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    $400 27
The quickest way to get somewhere is this one named for those at the apiary
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Show #7484 - Thursday, March 9, 2017

Contestants

Serena Kay Tibbitt, an attorney from Miami, Florida

Rachel Moyer, an operations support specialist from Charlotte, North Carolina

Annie Marggraf, an unemployed bartender from Vancouver, Washington (whose 1-day cash winnings total $20,000)

Jeopardy! Round

AUDITIONS FOR A NEW MUSTACHE
MOVIE TITLE PAIRS
BRAND NAMES--FIRST & LAST
SCIEN-"T"IFIC
STRAIGHT
NARROWS
    $200 4
It's thick, bushy & named for a tusked northern mammal
    $200 1
The story of "Thelma &" her ends with the title pair getting an unparalleled view of the Grand Canyon
    $200 5
An arm of a squid or octopus
    $200 20
There are many fish you can catch near Ketchikan in this state's Tongass Narrows
    $400 8
It bears the name of an artist born in Figueres
    $400 2
This pair of charmers had the tile roles in 1969's "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"
    $400 28
General Mills created her to reply to homemakers; her name is still on cake mixes & lots of other stuff
    $400 21
The Lapp language gives us this word for an Arctic plain with mosses but no trees
    $400 27
The quickest way to get somewhere is this one named for those at the apiary
    $400 19
The Narrows under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge separate Brooklyn from this least-populous borough
    $600 9
With its twirlable up-curled ends, it's the perfect style for villains like Snidely Whiplash
    $600 3
A voodoo spell is put on the title characters of this Disney film, voiced by Anika Noni Rose & Bruno Campos
    $600 22
These shortbread cookies were introduced in 1912; a novel heroine has the same name
    $600 16
(Kelly of the Clue Crew shows the moon on the monitor.) This line that separates light & dark sections of the moon's disk disappears when the moon is full... but it'll be back
    $600 6
Idiomatically, if you arise rigidly straight in bed, you sit "bolt" this way
    $600 15
Perth's Narrows Bridge crosses the river named for the black type of this bird
    $800 24
The shape of this 'stache gives it this name, like an item used in a backyard game
    $800 10
"Julie & Julia" were Julie Powell, played by this redhead, & Julia Child, played by Meryl Streep
    $800 23
This brand of boxed candies was originally named for the woman who co-created it, but her husband got solo billing in 1943
    DD: $2,200 12
The annual cycle of a moose's antler growth is controlled by this hormone; remember, only the bulls have antlers
    $800 7
This palindrome describes straight things & is also the name of a surveyor's tool
    $800 17
The Narrows is a popular area of this Utah national park, west of Bryce Canyon--but watch for flash floods
    $1000 25
An Asian villain of literature & film lends his name to this mustache
    $1000 11
In 1941, before Brad & Angelina, the movies' Mr. & Mrs. Smith were Robert Montgomery & this actress
    $1000 26
Richard Liebeskind started this women's clothing store in New Haven, Connecticut in 1954
    $1000 13
The table seen here is part of this scientific study
    $1000 14
Adding these 5 letters to the beginning of "linear" gives you a word meaning "formed by straight lines"
    $1000 18
This loch with an alliterative name has many islands; the Narrows are between Inchtavannach & Inchconnachan

Scores at the first commercial break (after clue 15):

Annie Rachel Serena
$200 $5,400 $1,800

Scores at the end of the Jeopardy! Round:

Annie Rachel Serena
$2,000 $8,600 $1,800

Double Jeopardy! Round

PATCHES
'90s R&B HITMAKERS
DIALECTS
LITERARY AWARDS
NIXON'S ENEMIES LIST
THE "N" ZONE
    $400 30
If using the patch named for this addictive compound, stop smoking first & use it on a different body area each day
    $400 29
"No, I don't want no scrub, a scrub is a guy that can't get no love from me"
    $400 7
If you're visiting Tunis, Tunisia, you'll most likely hear the Maghreb dialect of this language
    $400 1
The Spur & the Lariat awards are given by the WWA, or these Writers of America
    $400 28
Making the list was lawyer Ramsey Clark, who had served this prior president as Attorney General in the 1960s
    $400 27
A V-shaped cut in a piece of wood
    $800 26
On a Space Shuttle mission patch, the 7 & the orbiting capsule pay homage to this earlier project
    $800 18
"I'll make love to you, like you want me to, and I'll hold you tight, baby all through the night, I'll make love to you"
    $800 3
Ottawa, a dialect of Ojibwe, is mainly spoken in northern Michigan & the southern part of this Canadian province
    $800 13
Medals from the American Library Assn. include the Caldecott, Newbery & one named for this "Little House" author
    DD: $2,400 2
3 newspapers made the list: the St. Louis Post-Dispatch & these 2 others
    $800 20
The top one there is the Mother Superior
    $1200 11
In American folklore, a rabbit tricks a fox into throwing him into this patch where Bunny was born & bred
    $1200 8
First, a hintt, & now--"Don't be shy girl, rescue me, I wanna sex you up, open up your heart & I'll set you free"
    $1200 4
Among the several dialects of this language are Orkney & Shetland
    $1200 14
The first novel to win the Nebula Award was this one set on Arrakis
    $1200 25
Nathaniel Goldfinger, an official at this hyphenated labor organization, worked his way onto the list
    $1200 21
A subtle difference in expression that alters meaning
    $1600 12
This Brooklyn-based online co. with 1.7 million active sellers can hook you up with a gorgeous patchwork quilt
    $1600 9
"No, you're never gonna get it (sweet lovin'), never ever gonna get it (my lovin'), no, you're never gonna get it"
    $1600 5
The standard form of this Bantu language is based on the Kiunguja dialect of Zanzibar
    $1600 15
Awarded by Yale, the Bollingen Prize is given for achievement in this literary form
    $1600 23
Defense Dept. analyst Daniel Ellsberg was an easy choice --he released these documents in 1971
    $1600 19
From the Latin for "name assigning", it's the terminology of a particular field
    $2000 17
He got the eye patch fighting the Vichy French in Syria & became an Israeli national hero
    $2000 10
"I'm kinda buzzed & it's all because (this is how we do it), South Central does it like nobody does (this is how we do it)"
    $2000 6
"Rules of the Florentine Language" was an early grammar book of this Italian dialect printed in the 1400s
    DD: $5,600 16
Arthur Schlesinger Jr. won 2 National Book Awards for nonfiction for books about each of these 2 brothers
    $2000 24
Several senators took up spots, including Walter Mondale, William Proxmire & this man from Maine
    $2000 22
Often microscopic, these worms take their name from the Greek for "threadlike"

Scores at the end of the Double Jeopardy! Round:

Annie Rachel Serena
$15,600 $16,200 $8,600

Final Jeopardy! Round

NATIONS OF THE WORLD
A 2011 report said the citizenry of this country included a total of 32 women

Final scores:

Annie Rachel Serena
$31,200 $1,199 $1
2-day champion: $51,200 2nd place: $2,000 3rd place: $1,000

Game dynamics:

Coryat scores:

Annie Rachel Serena
$14,400 $14,800 $8,600
18 R
(including 1 DD),
3 W
(including 1 DD)		 18 R
(including 1 DD),
1 W		 12 R,
2 W

Combined Coryat: $37,800

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