who encouraged Hitler to occupy the country
SOIL, BREEZE & CONFLAGRATION: Plants have most of their roots in this uppermost layer of soil
4-LETTER BUSINESSES: This lower-cost retailer has lured many a shopper into its so-called “aisle of shame”
WHY SO BLUE?: A Walter Mosley novel-turned-movie is titled one of these “in a Blue Dress”
ALL KINDS OF SPORTS: Relocating from Arizona, the NHL’s newest team is the mammoth, representing this state
ONE MORE TIME: Gamers playing “Boogie” on the Wii got a workout again & again dancing to this electronic duo’s “One More Time”
Double Jeopardy! Round:
ALPHABETICALLY FIRST: It’s alphabetically first on a list of the countries in South America
AROUND THE WORLD: Monaco is not a monarchy but one of these entities
A RIDDLE: Dactyloscopy deals with these things on our hands; scientists aren’t sure why we have them, but they’re likely for grip &/or touch
RAPPED: In his song “All My Life”, Lil Durk dropped the name of a film director when he rapped, “young” this man, “gotta get out”
IN A MYSTERY: Based on its title, one might think this “Big” novel in the series about detective Jackson Brodie takes place in Montana, but nope–Yorkshire!
INSIDE AN ENIGMA: Use letters in “Enigma” to get this word for the group that brought gold, frankincense & myrrh
Correct Responses for December 26, 2025:
HISTORY “P”s & “Q”s: What is quisling?
SOIL, BREEZE & CONFLAGRATION: What is topsoil?
4-LETTER BUSINESSES: What is Aldi?
WHY SO BLUE?: What is a devil?
ALL KINDS OF SPORTS: What is Utah?
ONE MORE TIME: Who are Daft Punk?
ALPHABETICALLY FIRST: What is Argentina?
AROUND THE WORLD: What is a principality?
A RIDDLE: What are fingerprints?
RAPPED: Who is Jordan Peele?
IN A MYSTERY: What is Big Sky?
INSIDE AN ENIGMA: What is magi?
December 25, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
HISTORY ON TV: Near the end of a 1980 “Monday Night Football” game, Howard Cosell announced that this man had been killed near his NYC apartment
ON THE BOOKSHELF: 6 years after the release of “Tuesdays With Morrie”, Mitch Albom published his first novel, “The Five People You Meet” here
FAST FOOD: A fall 2025 ad promoting a new chicken offering ponders if Wendy’s should change its first letter & go by this name
GIVE ME A RING: The company now called Ring started as Doorbot in 2013, 5 years before this giant acquired it for around $1 billion
THE MOVIES: Things get maddeningly meta in this film in which Paul Rudd & Jack Black set to remake a 1997 cult classic of the same name
HOMONYMBLY YOURS: As a noun, it can mean someone’s supporter; as a verb, it can mean to spread out, like a peacock’s feathers
Double Jeopardy! Round:
PEOPLE & PLACES: 2/3 of Brunei’s population belongs to this ethnic group; its name begins with the same letters as the only country that borders Brunei
THE KAISER’S COLLEGE OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE: Kaiser Wilhelm II dabbled in composition, writing “Song to Aegir”, an ode to the king of the sea in this mythology
SCIENCE & NATURE: Of 13 million, 13 billion or 13 trillion, it’s the approximate number of years ago the Big Bang is thought to have taken place
PLAYING THE NUMBERS: This numeric term meaning to get rid of or cancel something comes from soda fountain slang indicating an item on the menu had run out
COMEDIANS ON TV: This longest-tenured “SNL” cast member found 2 seasons worth of time in 2021 & 2022 to star in a sitcom named for him
TOUGH 8-LETTER WORDS: In rowing, it’s the person who steers the boat & is in charge of its crew
Correct Responses for December 25, 2025:
HISTORY ON TV: Who is John Lennon?
ON THE BOOKSHELF: What is In Heaven?
FAST FOOD: What is Tendy’s?
GIVE ME A RING: What is Amazon?
THE MOVIES: What is Anaconda?
HOMONYMBLY YOURS: What is fan?
PEOPLE & PLACES: Who are the Malays?
THE KAISER’S COLLEGE OF MUSICAL KNOWLEDGE: What is Norse?
SCIENCE & NATURE: What is 13 billion?
PLAYING THE NUMBERS: What is 86?
COMEDIANS ON TV: Who is Kenan Thompson?
TOUGH 8-LETTER WORDS: What is coxswain?
December 24, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
AROUND THE CARIBBEAN: Flamingo Airport services this “B” of the Caribbean’s “ABC Islands”
CLASSICAL MUSIC: Premiering during Lent, this composer’s “Messiah” was conceived as an Eastertime work
HOE HOE HOE: LET’S GARDEN!: Lady’s slipper & fairy slipper are kinds of this tropical flower
GO AWAY, I’M MOBILE GAMING: Sorry to have missed you! I’ve been busy playing Sorry! World & this other Hasbro game with tycoon racers & board rush events
FROM THE TV SHOW’S OPENING NARRATION: “Now the story of a wealthy family who lost everything & the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together”
AN “I”, 4, AN “I”: It’s secreted by the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans
Double Jeopardy! Round:
WORLD HISTORY: On October 4, 1957, the Soviet Union successfully launched this, the world’s first artificial satellite
THE PLAY’S THE THING: The stage manager serves as the narrator in this Thornton Wilder play
CRITICAL VASE THEORY: This Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1368 to 1644 is remembered for its intricately designed vases
ASIAN AMERICANS: Not only one of the first female veterans elected to the Senate, she became the first senator to give birth while serving in office
POP CULTURE FORECAST: Low visibility is likely when this “stormy” Darude dance club staple hits the floor
CAUTION: WORD CONSTRUCTION ZONE: Bird mouth + online discussion forum = this advertisement
Correct Responses for December 24, 2025:
AROUND THE CARIBBEAN: What is Bonaire?
CLASSICAL MUSIC: Who is George Frideric Handel?
HOE HOE HOE: LET’S GARDEN!: What is orchid?
GO AWAY, I’M MOBILE GAMING: What is Monopoly Go!?
FROM THE TV SHOW’S OPENING NARRATION: What is Arrested Development?
AN “I”, 4, AN “I”: What is insulin?
WORLD HISTORY: What is Sputnik?
THE PLAY’S THE THING: What is Our Town?
CRITICAL VASE THEORY: What is the Ming dynasty?
ASIAN AMERICANS: Who is Tammy Duckworth?
POP CULTURE FORECAST: What is “Sandstorm”?
CAUTION: WORD CONSTRUCTION ZONE: What is billboard?
December 23, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
U.S. PLACE NAMES: Once called Newfield, then Stratfield, this largest city in Connecticut was renamed for a feature over the Pequonnock River
YOUNG ADULT NOVELS: “The Ballad of Never After” & “A Curse for True Love” are the next books in a Stephanie Garber series that begins with “Once Upon a Broken” this
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT: In a song from her holiday album, this famously obscured singer emphasizes “Puppies are forever, not just for Christmas”
A PROVERBIAL MESS: Rearrange the words in “Don’t you hand the feeds that bite” to get this proverb
“C.B.”: This organization introduced the AP test & the PSAT in the 1950s
WHAT’S YOUR HANDLE?: The 40-ounce Quencher H2.0 FlowState tumbler from this brand that was ubiquitous in 2023 has a “rugged” comfort-grip handle
Double Jeopardy! Round:
THE ’20s: Though Andrew Jackson gained a plurality in the 1824 election, he didn’t earn a majority & the House voted to award the presidency to this man
RESTAR-AUTEURS: Fannie Flagg wrote about Idgie & Ruth, owners of the Whistle Stop Cafe, who served dishes like fried green tomatoes in this U.S. state
HITTING YOU WITH HARD SCIENCE: From parts meaning “near Earth”, it’s the term for a spot in a satellite’s orbit when it’s closest to Earth
4-SYLLABLE WORDS: Walmart says 75% of its salaried store, club & supply chain management began their careers as hourly these, the name for its sales staff
TOONS IN TUNES: “The Whole World”, a hit by OutKast & Killer Mike, includes the lyric “clueless, like” this mystery machine duo “before commercial break”
LADY & THE STAMP: The day-of-release ceremony for the stamp featuring this First Lady was held in June 2025 in Kennebunkport, Maine
Correct Responses for December 23, 2025:
U.S. PLACE NAMES: What is Bridgeport?
YOUNG ADULT NOVELS: What is Heart?
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT: Who is Sia?
A PROVERBIAL MESS: What is “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you”?
“C.B.”: What is the College Board?
WHAT’S YOUR HANDLE?: What is Stanley?
THE ’20s: Who is John Quincy Adams?
RESTAR-AUTEURS: What is Alabama?
HITTING YOU WITH HARD SCIENCE: What is perigee?
4-SYLLABLE WORDS: What are associates?
TOONS IN TUNES: Who are Shaggy & Scooby?
LADY & THE STAMP: Who is Barbara Bush?
December 22, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
LET’S GET TO THE POINT: Once home to Eugene O’Neill, Point Pleasant is a borough on the shore of this state’s Ocean County
LITERARY LODGINGS: Tara is the name of Scarlett O’Hara’s plantation; this is the numeric, arboreal name of Ashley Wilkes’ plantation
AS THE CROW FLIES: Lauded for his performance, this actor tragically lost his life while filming “The Crow”
CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH: Encyclopedia.com says the fave outfit for up-&-coming businessmen in the ’50s was a gray suit made of this fabric often used for pajamas today
“HOT” LINES: In this song, Katy Perry complains her man is yes, then no, in, then out, up, then down…
YOU SEEM TENSE: Blanche Devereaux once said she felt as this “as a virgin at a prison rodeo”, a “J” word meaning nervous or jittery, as with fear or anxiety
Double Jeopardy! Round:
SHEDDING SOME LIGHT ON THE DARK AGES: The Dark Ages began when this empire fell in 476 A.D.
CROSSWORD CLUES “U”: having a single legislative chamber (10 letters)
NEPO BABIES: Known for playing Hughie on Prime Video’s “The Boys”, Jack Quaid is the son of Dennis Quaid & this actress who was big in the ’90s
PHILOSOPHERS: This Frenchman begins his “Social Contract” by saying, “man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains”
TOXIC CREATURES: With wings & skin laced with toxin, the hooded pitohui is one of only a few of these animals known to be poisonous
YOU SEE TENTS: Since 1992, a permanent protest occupation called the Aboriginal Tent Embassy has stood opposite Old Parliament House in this world capital
Correct Responses for December 22, 2025:
LET’S GET TO THE POINT: What is New Jersey?
LITERARY LODGINGS: What is Twelve Oaks?
AS THE CROW FLIES: Who is Brandon Lee?
CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH: What is flannel?
“HOT” LINES: What is “Hot N Cold”
YOU SEEM TENSE: What is jumpy?
SHEDDING SOME LIGHT ON THE DARK AGES: What is Rome?
CROSSWORD CLUES “U”: What is unicameral?
NEPO BABIES: Who is Meg Ryan?
PHILOSOPHERS: Who is Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
TOXIC CREATURES: What are birds?
YOU SEE TENTS: What is Canberra?
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THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS, IN CASH: This group of 8 from the song will set you back $58 an hour; i guess the total depends on how much you want them to do
HISTORIC AMERICANS: The U.S. Army’s Chief of Staff during WWII, he proposed a European recovery program many know as his “Plan”
JOB-BREVIATIONS: In a job posting, you may not see a salary, but D.O.E., short for this; it means pay is commensurate with work history
BROADWAY: This nickname for Broadway stems from the electric lights that became prevalent there around the turn of the 20th century
THAT’S (A WORD FROM THE) ITALIAN!: This word for a complete catastrophe is from the Italian for “to make a bottle”
LANDFORM HO!: It’s a slender strip connecting 2 larger land areas; the one “of Panama” is 31 miles wide at its narrowest point
Double Jeopardy! Round:
19th CENTURY WOMEN WRITERS: This 1855 novel by Elizabeth Gaskell was about contrasting values in England, not opposing sides of the U.S. Civil War
VOCABULARY: Beginning with “A”, this 10-letter synonym of “departure” applies to anything that deviates from the norm
IN LONDON’S NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY: The third floor includes 2 portraits of him, the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe
COP ROCK: Robin Zander of this band sang, “The dream police, they come to me in my bed”
YE OLDE SCIENCE: An old medical theory was concerned with our levels of blood, phlegm, black bile & yellow bile, collectively known by this “funny” term
PULLING YOUR WAIT: With the app for this theme park, you can see the wait time for a ride in Super Nintendo World
Correct Responses for December 19, 2025:
THE 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS, IN CASH: What are maids-a-milking?
HISTORIC AMERICANS: Who is George Marshall?
JOB-BREVIATIONS: What is depends on experience?
BROADWAY: What is the Great White Way?
THAT’S (A WORD FROM THE) ITALIAN!: What is fiasco?
LANDFORM HO!: What is an isthmus?
19th CENTURY WOMEN WRITERS: What is North and South?
VOCABULARY: What is aberration?
IN LONDON’S NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY: Who is Sir Francis Drake?
COP ROCK: Who are Cheap Trick?
YE OLDE SCIENCE: What are humours?
PULLING YOUR WAIT: What is Universal Studios?
December 18, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
‘TIS THE SEASON: This league’s latest season started on October 7, 2025; the Colorado Avalanche played in the third game of a tripleheader
ART & ARTISTS: In 2021 “The Birth of Venus” by this artist sold at auction for more than $92 million
THE 14th CENTURY: Moving the papacy from Rome to France ultimately led to the 1378 start of the Great Western this, another word for split
NEW IN THE CAMBRIDGE DICTIONARY: The Cambridge pronunciation of this word for a particular style or fashion is like the name of an acting Wilson
CIVICS: The U.S. House of Representatives has this many members; we’ll give you a hint: 4 of them are from Iowa (ok, that wasn’t much help)
BEFORE CHILDREN: …You have time to rewatch TV shows you’ve seen before, like all 92 episodes of this Fox series with Ben McKenzie & Mischa Barton
Double Jeopardy! Round:
BODIES OF WATER: Africa’s Lake Nyasa is also known by this name, one of the countries it’s found in
LITERARY AWARDS: A prestigious prize given to writers of Spanish literature is named for this “Don Quixote” author
THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL: Played on film by Liza Minnelli, this “Cabaret” character has been called “the epitome of a showgirl”
USEFUL PLANTS: The juice of the plant called this vera is used as an ingredient in burn treatments
LAW & ORDER: In most U.S. courts, defendant evidence is lettered (as in “Exhibit A”), while plaintiff evidence is labeled this way
BEFORE CHILDREN: If you’re gonzo for a good garbanzo, you know it also goes by this name
Correct Responses for December 18, 2025:
‘TIS THE SEASON: What is the National Hockey League?
ART & ARTISTS: Who is Sandro Botticelli?
THE 14th CENTURY: What is schism?
NEW IN THE CAMBRIDGE DICTIONARY: What is lewk?
CIVICS: What is 435?
BEFORE CHILDREN: What is The O.C.?
BODIES OF WATER: What is Malawi?
LITERARY AWARDS: Who is Miguel de Cervantes?
THE LIFE OF A SHOWGIRL: Who is Sally Bowles?
USEFUL PLANTS: What is aloe?
LAW & ORDER: What is by numbers?
BEFORE CHILDREN: What is chickpea?
December 17, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
POKER: This star of “The Great Escape” played the title young poker stud in “The Cincinnati Kid”
YOUR “BET”: It’s a common 2-word term for any spouse
CHECK: Myelography improves a doctor’s view of your spine in an X-ray thanks to an injection of this in the spinal canal
RAISE: With his wife Aline, this Impressionist painter raised 3 sons: an actor named Pierre, a director named Jean & an artist named Claude
CALL: Call 877-CASH-NOW to get this company known for structured settlements & debt relief
I FOLD: For this magazine, cartoonist Al Jaffee created the “fold-in”, a drawing that readers could fold to reveal a secondary image
Double Jeopardy! Round:
SHIP HAPPENS: Bombs planted by French agents on July 10, 1985 helped sink this ship used in demonstrations by Greenpeace
U.S. CITIES: A large sculpture in this city, Minnesota’s most populous, consists of a 1,200-pound cherry atop a nearly 6,000-pound spoon
THEM’S DANCING WORDS: We’ll be floored if you don’t know that, in slang, to “cut” one of these is to dance
PODCASTS: A return interview with Barack Obama capped this Marc Maron podcast after 1,686 episodes
CLASSIC NOVEL ADD A LETTER: An invention in an H.G. Wells novel changes course & bears the name of the “takes a licking & keeps on ticking” company
NICE DOG YOU’VE GOT THERE: The name of this breed modifies the French for “curly-haired lapdog”
Correct Responses:
POKER: Who is Steve McQueen?
YOUR “BET”: What is better half?
CHECK: What is dye?
RAISE: Who is Pierre-Auguste Renoir?
CALL: What is JG Wentworth?
I FOLD: What is MAD?
SHIP HAPPENS: What is Rainbow Warrior?
U.S. CITIES: What is Minneapolis?
THEM’S DANCING WORDS: What is a rug?
PODCASTS: What is WTF?
CLASSIC NOVEL ADD A LETTER: What is The Timex Machine?
NICE DOG YOU’VE GOT THERE: What is bichon frise?
December 16, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
SECOND CHANCERY: Announcers of the Masters golf tournament must refer to this part of the course as “second cut”
IN MEMORIAM 2025: Known as “The Spaceman”, this guitarist for the band Kiss passed in October
SOMETHING’S “OFF”: When describing colors called oatmeal & horseradish, the makers of Glidden paint use this adjective
WALKING: Hike about 2 miles & you can reach Devil’s Bathtub, a water-carved rock depression in this state nicknamed the “Old Dominion”
WINTER: Prior to its use as a term for a snowstorm, this word referred to artillery fire or a volley of gunshots
WONDERLAND: The queen explains to Alice that the “mock” this is what a certain kind of soup is made from
Double Jeopardy! Round:
BRITISH HISTORY: In this decade, the U.S. ratified the 19th Amendment & the voting rights of British women were expanded to the same terms as men
YOU’LL NEED SOME INTELLIGENCE: Even a smart sort would study for the S.A.T. so they can achieve this maximum score on the test
VAMPING IT UP ON TV: The Mikaelsons were out for blood in New Orleans on “The Originals”, a spin-off of this show
SCIENCE: A break in the earth’s crust that’s stable is called a joint; a break associated with rock movement is called this
THAT’S A REAL MYTH-CONCEPTION: She’s the chief goddess of Roman myth
BEFORE & AFTER: A brand of medicated powder “trusted since 1908”, if the makers decided to add iron pyrite
Correct Responses for December 16, 2025:
SECOND CHANCERY: What is the rough?
IN MEMORIAM 2025: Who is Ace Frehley?
SOMETHING’S “OFF”: What is off-white?
WALKING: What is Virginia?
WINTER: What is blizzard?
WONDERLAND: What is turtle?
BRITISH HISTORY: What are the 1920s?
YOU’LL NEED SOME INTELLIGENCE: What is 1600?
VAMPING IT UP ON TV: What is The Vampire Diaries?
SCIENCE: What is a fault?
THAT’S A REAL MYTH-CONCEPTION: Who is Juno?
BEFORE & AFTER: What is Fool’s Gold Bond?
December 15, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
A LANDMARK EVENT: In 1995 Vanna White posed with this Seattle landmark after a large Wheel of Fortune was painted on it
GREEK ALPHABET SOUP: It comes before “Man” in the title of a Charlton Heston film based on the novel “I Am Legend”
POETRY TIME: This scribe behind “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” wrote a rhyme called “Time, Real and Imaginary”
THE CANADIAN INVASION: This star of the Canadian sketch comedy show “Kids in the Hall” tried to be the adult in the room on NBC’s “NewsRadio”
“OY” TO THE WORLD: Brass is an example of one
A BOTTLE OF RED, A BOTTLE OF WHITE: Merriam-Webster’s entry for “cab” points you toward this 2-word red wine
Double Jeopardy! Round:
THE WORLD IS CHANGING: Once called “the day apartheid died”, April 27, 1994 marked the first multiracial democratic elections in this country
ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS: As they were inducted in 2020, this “Enjoy the Silence” group didn’t get to enjoy a live audience
SCIENCE NONFICTION: A “cage” named for this British physicist protects what’s inside from electromagnetic radiation
NOT TO BE CONFUSED: Ascertain means to find out; aspartame is a kind of this
RELATIVITY: Mitosis results in 2 of these things with a 2-word name being created
I’M THINKING OF A JAMES…: who passed in 1985, but endures in food culture with awards considered to be the culinary equivalent of an Oscar
Correct Responses for December 15, 2025:
A LANDMARK EVENT: What is the Space Needle?
GREEK ALPHABET SOUP: What is Omega?
POETRY TIME: Who is Samuel Taylor Coleridge?
THE CANADIAN INVASION: Who is Dave Foley?
“OY” TO THE WORLD: What is an alloy?
A BOTTLE OF RED, A BOTTLE OF WHITE: What is Cabernet Sauvignon?
THE WORLD IS CHANGING: What is South Africa?
ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS: Who are Depeche Mode?
SCIENCE NONFICTION: Who is Michael Faraday?
NOT TO BE CONFUSED: What is artificial sweetener?
RELATIVITY: What are daughter cells?
I’M THINKING OF A JAMES…: Who is James Beard?
December 12, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
CITIES BY HISTORIC EVENTS: The writing of the Confederacy’s constitution & a 1955-56 bus boycott happened in this city
IT’S ALL GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME: This Greek goddess of the hunt was also beloved as mistress of animals
SEAFOOD: In 2022, every American consumed an average of 3.22 pounds of this most-eaten fish in the U.S.
LET’S START A HIP-HOP GROUP: This group formed in Detroit, with Eminem aka Slim Shady, Proof aka Derty Herry & Kuniva aka Rondelle Beene among the dozen
“M.C.”: It’s how one would say “my bad” in ancient Rome
HYPE MAN: Only in America could this man with a criminal past go on to promote “The Rumble in the Jungle”, “The Thrilla in Manila” & hundreds more bouts
Double Jeopardy! Round:
BODIES OF WATER: NOAA reports that the highest tides in the world occur in this bay that separates New Brunswick from Nova Scotia
NOVELS: A bestseller by Frieda McFadden, this thriller about a woman with secrets who serves a family with their own gets the big-screen treatment in 2025
RHYME TIME: A wine’s fragrance delivered by aerosol
MODERN 2-LETTER INITIALS: In threaded discussions like those found on Reddit, the OP is this person
MOVIE LINES: This exclamation from “In the Heat of the Night” served as the title of its 1970 sequel
BYE, PHOENICIA: One of Phoenicia’s major cities; the name of a British car part has the same spelling
Correct Responses for December 12, 2025:
CITIES BY HISTORIC EVENTS: What is Montgomery?
IT’S ALL GREEK MYTHOLOGY TO ME: Who is Artemis?
SEAFOOD: What is salmon?
LET’S START A HIP-HOP GROUP: Who are D12?
“M.C.”: What is mea culpa?
HYPE MAN: Who is Don King?
BODIES OF WATER: What is the Bay of Fundy?
NOVELS: What is The Housemaid?
RHYME TIME: What is a bouquet spray?
MODERN 2-LETTER INITIALS: Who is original poster?
MOVIE LINES: What is They Call Me Mr. Tibbs!?
BYE, PHOENICIA: What is Tyre?
December 11, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
VICTORIAN ENGLAND: As seen in an 1848 engraving, the modern version of this Christmas symbol in England was popularized by Prince Albert
AS DEFINED BY MERRIAM-WEBSTER: “Needlework consisting of the interlocking of looped stitches formed with a single thread and a hooked needle”
“& THE” MUSIC PLAYED ON: “Mony Mony”, “I Think We’re Alone Now” & “Crimson & Clover” are songs by this band that had more success when covered by other artists
SUN KISSED: The smallest member of the bear family, the sun bear is native to this continent
HOW MANY SQUARES CONTAIN–: In an iconic 1989 photo, “Tank Man” is seen in this square
BICYCLES: This food delivery app with the greatest U.S. market share encourages those “in the city” to deliver via bicycle
Double Jeopardy! Round:
NOTES & QUERIES: 1955’s “Notes of a Native Son” was the first essay collection by this author known for intertwining themes of both black & queer experiences
SECOND LETTER “Y”: Nearsightedness
SCIENCE FACTS: This most potent greenhouse gas has the chemical formula CH4
EPONYMOUSLY YOURS: This adjective meaning highly fancy or stylish comes from the name of a founder of opulent hotels
CAPITAL CITY MAYORS: Roberto Gualtieri is mayor of this city; Pope Leo XIV had a nice message for him in May 2025
NOT AMNESIA AGAIN…: Psychology Today delved into the inaccurate portrayal of amnesia in this Barrymore-Sandler flick, like the made-up Goldfield’s Syndrome
Correct Responses for December 11, 2025:
VICTORIAN ENGLAND: What is a Christmas tree?
AS DEFINED BY MERRIAM-WEBSTER: What is crochet?
“& THE” MUSIC PLAYED ON: Who are Tommy James & the Shondells?
SUN KISSED: What is Asia?
HOW MANY SQUARES CONTAIN–: What is Tiananmen Square?
BICYCLES: What is DoorDash?
NOTES & QUERIES: Who is James Baldwin?
SECOND LETTER “Y”: What is myopia?
SCIENCE FACTS: What is methane?
EPONYMOUSLY YOURS: What is ritzy?
CAPITAL CITY MAYORS: What is Rome?
NOT AMNESIA AGAIN…: What is 50 First Dates?
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December 10, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
REMEMBER DECEMBER: First celebrated in December 1966, it was created by Dr. Maulana Karenga to unify the African American community after the Watts riot
THE “NEW” WORLD: Tasmania, South Australia, Victoria & Queensland were all carved out of this state, the site of the first British colony down under
PRISON LINGO: A cellie isn’t an inmate’s cell phone; it’s this person they likely get to know well
LITERARY AGENTS: Hollywood agent Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas wrote of 3 women at a fictional agency in the ’80s in her novel “Climbing in” these (maybe Blahniks)
THE NAME OF THE GAME: Gather 25 differently-shaped pieces; turn on the timer; cower in fear when time expires & the board explodes
THAT’S A CHRISTMAS MOVIE: “That Christmas Morning Feelin'” is the first & last song in this musical retelling of “A Christmas Carol” with Will Ferrell & Ryan Reynolds
Double Jeopardy! Round:
CIVIL WAR ERA GEOGRAPHY: The westernmost battle of the Civil War took place at Picacho Peak, where Pinal County is located today, in this state
PAINTINGS: He sold only one painting in his lifetime: “The Red Vineyard”
BROADWAY NUMBER, PLEASE: “The Music Man”: “____ trombones led the big parade with 110 cornets close at hand”
FROM THE FRENCH: From the French meaning “to remember”, you might grab one of these to remember a fun trip
MED. ABBREV.: An infection that has reached most children by age 2, RSV stands for this syncytial virus
MAKE YOUR OWN WES ANDERSON MOVIE TITLE: The + Kenya capital + single building split into 2 homes, from the latin meaning “twofold”
Correct Responses:
REMEMBER DECEMBER: What is Kwanzaa?
THE “NEW” WORLD: What is New South Wales?
PRISON LINGO: Who is their cellmate?
LITERARY AGENTS: What are heels?
THE NAME OF THE GAME: What is Perfection?
THAT’S A CHRISTMAS MOVIE: What is Spirited?
CIVIL WAR ERA GEOGRAPHY: What is Arizona?
PAINTINGS: Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
BROADWAY NUMBER, PLEASE: What is 76?
FROM THE FRENCH: What is a souvenir?
MED. ABBREV.: What is respiratory?
MAKE YOUR OWN WES ANDERSON MOVIE TITLE: What is The Nairobi Duplex?
December 9, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
HISTORIC LEADERS: In front of the House of Commons in 1940, he said, “We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing-grounds…we shall never surrender!”
LIT-POURRI: This author of “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” & “Daisy Jones and the Six” doesn’t have a “Five” novel out yet, but we’ll give it some time
THAT’S PROBABLY ILLEGAL: A Spencer Tracy film shares its name with this term that California law says includes public intoxication, loitering & prostitution
MILD TV SPOILERS: On the finale of “Survivor: the Amazon”, the winner is…revealed in this building where Letterman & Colbert have taped
K2: Tony Hawk hangout
YAS QUEENS: The U.S. Open tennis championship happens annually in Flushing, Queens, in the 23,000-seat stadium named for this great
Double Jeopardy! Round:
ISLANDS: It’s the largest island of the West Indies by area
RUSSIAN COMPOSERS: In Prokofiev’s “Peter & the Wolf”, this character is represented by multiple french horns
SCIENCE GLOSSARY: Varying in intensity, Plinian, Pelean & Strombolian are 3 types of these events
FILM TITLE PAIRS: 1993: Aidan Quinn & Mary Stuart Masterson
SAY “LOVE”: With an assist from Justin Timberlake, the Black Eyed Peas asked this question of radio listeners
MOVING WORDS & PHRASES: A Monopoly Chance card instructs players to do this “to GO, collect $200”
Correct Responses for December 9, 2025:
HISTORIC LEADERS: Who is Winston Churchill?
LIT-POURRI: Who is Taylor Jenkins Reid?
THAT’S PROBABLY ILLEGAL: What is disorderly conduct?
MILD TV SPOILERS: What is the Ed Sullivan Theater?
K2: What is skatepark?
YAS QUEENS: Who is Arthur Ashe?
ISLANDS: What is Cuba?
RUSSIAN COMPOSERS: Who is the wolf?
SCIENCE GLOSSARY: What are volcanic eruptions?
FILM TITLE PAIRS: What is Benny & Joon?
SAY “LOVE”: What is “Where Is The Love?”
MOVING WORDS & PHRASES: What is advance?
December 8, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
WORLD TRAVELING: Let’s go enjoy a performance at this city’s Opera House, whose design was inspired by a sliced grapefruit
OH, YOU SHALL FOOTBALL: In the 2024 NFL season, only 3 of the 50 attempts at this low-percentage play were recovered
BESTSELLERS: Books from this Jeff Kinney series are frequently at the top of the children’s & young adult bestseller list
MUSIC TERMS: This male vocal range falls between tenor & bass
“IA”: In order for a child to participate in research, Pepperdine needs permission from a parent or legal this
WHAT DOES THE FAX SAY?: In a 1997 interview by fax, he said that he never went by “Tafkap” or “The Artist” & those names were invented by men who wouldn’t recognize his choice
Double Jeopardy! Round:
ROMAN EMPERORS: Along with disrupting decades of stability, Commodus was known for dressing as a gladiator, imagining himself to be this son of Jupiter & Alcmene
ALL KINDS OF ANIMALS: The star-nosed type of this nearly blind mammal finds its way around by using 22 tentacles on its snout
MEXICAN AMERICANS: The Barbie “Inspiring Women” doll issued in Ellen Ochoa’s likeness displays the logo of this government agency on her uniform
LOVE CONNECTIONS: Maria Callas & Jacqueline Bouvier
INSTAGRAM STORIES: On Instagram, Taylor Swift announced her engagement to Travis with the caption “Your English teacher and” this other profession “are getting married”
THAT SEEMS FAIR: President Truman offered a fair deal in 1945; decades earlier, Teddy Roosevelt offered this deal, meaning sort of the same thing
Correct Responses for December 8, 2025:
WORLD TRAVELING: What is Sydney?
OH, YOU SHALL FOOTBALL: What is an onside kick?
BESTSELLERS: What is Diary of a Wimpy Kid?
MUSIC TERMS: What is baritone?
“IA”: What is guardian?
WHAT DOES THE FAX SAY?: Who is Prince?
ROMAN EMPERORS: Who is Hercules?
ALL KINDS OF ANIMALS: What is mole?
MEXICAN AMERICANS: What is NASA?
LOVE CONNECTIONS: Who is Aristotle Onassis?
INSTAGRAM STORIES: What is your gym teacher?
THAT SEEMS FAIR: What is the square deal?
December 5, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
WE 5 KINGS: Ruling from 1066 to 1087, England’s William I is better known by this triumphant nickname
REPURPOSING: First formulated in 1879 as a surgical antiseptic & later marketed as a dandruff cure, it’s a trusted brand of mouthwash today
COMPOSE YOURSELF!: Mozart dedicated 6 string quartets published in 1785 to this Austrian
ALL KINDS OF CRUMMY: This negative word comes before “chic” in a design style associated with Rachel Ashwell that embraces imperfections
U.S. MUSEUMS: Cody, Wyoming is an apt home for a 5-museum “Center of the West” named for this American icon
LET’S GIVE STAR WARS A HAND: This droid shows up in “The Force Awakens” with a new red arm & hand; comics show the arm was lost during a resistance mission
Double Jeopardy! Round:
BORDER RIVERS: You’ll need some more Zs to be able to name this river that forms part of the border between Zambia & Zimbabwe
CHEMISTRY: An ion becomes negatively charged as a result of gaining these subatomic particles
CLASSIC ARTISTS’ B-SIDES: Though it became the name of his biopic, “La Bamba” was initially a B-side for this singer
STOCK SYMBOLS: PLAY is the symbol for this arcade/restaurant company that now lets customers play a human claw machine at select locations
6-LETTER WORDS: Sounding like a shop that sells internal organs, it’s a term for a business that rents vehicles like cars & boats
ALEXANDER POPE: In 6 volumes released between 1715 & 1720, Pope published a full translation of this man’s epic “Iliad”
Correct Responses for December 5, 2025:
WE 5 KINGS: What is The Conqueror?
REPURPOSING: What is Listerine?
COMPOSE YOURSELF!: Who is Joseph Haydn?
ALL KINDS OF CRUMMY: What is shabby?
U.S. MUSEUMS: Who is Buffalo Bill?
LET’S GIVE STAR WARS A HAND: Who is C-3PO?
BORDER RIVERS: What is the Zambezi?
CHEMISTRY: What are electrons?
CLASSIC ARTISTS’ B-SIDES: Who is Ritchie Valens?
STOCK SYMBOLS: What is Dave & Buster’s?
6-LETTER WORDS: What is a livery?
ALEXANDER POPE: Who is Homer?
December 4, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
THE 21st CENTURY: In 2016, after a 5-year journey, NASA’s Juno spacecraft entered the orbit of this fifth planet from the sun
WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?: It includes an Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy & Public Affairs
THE FILMS OF DIANE KEATON: As journalist Louise Bryant, Diane went from Oregon to Russia in this Warren Beatty-directed film
ON THE MAINE LAND: This third-most populous city in Maine shares its name with a city in Wales
HAVE A SEAT: Finnish designer Eero Aarnio took his ball chair, made it transparent & hung it from a chain to make this iconic piece
THE SONG OF ONE LONELY CONSONANT: An “R” between 2 vowels, & nothing more, make up this old word used to mean “before”
Double Jeopardy! Round:
STARTS WITH A GREEK LETTER: The American Kennel Club describes this dog breed with a distinct strip of hair as affectionate
HOT DAM!: Started in the 1960s & ultimately costing $1 billion to build, the Aswan High Dam spans this river
THE THREAD OF THE STORY: A lord discussing Bertram in this Shakespeare play says, “The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together”
ANNUAL EVENTS: Pink ribbons are out in force during this month, which is dedicated annually to breast cancer awareness
EXTINCT CREATURES: The “Woolly” one went extinct a little more than 7,500 years ago, after the end of the last Ice Age
DIFFERENT ARTISTS, SAME HIT SONG: The Isley Brothers & The Beatles both had Top 40 hits with this song
Correct Responses for December 4, 2025:
THE 21st CENTURY: What is Jupiter?
WHICH CABINET DEPARTMENT?: What is the Department of State?
THE FILMS OF DIANE KEATON: What is Reds?
ON THE MAINE LAND: What is Bangor?
HAVE A SEAT: What is the bubble chair?
THE SONG OF ONE LONELY CONSONANT: What is ere?
STARTS WITH A GREEK LETTER: What is a Rhodesian ridgeback?
HOT DAM!: What is the Nile?
THE THREAD OF THE STORY: What is All’s Well That Ends Well?
ANNUAL EVENTS: What is October?
EXTINCT CREATURES: What is mammoth?
DIFFERENT ARTISTS, SAME HIT SONG: What is “Twist and Shout”?
December 3, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
LITERATURE: Steinbeck said the scope of this saga set in the Salinas Valley was “the whole nasty bloody lovely history of the world”
MULTI-HYPHENS: This term meaning “ordinary” sounds like it’s giving someone carte blanche at the flour-making facility
HISTORIC AMERICANS: This woman who helped slaves make it to freedom on the Underground Railroad made it past age 90 before her death in 1913
IN THE CHRISTMAS SONG LYRICS: “This year, to save me from tears, I’ll give it to someone special” are lyrics from this song
“G” LOVE: At the end of a Jewish wedding ceremony, it’s traditional for the groom to break one of these
SPECIAL SAUCE: People online have fun comparing the generic brand “All Purpose 59 sauce” to this bottled classic
Double Jeopardy! Round:
IT’S FRIEZE-ING IN HERE: A large frieze depicting developments in arts & sciences encircles Royal Albert Hall in this city
STREAMING COMEDY: Francesca Sloane & Donald Glover play married spies on this Prime Video series based on an action/comedy film
AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY: At more than 919,000 square miles, it’s the largest African country by area
DOUBLE MEANINGS: The power of control over your actions, or what an executor is in charge of
NEXT IN THE SEQUENCE: A chronological list of Mexico’s presidents would go from Ernesto Zedillo to Vicente Fox to this name
THE EARTH ROCKS: In business, it’s a corporation of diverse companies; in geology, it’s a rock consisting of rounded fragments cemented together
Correct Responses for December 3, 2025:
LITERATURE: What is East of Eden?
MULTI-HYPHENS: What is run-of-the-mill?
HISTORIC AMERICANS: Who is Harriet Tubman?
IN THE CHRISTMAS SONG LYRICS: What is “Last Christmas”?
“G” LOVE: What is a glass?
SPECIAL SAUCE: What is Heinz 57?
IT’S FRIEZE-ING IN HERE: What is London?
STREAMING COMEDY: What is Mr. & Mrs. Smith?
AFRICAN GEOGRAPHY: What is Algeria?
DOUBLE MEANINGS: What is will?
NEXT IN THE SEQUENCE: Who is Felipe Calderon?
THE EARTH ROCKS: What is conglomerate?
December 2, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
YOU CAN COUNT ON GEOGRAPHY: A numerically named neighborhood of North London, or a group of women’s colleges in the U.S.
ALL KINDS OF SPORTS: Rugby league is played with 13 people per team, while rugby this has 15-player teams
CHARITY FUNDRAISERS: Raising money for immigrants’ rights & other causes, #Ham4All led to donations by stars who sang songs from this musical
____ OF ____: This salt is often the acidic ingredient in baking powder
PULP FICTION: When his pulp novel “The Girl Hunters” became a film, author Mickey Spillane took the lead role of this detective
RICK ASTLEY WOULD NEVER…: Let you down & forget to do something like pick you up from this city’s airport, which uses the code ORD
Double Jeopardy! Round:
AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS: The 1992 flight on which she became the first Black woman to go to outer space lasted more than 190 hours
EPISODE ONE TV: FBI agent Stan Beeman breaks into the garage of his new neighbors, Phillip & Elizabeth Jennings
IT’S ASTRONOMICAL: Polaris, AKA the North Star, is part of this constellation
FIRESIDE CHATS: Broadcast in 1933, the first of FDR’s Fireside Chats was about the government response to a crisis involving these institutions
UNESCO CITIES OF LITERATURE: This capital city has a train station named after “Waverley”, a novel by Sir Walter Scott
ANAGRAMS OF EACH OTHER: To pump up your own achievements & to clutch
Correct Responses for December 2, 2025:
YOU CAN COUNT ON GEOGRAPHY: What is Seven Sisters?
ALL KINDS OF SPORTS: What is union?
CHARITY FUNDRAISERS: What is Hamilton?
____ OF ____: What is cream of tartar?
PULP FICTION: Who is Mike Hammer?
RICK ASTLEY WOULD NEVER…: What is Chicago?
AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIRSTS: Who is Mae Jemison?
EPISODE ONE TV: What is The Americans?
IT’S ASTRONOMICAL: What is Ursa Minor?
FIRESIDE CHATS: What are banks?
UNESCO CITIES OF LITERATURE: What is Edinburgh?
ANAGRAMS OF EACH OTHER: What is brag & grab?
December 1, 2025:
Jeopardy! Round:
STATE DEPT. NO-GOs: When it comes to this country where Minsk is, the State Department doesn’t mince words; it’s listed under “do not travel”
TELEVISION: If one agent got their way, it would have been called “The Paul Reiser Show”, but NBC knew this sitcom’s focus was a couple
A STACK OF “LEE”: This word is a streamlined way to say “streamlined”
GET SOME REST: If you can swing a purchase of about $300, you can get a place to rest from the alliterative company Hatteras these
PLENTY OF FLUIDS: Your nose may notice notes of mandarin, bergamot, myrrh, jasmine & carnation in Opium, a perfume from this fashion house
A SICK DAY: September 13 raises awareness for this serious condition where the body has an extreme reaction to an infection
Double Jeopardy! Round:
A BOATLOAD OF TROUBLE: 51 people perished when this Italian passenger liner struck another ship called the Stockholm in 1956
PLAYS BY CHARACTERS: Emily Webb, George Gibbs & the Stage Manager are characters in this play
HODGEPODGE: In cooking, a cup equals this many fluid ounces
GEOGRAPHIC FILM TITLES: Matthew McConaughey helped new mother Jennifer Garner get time to pump breast milk during the making of this 2013 film
A COURSE OF HORSES: In a familiar phrase, “You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it” do this
TIMELY WORDS: It’s Latin for “year”, as in “Her winnings on ‘Jeopardy!’ exceeded how much she made per” this
Correct Responses for December 1, 2025:
STATE DEPT. NO-GOs: What is Belarus?
TELEVISION: What is Mad About You?
A STACK OF “LEE”: What is sleek?
GET SOME REST: What are hammocks?
PLENTY OF FLUIDS: What is Yves Saint Laurent?
A SICK DAY: What is sepsis?
A BOATLOAD OF TROUBLE: What is the Andrea Doria?
PLAYS BY CHARACTERS: What is Our Town?
HODGEPODGE: What is 8?
GEOGRAPHIC FILM TITLES: What is Dallas Buyers Club?
A COURSE OF HORSES: What is drink?
TIMELY WORDS: What is annum?
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