Take "bra", change one of its letters & it becomes this type of long, fluffy scarf
boa
This sitcom's 1990 episode titled "What Is... Cliff Clavin?" imagines "Jeopardy!" coming to Boston for a taping

Cheers
This gulf & the region around it produce roughly a third of the world's oil--so as gulfs go, it's kind of a big deal
the Persian Gulf
Warning: this 1939 Judy Garland classic contains violence
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The Wizard of Oz
If autocorrect existed in 1933, his line might have been written as "the only thing we have to FedEx is FedEx itself"
FDR
In
a 1975
film, "Jaws"
is this species
of carnivorous fish
great white shark
Ben & Jerry's describes this popular flavor as the best ice cream gone bananas you'll ever go ape for
"Chunky Monkey"
Take "shoe", rearrange its letters & it becomes this synonym for stockings
hose
WORLD LANDMARKS
Henry James said its "immemorial gray pillars may serve to remind you of the enormous background of time"
Daily Double!!
Take "shoe", rearrange its letters & it becomes this synonym for stockings
On a 1997 episode of this show, Marge exits "Jeopardy!" with -$5,200; Lisa might have fared better
The Simpsons
The Gulf of Bothnia separates Finland from this Scandinavian nation, known for delicious gravy-slathered meatballs
Sweden
Warning: this 2002 film starring Cedric the Entertainer contains nudity
BAR_E_____
Barbershop
If autocorrect existed in 1929, his novel detailing the fall of the Compson family might have been "The Soup and the Furnace"
Faulkner
In
Utah,
this large
body of water
has more salinity
than the oceans do
the Great Salt Lake
Snap into it! In 2019, Mattel made an action figure of Randy "Macho Man" Savage holding this rhyming snack
Slim Jim
Henry James said its "immemorial gray pillars may serve to remind you of the enormous background of time"
Stonehenge
Take "sock", insert a letter & it becomes this garment often worn to protect the clothes while working
a smock
Where else would Tom Hanks & Elizabeth Banks appear on sketches called "Black Jeopardy!"? this show, of course
Saturday Night Live
Some gulfs connect to the ocean via narrow passages of water called these; steer clear of dire ones
straits
Warning: this 1984 Stephen King adaptation with Drew Barrymore contains terror
F__E__A___R
Firestarter
If autocorrect existed in 1987, his speech might have been written as "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this mall"
Ronald Reagan
A
long
barrier,
it runs for
miles & miles
through places
like Beijing & Gansu
the Great Wall of China
Not to be outdone by Nutter Butter, Wally Amos launched this rhyming cookie brand in 1975
Famous Amos
Take "sweater", change 2 of its letters & it becomes this type of footwear
a sneaker
On a 1998 episode of this show, Alex Trebek gets rescued by lifeguards; once he's ashore, he has a scene with David Hasselhoff
Baywatch
The Gulf of Carpentaria forms the rectangular indentation at the top of this country that also moonlights as a continent
Australia
Warning: this 1989 post-mortem slapstick comedy contains marijuana use
WEE___D __ ______'_
Weekend at Bernie's
If autocorrect existed in 1789, this constitutional amendment might have had a section written as "to keep & bear Arby's"
the Second Amendment
It's
1929 &
the market
is falling on
Black Tuesday,
the start of this
economic downturn
the Great Depression
This snack's name rhymes just like the letters in "E.T."; Hershey touts its "peanut butter taste in a crunchy candy shell"
Reese's Pieces
Take "sarong", replace its last 3 letters with a vowel & it becomes this garment also worn by Asian women
a sari
This magazine ran a 2022 cartoon in which a surgeon says "Time of death: 7:31 PM. Which means we missed 'Jeopardy!' for nothing"
The New Yorker
Along with Mexico & the United States, this island nation is 1 of 3 countries bordering the Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Warning: this 2005 Russell Crowe boxing film contains profanity
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Cinderella Man
If autocorrect existed in 1913, a section in her poem might have been written as a "robe is a robe is a robe is a robe"
Gertrude Stein
The
son of
Philip II, he
was the king
of Macedonia &
forged an empire
from Greece to India
Alexander the Great
Daily Double!!
Debuting years before Wetzel's Pretzels, this rhyming brand boasts it's been "making great pretzels since 1917"
Debuting years before Wetzel's Pretzels, this rhyming brand boasts it's been "making great pretzels since 1917"
Rold Gold