Here are 9 triple stumpers from the 2-26-2018 Jeopardy! match.

DEEP STATE ($800) We’d have to say the Soudan Underground Lab has the coolest spot in Minnesota– about .-01 degrees F. above this

BEJEWELED ($800) When dense, black lignite coal takes on a high polish & is used for jewelry, it’s called by this high-flying name

($1000) Seen here, both these gems are vulnerable to scratching; they become adjectives by adding “-escent” (click here for the left one and on the image for the right)

THE BOOK’S ORIGINAL LANGUAGE ($800) “The Name of the Rose”

($1000) “The Pianist”, a wartime memoir & the basis for a 2002 film

SEARCH TERMS ($600) To reconnoiter ahead of a main body, or the soldier who does it

THE TV CHARACTER IS HAVING A MOMENT ($1000) Tony DiNozzo’s head demanded constant slapping & Jethro was happy to help on this drama

A LONG ELEVATOR RIDE ($400) When it opened in 1902, the Santa Justa lift elevator in Lisbon, Portugal uniquely used this type of power, like the Clermont

THE WEATHER ($1000) Around 1806 this British commander drew up a “wind force scale and weather notation”

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