considered generic meaning of jeopardy briefly (didnāt conn with Dutch. but recognize that phrase once you mention)), then one word game shows, then single/double/final, so double dutch made the conn. There are probably a bazillion female shoe terms i donāt know, but it has been a conn a few times.
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I didnāt know Cuban or kitten were shoe words, but i was pretty certain thatās what stiletto and wedge were, and those seemed like the mostly likely shoe words. I didnāt see purple until the reveal, and Iām not really familiar with double jeopardy (is that from the show? A legal term? It sounds vaguely familiar) or double Dutch.
oddly, I knew Kitten
Jeopardy is a legal term - canāt be tried for same crime - thought it would be pretty commonly known (part of the show too)
Double Dutch is the Rope jumping with two long ropes
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Puzzle #262
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All the groupings by me before consulting spouse. Including dumb miss on the yellows, and blue only by process of elimination. Spouse knew blue rationale immediately. I had seen that connection for Stiletto and Wedge from the beginning, but didnāt know that the other two fit it.
Yes, in the game Double Jeopardy is the second half, when all point values are doubled (and there are two daily doubles instead of one, where contestant can bet up to all of his current winnings on the question)(or bet up to $2000 in Double Jeopardy, if he has less than $2000)(I think itās $2000)
And in the legal situation, canāt be tried twice for the same crime IF ACQUITTED in the first trial. Or, as Trumpās attorneys are claiming, so far without success, if not convicted by the senate in an impeachment trial. But perhaps I shouldnāt mention that, since that is not part of the legal principal. IANAL
ctmed on cuban and kitten sandwich semicon, where a kitten sandwich is the lunch of a cruel and callous person.
Got the green first, then jumped the gun on DUTCH cheese, then saw the purple connection . before going back to yellow. Got blue on reveal for the same reason as other posters pointed out. I would have loved to have seen DUMBASS in the purple.
Double Jeopardy is also a great movie based on the legal concept. Guy fakes his death, frames his wife who gets convicted and serves time. She gets out and finds him. She is told she can legally kill him in broad daylight bc she canāt be convicted again.
awful movie and the concept is improperly applied - as she is committing a new crime
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Must have been ladies night at the NYT
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I was clueless on the heels - had only heard of stiletto before.
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reverse seen. Didnāt know p conn, but figured it was letter play of some kind.
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I havenāt seen it in decades. But how would killing the same guy be a new crime? (Donāt answer, itās just a movie
I liked it. I like Judd and Jones)