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Today’s Jeopardy July 25 2023 Questions & Answers

by Timothy G.

in Daily Puzzle Answers

Here you may find all Jeopardy Questions and Answers for July 25 2023. Jeopardy! is one of the most popular TV-shows in America and we have decided to list all the tv-game questions and answers below. If something is wrong or missing kindly let us know and we will be more than happy to help you out. For older Jeopardy Questions and Answers we recommend you to visit our archive page.

Today’s Jeopardy July 25 2023 Questions & Answers

Please Note: Click on any of the questions listed below in order to reveal the solution.

You could put googly eyes on each end of the name of this province here & you're welcome for the log idea northern neighbors

These blockers are used to help prevent angina & heart attacks

A large hornless ruminant quadruped distinguished by its humped back long neck and cushioned feet

To turn down that delicious glass of Burgundy

The first film to get a score on this now 25-year-old website was Star Trek: Insurrection back in 1998

Denmark claims the longest-used one of these–the Dannebrog which legend says fell to Earth in a 1219 battle

Check out this planet checking you out; it was once known as Hermes but times & beliefs changed

The first passenger flight of this airline took off in 1929 going from Dallas to Jackson Mississippi

Of the carp family native to China… commonly kept in ponds cold-water tanks or… glass globes

To have joint custody of a grizzly

Valentine in Army of the Dead was rotten all over as a zombie one of these that would make Joe Exotic squeal

Danish beermaster J.C. Jacobsen named this brewery for his son

Here's the brilliant Marty Feldman who played Igor in this 1974 classic film comedy & we haven't done a thing to the picture

This name of China's president since 2013 is spelled the same way as the Greek letter

Mouse-like quadrupeds… having the fingers extended to support a thin membrane

To surprise–nay absolutely astound–a convent sister

In this film Miracle Max warns You rush a miracle man you get rotten miracles

Den Gamle By an open-air museum representing an early Danish town is an attraction in Arhus on this peninsula

It's an equilateral parallelogram & it's 7 letters; one thing it's not–a type of public transport

Instead of the end the beginning: this luxury watch brand traces its roots back to 1848 in the Swiss village La Chaux-de-Fonds

One of several large eared seals including the distinct species (Zalophus) californianus

To give up to another your foremost position in a race

Steve Martin & Michael Caine were these title conmen in a 1988 remake of a comedy starring David Niven & Marlon Brando

Copenhagenize is an urban planning firm specializing in making cities friendly to these transports the way Copenhagen is

All eyes were on him when he gave his first presidential inaugural address in 1885

Eastern philosophy calls this a life force; some also spell it with a Q but we're going with the Greek letter style

Popular name of various acalephs medusas or sea-nettles from their gelatinous structure

To abandon that scrumptious butterkuchen

After the Sex Pistols Johnny Rotten now John Lydon fronted this band PiL for short

This trade organization declared war on Denmark in the 14th century

Sam Houston until 1859

Elinor saw with concern the excess of her sister's sensibility (we're practically giftwrapping this one!)

A 2023 report said that without emergency measures this Great lake in Utah would likely disappear in the next five years

Washington Irving gave one of the earliest written accounts of the yuletide tradition of kissing under this plant

Born while her dad was making The Godfather she's won an Oscar for screenwriting & been named best director at Cannes

This phrase describes a plane flying low to evade enemy detection or anything that's not getting attention nowadays

Stephen A. Douglas happy in 1858 sad in 1860 dead in 1861

'He shows himself; he's a hunchback. He walks; he's bandy-legged. He looks at you; he's one-eyed. You speak to him; he's deaf'

Lying entirely in the U.S. this Great Lake that made Milwaukee famous reaches a great depth of 923 feet

The musical Kiss Me Kate was based on this Shakespeare play

7 months after he died in 2009 Molly Ringwald & Anthony Michael Hall were part of a tribute to him at the Oscars

Meaning somewhat liberal this 3-word phrase describes how you've moved from the median

Henry Clay–don't compromise on your response!

The Radleys welcome anywhere in town kept to themselves a predilection unforgivable in Maycomb

The name of this freshwater lake shared by 2 western states is from a Washoe word for lake; hope you win big at Harrah's too

As the story goes after performing for Maria Theresa at age 6 in 1762 this wunderkind jumped into the empress' lap & kissed her

He & Joe Robert Cole wrote the scripts for Black Panther & its sequel & he directed both films too

While tubing down a river you do this which can also be a rhyming idiom for accepting a situation

John C. Calhoun & John E. Colhoun but what's in a name Y'all?

I am invisible understand simply because people refuse to see me

Most of the length of this French-named lake separates New York & Vermont

In Genesis 29 on first meeting his beloved Rachel he kissed her and lifted up his voice and wept

Born in Austria he learned English while rooming with Peter Lorre so it's lucky the people in Some Like It Hot don't talk like I am

There's a member of genus Corvus in this phrase that means in a straight line

Charles Sumner a free stater nearly beaten to death on the Senate floor by a southerner

The summer range lay above the tree line on Forest Service land on Brokeback Mountain

Let's fire up our RV & head for this lake Wisconsin's largest inland one & catch some northern pike & largemouth bass

Beginning around 1908 this Romanian carved several versions of The Kiss from blocks of stone including the one seen here

Lorelei Linklater aged from 9 to 21 over the 12-year shoot of this film from her father Richard

Tennyson gave a poem about a ferry trip this title now an idiom for dying

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