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Old 01-15-2019, 10:30 PM
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A. Grubby pastry chef.

A. Scrubbing currency.

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Question: What is the definition of MONEY laundering
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Question: What is the definition of MONEY laundering
Correct Jay. And your money laundering clue is MUCH better!

The judges will also accept Silver Flint.

Here’s one more:

A: Cheat a red bird.
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Movies for $800 Alex

A. What about orinthological larceny?

Yes, it looks like a question, but it’s really an answer.
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Correct Jay. And your money laundering clue is MUCH better!

The judges will also accept Silver Flint.

Here’s one more:

A: Cheat a red bird.
What is Jose Cardenal?
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A. primordial conquest
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A. primordial conquest
Likely the same question solves the following answer

A. predawn shutout
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Slam-dunk future HOF’ers for $400 pls.....

A: Princely outhouses
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Who is Albert Pujols?
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Slam-dunk future HOF’ers for $400 pls.....

A: Princely outhouses
Chase Headly?

On the the 'scrubing currency' one I was guessing Silver Flint.

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This one's too easy

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Sticking with potty jokes.....AL Batting Champs for $100....

A: a lavatory that is both long-in-the-tooth and loutish
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Sticking with potty jokes.....AL Batting Champs for $100....

A: a lavatory that is both long-in-the-tooth and loutish
Anyone? Let’s try it this way: “a customer of a lady of the evening who is both long in the tooth and loutish”’
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John Olerud.
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Pie Traynor.....sorry, too slow!
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If Ray Knight pumped iron but walked around in a fog, he would be a hard dazed Knight.

I know, not Jeopardy, but a good play on words I couldn't resist.
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A: 1986 Mets rightfielder shags fly balls endlessly.

Q: What is Strawberry fields forever.
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