Final Jeopardy: European Rivers (12-28-21)

Here are some more clues from the 12/28/2021 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.

The players missed 2 clues in THAT’S BOGUS out of these 4. (The $1600 clue was a Daily Double.)

($400) A trick, or an ornamental cushion covering
($800) This word for an act of deception is thought to be an alteration of part of a conjuror’s rhyming phrase
($1200) German for “substitute” , it’s an inferior imitation, as of food that’s in short supply
($2000) The first part of this fancy 13-letter word for a lie derives from Latin for “before”

ANSWERS: show

5 old clues related to today’s river:
05-27-2020 THE RENAISSANCE $400: In the early 1500s Botticelli & Leonardo da Vinci both lived in this Arno River city, a leading renaissance center
2015-03-24-2015 HANNIBAL LECTURE $1600: Hannibal lost the sight in one eye in a crossing of this main river of Tuscany
11-26-2010 THE RIVER $1200: Have some pizza in Pisa, Italy as you sail down this river with a 4-letter name
05-07-1992 BRIDGES $600: Almost 650 years old, the Ponte Vecchio spans the Arno River in this Italian city
04-17-1989 RIVERS $600: Flooding from the Arno river in 1966 caused incalculable damage to this city’s art treasures

Sneak Peek clues — STREETS OF AMERICA
($200) This raucous Big Easy street wasn’t named for a liquor, but rather the ruling French family of the time in 1721
($400) Streets in his hometown of Portland include Van Houten & Flanders; he gave Milhouse & Ned those surnames
($600) In Lewes in this state, “The first town in the First State”, don’t miss the shops & fun of… Second Street
($800) Sixth Street in this Texas City keep things weird with places like Lazarus Brewing, started by a pastor who loves beer
($1000) Beale Street in this city has historically served as a magnet for blues musicians

ANSWERS: show