Here are 11 triple stumpers from the 10-30-2017 Jeopardy! match.

WOLVERINE ($800) A wolverine is also known as this word meaning one who eats & drinks voraciously

“ANT”, MAN ($600) Grammatically, in “Sal hit a ball so hard that he knocked the cover off it,” Sal is this to he, as is ball to it

($800) 15-letter word meaning third from the end

MARVEL ($400) Cybernetics implants aid this guardian whose original name in the comics mimicked a Beatles title

10-LETTER WORDS ($1200) It’s the compound word for the garment seen here. Note the buttons

($1600) Clint Eastwood in “In the Line of Fire” laments the underuse of this 10-letter word for a ludicrous scheme or idea

($2000) The positioning of a horn player’s lips & tongue on the mouthpiece is from the French for “mouth”

THE STATE’S SECOND-LARGEST CITY ($800) Oklahoma: once called the “Oil Capital of the World”

($1600) Colorado: home to Norad and Cheyenne Mountain

($2000) Indiana: named for a log stockade named for a Revolutionary war hero

YOU HAVE ME AT A LOSS ($2000) In John 18 Simon Peter deftly relieves Malchus of one of these

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