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Abstract art pioneer Jean crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of September 2nd, 2012 other clues |
Kingston's country |
"Terrible" time for tots |
Pep rally cry |
La — Tar Pits |
Fragrant |
Headset half |
"Act — age" |
Not "Five Easy Pieces," but the 1994 family film ... |
Shape |
Problems for vain people |
Netman Arthur |
Pipe fittings |
Really wreck |
Scout group |
"This — be!" |
"Zip- — -Doo-Dah" |
Gloom-filled |
Not "Three Amigos," but the 1986 comedy ... |
Small vise in a wood shop |
— standstill |
Israel's — Aviv |
Greek letters |
She lived with TV's Bradys |
Train travel |
"The Pickle" star Danny |
Not "Road to Rio," but the 1998 romantic drama ... |
Compound of element #53 |
Eyeball |
"Either you do it — will!" |
Prudish sort |
— dish (lab container) |
Not "Rocky," but the 1974 parody ... |
Celestial ram |
Prefix with surgery |
Footed vase |
Urban trains |
Film preview |
Not "Blue Steel," but the 2004 satirical drama ... |
Commotion |
Minorca, e.g. |
Bring — to one's eye |
African cobras |
See 52-Down |
Shih — |
Boats' rears |
Not "This Gun for Hire," but the 1999 monster movie ... |
Track legend Ashford |
Pianist Peter |
Despot Idi |
Bit of a bite |
Multi-act show |
TDs or RBIs |
Sonar image |
She left Ike |
Swift steed |
Not "Shine," but the 1998 action comedy ... |
Sheehy or O'Grady |
Troop group |
Old Buick |
Cover girl Macpherson |
Engine fuel |
Overdue |
Main dishes |
Joshed |
Old truism |
Numskull |
Greek war god |
It has a small charge |
Baby lion |
At an angle |
The "T" of MIT: Abbr. |
Stop dozing |
Space ball |
Stretchy swimsuit |
Vegas game |
Hill dwellers |
"Yoo-hoo!" |
Coercively |
Extirpate |
Russia's landmass |
Sleeve bands |
More vigorous |
Wine region of Italy |
Ontario's capital, on a scoreboard |
Bit part |
"Caught you!" |
Thousand: Prefix |
Jungle knives |
Finger's tip |
WWII battle town in France |
Toon pic |
Taxi |
Cessation of operations |
West African country |
Air, as an old episode |
Walk — line |
Gillette brand |
"The devil — the details" |
"Klutzy me!" |
With 90-Across, high muckety-muck |
Cook's wear |
Discerned |
Artist's studio |
Wagner's "— und Isolde" |
Berlin article |
Cranium |
Start a volley |
Vampire — |
River in Belgium |
Indian sage |
Big hairdos, briefly |
Opposite SSW |
Emphasize gloatingly |
Magnitude |
"The rest — to you" |
Like a — a cage |
52-wk. spans |
Apple on a desk |
Ghosts |
C-worthy |
A handful of |
Be the victor |
Unlike oil in water |
A boxing ref may call one |
Poli — |
Humorist Bill |
Like kale and endive |
Crafty |
Forest home |
Medical vial |
Weeper of mythology |
Habituate |
Peels, as an apple |
Hypo liquids |
"— ever so humble ..." |
Suffix with electro- |
"There's gold in them — hills!" |
Practical joke |
Cell stuff |
VIP in D.C. |
FDR follower |
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