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1996-2002 sports sitcom crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of March 20th, 2022 other clues |
| Auxiliary professor |
| Nickname for baseball great Ruth |
| Cultural value system |
| High-fashion clothing |
| Knows someone at the company, say |
| Reluctant (to) |
| “Wait, my rant isn’t finished ...” |
| Private, as desires |
| Agnus — (lamb figure) |
| “Cool beans!” |
| Down dinner |
| Look lewdly |
| 2018 war documentary directed by Peter Jackson |
| Composer — Sebastian Bach |
| Hamilton/Burr confrontation |
| Era upon era |
| Turndowns |
| Stati — (America, in Italian) |
| Stage design |
| La — Tar Pits |
| Gp. opposed to leather |
| Made a habit of taking risks |
| Actress Cuthbert |
| French for “summers” |
| Bible book after Micah |
| Dwell at |
| —Ops (CIA mind games) |
| Coffee holder |
| In love |
| Big name in candy wafers |
| 2011-13 Fran Drescher sitcom |
| Give it — (try) |
| Paris’ Champs- — |
| Certain scanning device: Abbr. |
| St. crossers |
| First book section |
| Former U.N. chief Boutros Boutros- — |
| Stool or pew |
| Milk container |
| Just a tiny bit |
| Op-ed writer Maureen |
| Art of Erté |
| Once existed |
| Eldritch |
| Links gp. |
| Canon camera brand |
| — part (role-play) |
| Song phrase following “See you later, alligator” |
| Amazes |
| Daddy’s boy |
| Prague citizen |
| Victor’s hand gesture |
| Prefix with type or plasm |
| What’s spelled out by the starts of six answers in this puzzle |
| Lot units |
| Countering an attack by missile, e.g. |
| Pundit Huffington |
| Hockey feints |
| Fill with more inventory |
| Like soon-to-be-unveiled tech |
| Mil. school |
| Finished |
| She won a Tony for “Hurlyburly” |
| Stage actress Hagen |
| Pious sister |
| Actor Hume of “Cocoon” |
| Heads, to Henriette |
| Iota preceder |
| Novelist Robbins |
| N.Y. hours |
| Cranky cry |
| Singer DiFranco |
| Stanford- — test |
| Occupy |
| — Lilly and Co. |
| Until this time |
| “Just one moment” |
| Verdi opera |
| Tears to bits |
| “Told ya so!” |
| Recurring themes |
| Detests |
| Author Blyton |
| Oil, informally |
| Dweeb’s kin |
| Cassini of 20-Across |
| Quick quip |
| Minty Kentucky Derby drink |
| — last legs (about to collapse) |
| Biting turtle |
| Ordinal suffix |
| Like so, informally |
| Correo — (Spanish airmail) |
| — over (satisfied for the moment) |
| “Movin’ —” (sitcom theme song) |
| Tube prizes |
| Brand of fruit drinks |
| Year, in Brazil |
| Signs up |
| Multilevel structure for Fluffy |
| Suffix with chlor- or fluor- |
| Model Cheryl |
| “ER” or “CSI” |
| Get a move on |
| Lead-in to “So sue me!” |
| Caesar’s 202 |
| N.C. State’s NCAA div. |
| “— Na Na” |
| Toiling away |
| Fetching |
| Certain surrealist paintings |
| Eye maladies |
| Funds |
| Sly — fox |
| Tortoise’s top |
| Calf product |
| Caesar’s “Behold!” |
| Campus mil. program |
| Singer Halliwell |
| Underside of a dog’s foot |
| Liftoff stress |
| Hebrew horn |
| With 106-Down, North Pole surrounder |
| Cling (to) |
| Perfumer Lauder |
| Absurd |
| Missouri’s — Mountains |
| Toon pic |
| See 99-Down |
| Kin of -ette |
| Novelist Jennifer |
| Pre-CIA gp. |
| “— a girl!” |
| Fabric dye brand |
| Retired NBAer Ming |
| Vote down |
| “True —” (“Indeedy”) |
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