Final Jeopardy: Women Authors (11-20-25)

Here are some more clues from the 11/20/2025 Jeopardy! game. Please don’t put the answers to these clues in the comments so people who missed the game can have a chance to answer them. It is okay to refer to them by category and clue value or by part of the clue.

A.I. IS COMING FOR YOU ($600) These 2 types of autonomous devices, moving on land & in the air, come up in the scenario “AI 2027” as machines mop up humanity

ANNIVERSARIES ($400) The 250th anniv. celebrations of this U.S. military service ended in November 2025 at the Commandant’s Birthday Ball

TERMS WITH CLEANTHONY EARLY ($800) With Al Arabi Club Doha, Cleanthony could execute Khod wo Hat, this 2-part play also used in soccer: pass, move, get the ball back

APPROPRIATELY NAMED PLACES ($1200) This beautiful town in Central Switzerland lies between Lake Brienz to the east & Lake Thun to the west

SETTLE DOWN ($400) Proverbially, “to pour” this “on troubled waters” means to calm a volatile situation

AMERICANA ($2000) First illuminated in 1791, this historic lighthouse is the oldest in Maine & one of the most photographed in America

AFTER U ($1600) 2-word term for a policy of severe punishment for rule breaking, with no exceptions

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SNEAK PEEK CATEGORY: HOMOPHONES
($200) To merit, & an ornamental vase
($400) paraffin, & carries out a Mafia hit
($600) (8 letters) manually crafted, & a personal female servant
($800) changed another’s opinion, & napped leather
($1000) Grass of the family poaceae, & 1935’s 12-episode “Tailspin Tommy in the Great Air Mystery”

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4 Responses

  1. Jason says:

    I was 2/3 on DD and missed FJ. I was “in the area” in my mind, thinking of the South, but stalled there.

    I don’t recall who said it yesterday, but, tonight, I did hear how Harrison’s accent seemed less UK and more US.

    It’s nice to see a robust champ. Let’s see if he can complete the week. After getting his first six FJ correct, and, now, 2 misses, it is always something interesting!

  2. Howard says:

    Didn’t see the show. Did Kara really write “Wolfe” instead of “Woolf”? I thought of her too but knew she’d died long before 2016. I knew the first two DDs. Was not familiar with that Aussie state regardless of whether it had a lotta dessert or desert.

    I’m OK with Kara’s wager, as she’d have won by $1 if Harrison bet $0. But the issue was that if she missed, she’d have fallen to 3rd if Blythe had FJ correct. But overall I think she wagered OK.

    Got the soccer play, that’s it. Missed only one homophone.

    • VJ says:

      Yes, she did, Howard, but I should have fixed that as she didn’t have the first name. Blythe had Alice Monroe and I fixed that.

  3. Bob Hughes says:

    Ugh Kara, you had to wager low there to win a double stumper. Continues to amaze me that these players are so ignorant to game theory and wagering strategy. Congrats to Harrison. 8 wins is impressive!

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