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"— any drop to drink" crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of June 15th, 2014 other clues |
La — (Philadelphia university) |
Richard Gere title role of 2000 |
Intl. commerce group |
Munch on |
Fictional Solo |
High degree |
Arabian ruler |
Conclude |
Lead-in to suction |
Premaritally named |
Snow queen in "Frozen" |
Duffel with workout gear, maybe |
Blockhead |
"You could — pin drop" |
300, to Livy |
Far from cool |
Pier |
Egyptian — (spotted cat breed) |
Tangle up |
Grafton's "— for Outlaw" |
Pond flora |
Sharif of film |
Melon, e.g. |
Ski lift type |
Lea females |
Manna eater |
"Tra" follower |
Donovan of "Clueless" |
Producing an effect |
Speak wildly |
So-far nonexistent |
Waikiki site |
Carta lead-in |
Everest, e.g. |
Outer: Prefix |
Cease |
Arm bone |
Flynn of old films |
Hardly subtle |
Census datum |
Actor Belushi |
Primed |
Its capital is Bucharest |
Install, as tile |
Prefix with polar |
Old directory-assistance request, in Belmopan? |
Pan coverer |
Pudding starch |
Early utopia |
"I'm not impressed" |
'60s hairdo |
The old man |
Dark genre |
Samara-dropping tree |
Unorthodox sect |
Green gp. |
— Stanley Gardner |
Indian bread |
Amer. money |
Brazil — |
Bistro check |
County officer |
Cain raiser |
Slithery fish |
Pressed |
Less difficult |
Pro-gun gp. |
Very dry, as champagne |
Bill — and His Comets |
Whittle away |
Infiniti rival |
Adversity |
Starbuck's captain |
Vitamins, e.g. |
Duo quadrupled |
"— -haw!" |
Gets close to |
Ale barrels |
Dependents expecting meals, in Budapest? |
Caesar of 1950s TV |
Mortise's counterpart |
Add an inducement, in Stockholm? |
Full-speed, archaically |
Rock band staple, in Doha? |
Place to live |
Galaxy unit |
Really tough puzzle, in Manama? |
Steelmaking places |
Like Bach's music |
Divided-skirt garment |
Paul's "Exodus" role |
Really anger |
RR building |
Less effectual |
— facto |
In the vicinity |
— lang syne |
Early TV comic Louis |
Hip-hop artist |
Contemptible |
Bona fide |
Alternative to GPS |
Tart pie topping, in Sanaa? |
Radiate |
"Break —!" ("Do well!") |
Jai — |
Hand over a duty, in Thimphu? |
Beach Boys hit, in Kigali? |
Land o' leprechauns |
Will be now? |
Bausch and Lomb brand |
Locality |
Balsa floater |
Lav, in Bath |
Sign of rot |
Greek harp players of old |
Promise |
Chastain of women's soccer |
Deli salmon |
Pol Trent |
Orwell novel, in Port-au-Prince? |
Gallic pals |
Sch. URL ender |
Lao-tzu's universal |
Sporty truck, briefly |
Journalist Curry |
Pen tip |
Norm |
Ornamental ruffle |
— kwon do |
"You're right" |
Vulcans, e.g. |
Actor Wass |
Argue in too much detail |
Dictionary of geography |
Long suit |
Needle hole |
Kentucky Derby drink |
Israeli leader Golda |
Soap stuff |
— Montoya ("The Princess Bride" swordsman) |
Deborah of "The King and I" |
Center |
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