Ruth Bader Ginsburg
We're Jam-ing
Babies Are Boring
(real jeopardy category)
(real jeopardy category)
Sweet Caroline-a
Wait Tables
200
Always in style, Justice Ginsburg was famous for wearing "dissent" these; a famous one came from Banana Republic
Dissent Collar
200
Of jams, jelly or preserves, the one that contains no fruit, only fruit juice
Jelly
200
They do a lot of this, due to an inability to swallow & having no teeth to dam up the saliva
Drool
200
This South Carolina golf & tourist mecca is named for flowering shrubs that abound there
Myrtle Beach
200
Put patrons in a good mood with an amuse-bouche, a small type of this course
Appetizer
400
Ginsburg rather enjoyed this hip-hop nickname she got from a Tumblr blog
The Notorious RBG
400
Laura Ann's Jams sells a syrah-infused version of this classic "berry" jam made from fruit of the genus Fragaria
Strawberry Jam
400
Parents get no appreciation for investing in chlorine-free these & even using a warmer for them at diapering time
Baby Wipes
400
3 states are named for British kings: North Carolina, South Carolina & this other southern state
Georgia
400
We're out of the item you wanted, so it has been given this 2-digit designation--pick something else
86
600
As director of the Women's Rights Project for this "Union", Ruth argued cases on gender equality before the Supreme Court
The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union)
600
Sometimes used for jams & jellies, Catawbas are a type of this fruit
Grapes
600
Baby is no help when you take his temperature, even using the easy axillary method with the thermometer here
the Armpit
600
A South Carolina BBQ joint is named for this phrase meaning to make a hog of yourself
Pig Out
600
This French phrase means a complete meal with a set cost
Prix Fixe
800
Ruth began law school at Harvard but transferred to this NYC school where she became the first female tenured professor
Columbia
800
This company began selling apple butter in 1900; it had to be good--a full line of jams & jellies followed
Smucker's
800
Baby's big move is spreading & re-closing the arms on being startled, called the "moro" this action
Reflex
800
In 1999 Nancy Mace became the first female cadet to graduate from this formerly all-male South Carolina military school
The Citadel
800
You can bring your own wine, but we'll charge this fee, named for an element of the bottle
Corkage Fee
1000
Ginsburg said of this fellow New Yorker & justice on the opposite side of the judicial spectrum, "We were best buddies"
Scalia
1000
Generally, 60-70% of the dietary fiber in citrus fruits is this gelling agent used to make jams & jellies
Pectin
1000
Junior's deepest relationship is with his pacifier, & his first word will probably be this Playtex trademark for it
Binkey
1000
South Carolina's motto is "Dum spiro spero", or "While I" do this, "I hope"
Breathe
1000
This name for the waiter's tool seen here rhymes with "summer"
Crumber