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Premier Sunday crossword of December 28th, 2014 other clues
Classic pop brand
Prickly plants
Suffix with bull
CBS spinoff starting in '09
Tolkien brute
Italian "a"
Mineo of "Exodus"
Crocodilian reptiles
"— not to be"
"... there — square"
Brewski
Beau — (noble act)
"— Mir Bist Du Schön" (1938 #1 hit)
With 1-Down, 1932 jazz hit
Chop (off)
Tweak, e.g.
Fraternity "T"
Seized sedan, say
Low "Yo!"
Vernal month
Windmill sails
Suffix with Midwest
Sanyo rival
Ill-bred
Sudden influx
Sweat bit
Both, to begin with?
Looking into carefully
Racy art
URL closer
"The Simpsons" store clerk
Interstate inn
Bathing site
Guiding light
Zine staffers
"Tammy" has two
— fide (true)
Legal claim on property
"The Eagle — landed"
Prediction that lots of pines and firs will grow?
Snuff stuff
Biochem material
E flat soundalikes
Ruining a "Key Largo" co-star?
25% of XII
Help illicitly
Blade metal
Grain type
Soap, e.g.
The Lone Ranger's horse appeases?
In history
Curve part
Rutabaga relatives
More stark
Moniker for a praline nut?
Chichi scarf
Retired female professor
Unlock, to a poet
Eyes, to a poet
100% pure white wine?
Glycerides, e.g.
Lite, maybe
Cot or bunk
African scavenger
"Garfield" pooch
Shoot (for)
Beach, in summer?
Scavenger's food source
Luau food
Most cozy
Coverage for people renouncing their beliefs?
Granite State sch.
— -Coburg (old German duchy)
Rat hunters
— tai
Six, in Spain
Activity for a mountaineer in an Asian island country?
Hog sound
Peekaboo phrase
Ram
Touchy
Pilot
Less full
See 46-Down
Chomsky of linguistics
Monstrous birds of myth
Pie — mode
Dr.'s area
Hi-tech helper
Organism living with another in mutualism
Ferrari FF, e.g.
SFO landing
Risqué West
D.C. hrs.
"Two and — Men"
Sentence-ending dot
Nosy types
Italian clerical title
Of Holy Communion
Daddy Warbucks' henchman
Covert get-togethers
Starting on
Ethyl ending
Freeway entry lanes
Words With Friends, e.g.
Boba — ("Star Wars" role)
Gloating cry from a bamboozler
Vandal, often
Rhine feeder
Head of the Department of Paving Material?
— -deucy (game with dice)
"— -ching!"
Rand of objectivism
Funny lady Fields
Tony-winning Adams
Spanish waterways
Fedexed, e.g.
Trouble-free
Supplies with a crew
— and downs
"— can't"
Bronze metal
"Mad Men" channel
Robinson of literature
Virgil work
Equilibrium
Gender offender
Zellweger or Fleming
Scrub
Nasser's nation: Abbr.
Roads with nos.
Prefix with 126-Down
Pot payment
Sikorsky of plane design
Plane's place
"Fancy that!"
Firth of Clyde port
"To Helen" poet
Filmer, briefly
Hi-fi part
On fire

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