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Actress de Ravin of “Roswell” and “Lost” crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of June 26th, 2022 other clues |
| Nineveh’s empire |
| Its capital is Kampala |
| 12-step affiliate group |
| New Guinea natives |
| Renovates |
| Ketchup ingredient |
| It’s used for outlining designs in embroidery |
| Internet newsgroup troublemaker |
| Alloy that’s mostly tin |
| 1990s Toyota model |
| Grills in stoves |
| Take a stroll |
| Cheerful disposition |
| Carrying of a boat |
| View anew |
| Nonsense song syllable |
| American bird with all-white plumage |
| “So there!” |
| Feels unwell |
| Lawyers: Abbr. |
| Dental floss coating |
| Difficult matter to deal with |
| Saw or sickle |
| Implore |
| Olympic skater Midori |
| Enumerating |
| Oman locale |
| One trapping |
| Shrink back |
| They may have jingles |
| Passionate love affair |
| Hairstyling goop |
| “C’mon, help me out” |
| “Finally finished!” |
| St. Louis’ — Bridge |
| Artifacts of Angola, e.g. |
| Ares or Eros |
| Greyhound vehicle |
| Misfortunes |
| The U.S. State Department, informally |
| Sultry |
| Pilfer |
| Casual tops |
| Fancy playing marble |
| Even break |
| “... — do say so myself” |
| “In all probability ...” |
| Warned |
| Bird that flies near the ocean’s surface |
| Utter failure |
| Military base |
| “The best is — come” |
| Ancient rival of Athens |
| Became inseparable |
| Apt question for this puzzle |
| Northern Spanish city |
| Pain greatly |
| Person ripping things |
| Key in anew |
| Dwellers around Peru’s peaks |
| Per unit |
| Rescue |
| Spurt out |
| Circular tent |
| Speeding cars’ ovals |
| Boiling mad |
| Equine beast |
| Celestial bear |
| Gears up |
| Farewells |
| Zero |
| Yuletide mo. |
| “Harold and Maude” director Hal |
| When it’s 1600 hours |
| “Blaze” actress Davidovich |
| “Scenes From —” (Bette Midler film) |
| “And Bingo was his —” |
| New Mexico county |
| From Oslo’s country, to its natives |
| Toll rd. |
| “Number 10” painter Mark |
| Stockings, say |
| Classic soda |
| Jr.-year exam |
| Savvy about |
| — -Rooter |
| Tharp of choreography |
| Dinosaur in “Toy Story” |
| Dusting cloth |
| Capital of Ghana |
| Fizzy wine, in brief |
| Walt Whitman’s “— the Body Electric” |
| Fencer’s attack |
| Jason of “Bad Teacher” |
| Celebrity status |
| Doughnut or bagel’s shape |
| New Mexican succulents |
| Common way to mark losses |
| Place to dissect a frog |
| Blue shade |
| Actor Keach of “Mike Hammer” |
| Caesar of old comedy |
| CPR pro |
| Toward a ship’s stern |
| Crusoe creator Daniel |
| Platoon VIP |
| Rodeo lasso |
| Idling position |
| Oinkers |
| Indian lute |
| Gratuity-prohibiting policy |
| Young guy, in hip-hop |
| Pre-Easter time |
| Shoe securer |
| Yukon vehicle |
| Tease in fun |
| Head cover |
| Mark of TV’s “Supernatural” |
| Certain penpoint feature |
| Seal, as a house-buying deal |
| Hinder |
| Novelist Dostoyevsky |
| Deadpan humor |
| “The Office” character Pam |
| Wood shoe |
| Treasure pile |
| “— vincit amor” |
| Winona of “Black Swan” |
| Once-popular anesthetic |
| Rival |
| You, of yore |
| “Stop staring —!” |
| Ostrich kin |
| Ky. neighbor |
| Part of B.A. |
| Kipling’s “Follow Me —” |
| Org. founded by Billie Jean King |
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