Can You Answer the Jeopardy! Clues James Holzhauer Couldn’t?

WE WILL ROCK YOU: In 2018 this band “didn’t have a dime but I always had a vision, always had high, high hopes�

AMERICAN HISTORY: A 1975 N.Y. Daily News headline after this man opposed a federal bailout: “To City: Drop Dead�

PHRASE ORIGINS: 19th-century exhibitions saw fire brigades competing either using water, or in one of these, now a term for a practice effort

AMERICAN HISTORY: On June 1, 1660, Mary Dyer, one of this religious sect’s “Boston martyrs,� was hanged on Boston Common

THE FIRST WINNER: In 1903 Maurice Garin was its first winner in 94 hours, 33 minutes, 14 seconds

HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES: Constitution Day is September 17; this related set is celebrated every December 15

ROOT '66: Modern auto safety took a big step in 1966 as LBJ signed bills mandating seatbelts and rupture-resistant these

MONET-PUNNY: A common sight was walking around Monet who worked outdoors, as in a cliff walk in this Channel-side French region

DON'T TREAD ON MEME: A 2016 interview with this Batman actor found him looking sad; the internet then made him the meme we deserve

BALLET: The creators of 1943’s Fancy Free called each other Lenny & Jerry — Leonard Bernstein and this choreographer

LET’S GO TO THE WILDLIFE REFUGE: More than 5,000 of these big deer spend winters at the Wyoming national refuge named for them

JOURNALISTS: Often called the first “war� one of these, Crimean war reporter William Howard Russell preferred “special� one

AMERICAN POETRY: Frank O’Hara’s most famous poem is “The Day Lady Died,� in which he reads about this jazz singer’s death in 1959

THE CIVIL WAR: On July 21, 1861, the Union attacked the Confederates near a stone bridge crossing this creek in the first battle of it

MUSIC FESTIVALS: At the Montreux Jazz Festival, you might see smoke on the water of this Swiss lake’s shoreline

CAR TALK: Introduced in the 1980s, this Ferrari model has a name that means "red head"

SCIENCE CENTRAL: In 1916, the great chemist Gilbert Lewis called the central part of an atom this, a word we use for the seed of an apricot pit

SMORGAS-WORD: Almost before and after: "Ne m'oubliez pas" flowers bloom as a Dallas TV spinoff

LAKE NAME-IS-MEMORABLE: Those imaginative Canadians! Okanagan Lake's Ogopogo and Lake Memphremagog's Memphre are these

TAKE "OUT": The term this type of "art" by self-taught non-mainstream artists was coined by Roger Cardinal in 1972

HISTORY: In ancient Rome if you were free but non-aristocratic, say a baker or an artisan, you were in this class

MOVIES IN THE DIRECTV GUIDE: "Two hit men, a boxer, a crime boss, and others meet their fates over the course of two days"

OCCUPATIONAL VERBS: In a 1999 speech Nelson Mandela said his government would do this "on" toward national reconciliation

NOVEL CHARACTERS: In this novel insurance agent Walter Neff turns to murder after falling for a woman he loves like a rabbit loves a rattlesnake

GREEK CUISINE: Made in the Vytina region, the first type of this sweetener does not crystallize

CRAZY WEATHER WE'RE HAVING!: In 2013 there were 114-degree temps in La Rioja, the wine belt of this South American country

SOCIAL STUDIES: He's a senator from Nebraska and the author of Them: Why We Hate Each Other — and How to Heal

1930s SLANG: The 1930s were a time of poverty, and dog soup meant a glass of this

"TAKE" IT: This manifold supplies fuel and air to your car's cylinders

IT'S A GAS: Europe's first use of gas for this purpose was with coal gas in William Murdock's cottage in 1792

BREAKS & LIVERS: The portal vein bring venous blood to the liver, while this artery brings oxygenated arterial blood

MOVIE STORES: In The Shop Around the Corner, Margaret Sullavan and this actor bicker at work but are sweethearts by letter

THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR: Some 800 American volunteers died fighting for the Loyalists, many as part of a battalion named for this 19th c. president

HEY, "B.B.": Stove placement of lower priority items

WORLD OF SPORT: The 2018--19 season of auto racing's World Endurance Championship concludes with the 87th running of this event

STATE SCHOOL, THAT GREAT SCHOOL: In 1965 John Irving entered this Midwest school's prestigious writers workshop and worked with Kurt Vonnegut

TRICKY TRAILS: It takes a full day to manage this Yosemite peak

TASTE SENSATIONS: Big, full-bodied, jammy, and, dare we say, unsubtle red wines are called these "bombs"

STAGE CRAFT: The musical Anything Goes, set on an ocean liner, has a song with this appropriate French title

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: In 1985 Philip Morris acquired this maker of Jell-O and Oscar Mayer meats for almost $6 billion

THE MONTHLY MOVIE TITLE: In 1964 Burt Lancaster played a general attempting a military takeover of the government in this film

PHOTOGRAPHY: This company near the end of the alphabet has won three Academy Awards in science and engineering for its camera lenses

DON'T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK: Shakespeare's Portia says, "How far that little" this "throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world"

COMPLETE THE BOOK TITLE: Ruth Ware's thriller set on a cruise ship, "The Woman in" this room

DON'T BE AFRAID OF THE DARK: Preserved in Jerusalem, "The War of the Sons of Light Against the Sons of Darkness" is one of the seven original these

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: Paternalism is restricting freedom in our (supposed) best interests, like state taxes on these, which began in Iowa in 1921

EPISTOLARY NOVELS: The Boy Next Door, a 21st-century novel by Meg Cabot, uses this newer form of correspondence

ACTRESSES: On The Handmaid's Tale, Ann Dowd plays this imposing and authoritarian aunt

THE 2018 IG NOBEL PRIZES: The Anthropology Award went to a report on "cross-species imitation" between these apes and humans at zoos

PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES & A BOAT: This train sung of by blues artists got its name from its 12:05 A.M. departure en route to Parchman Penitentiary