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Today’s Jeopardy May 25 2022 Questions & Answers

by Timothy G.

in Daily Puzzle Answers

Here you may find all Jeopardy Questions and Answers for May 25 2022. 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 May 25 2022 Questions & Answers

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

The U.S. officially adopted this standard in 1900 & officially abandoned it in 1976

It's no spoiler to say Killmonger lives up to his name in this 2018 film

On San Antonio's flag this structure is found in the middle of a white lone star

Reaching the half century mark this singer-songwriter published a memoir A Pirate Looks at Fifty

The name of this dance is from German for revolve

In From Russia with Love 007 enjoys toast with honey strawberry jam & this spread made from oranges

In ancient Rome the retiarius or net man & the dimachaerus or 2-knife man were types of these

Really this Alfred Molina character only had 4 tentacles but having Quadro- as part of his name wouldn't work

The wavy blue lines on Cincinnati's flag represent this river that the city lies on

Begun nearly 20 years earlier Nelson Mandela's autobiography was finally published in 1994 under the title Long Walk to this

To twist a wet towel to extract all the moisture

In Casino Royale Bond says to Vesper The trouble with this pricey dish is how to get enough toast with it

The Sepoy Rebellion swept through the north of this country in the late 1850s

Kneel before this general! In a 1980 film he finally gets his wish that Superman does so but things go south real fast

After a less-than-stellar review of its previous flag Rapid City South Dakota put this landmark front & center

Randy Shilts' critically acclaimed bestseller And the Band Played On exposed how this was allowed to spread during the 1980s

An edible grass in the genus Triticum

Also the surname of a Bond film-producing family this green is on the menu in Live and Let Die

This 1700-pound chunk of rock called granodiorite was found in Egypt in 1799

Gruagach the bipedal boar is an antagonist of this hero in the 2019 movie with David Harbour taking over for Ron Perlman

This North Carolina city is one of the few to have a double-sided flag; the reverse has the motto of the English sir it's named for

Sadly this funny lady passed away in 1989 shortly before her memoir It's Always Something came out

I can see it in your eyes when you do this to flinch in pain

A breakfast of eggs & sausage in Diamonds Are Forever is washed down with this Miller beer also what James lives

At Homestead Penn. in 1892 striking steelworkers fought a gun battle with hired guards of this detective agency

Tony Stark creates this title A.I. as part of a peacekeeping program; this title A.I. does not keep the peace

The unofficial flag of this very south Florida city bears the words Conch Republic a nation/state of mind set up in the area in 1982

In 1992 John Gray published this out-of-this-world guide to understanding the opposite sex

Roger I heard your radio message & I'll use this combination of 2 words to indicate I'll do what you asked

In Goldfinger Bond engages in a debate on the merits of Alaskan & stone these but the stone variety wins out

The ball game version of this song doesn't include Their blood has washed out their foul footsteps' pollution

Composed in 1806 it doesn't have a famous opening like the next one does but it's fun anyway

A university in Nacogdoches as well as a state capital bear the name of this Texan

John Slattery sold his performance as Roger Sterling in the room

Jurassic volcanic activity may have spiked temperatures causing this colorful effect that would lead to extinctions

Belt it out from its states of Sonora to Campeche! War war! Let the national banners be soaked in waves of blood

This Psalm that comes before the Lord is my shepherd one begins My God my God why hast thou forsaken me?

This physicist guest starred as himself in the form of a hologram on Star Trek: The Next Generation

Timothy Simons as Jonah Ryan also called The Pointless Giant The 60-Foot Virgin & so many other things we can't say

From Jurassic times the Smackover Formation takes its name from an Arkansas town that had a 1920s boom due to this resource

Instead of cuss words Charlotte Bronte describes some rude watermen as using these also heard in courtrooms

The French paint a picture! They come right into our arms to cut the throats of our sons our comrades in this tune

This king got married just once to Elizabeth of York in 1486

This Washington Nationals pitcher was the MVP of the 2019 World Series

Román Zaragoza as the not-so-late Sasappis on CBS

Jurassic National Monument southeast of Provo in this state is the site of a noted dinosaur quarry home to over 12000 fossils

Heathcliff is called flaysome a dialect word meaning scary or this word that also ends in some

Scipio's helmet sounds cool but is only sung once in the anthem of this country; We are ready to die makes it in 4 times

No one's written a musical about this Manhattan street but the century-old Nederlander Theatre is on it

This Toronto-born economist served from 2006 to 2015 as prime minister of Canada

Fiona Shaw murders it as Carolyn Martens who has headed the MI6 Russia desk

Plates lined with blood vessels likely helped cool this Jurassic herbivore; beware the spiky tail too

Charlotte's Shirley uses this word not to mean shook with cold but broken in pieces

This nation sings of a nearby rival: King Christian… his sword was hammering so hard… the Swedes' helmets & brains cracked

Upper or Lower you don't hear that much about this ward of New Orleans home to Our Lady Star of the Sea Church

Born a pagan Stephen I the first king of this Central European country brought Christianity to the masses & was canonized in 1083

Hisham Tawfiq knows if you've been naughty or nice–probably naughty–as Dembe Zuma

Gee this supercontinent broke apart in the Jurassic & began to drift

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