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Celibate brother crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of December 2nd, 2012 other clues |
"Got it!" |
Defraud |
Ice hockey footwear |
"L'—!" (toast in Hebrew) |
Trusts in |
1960s-'70s Ford model |
Giant in life insurance |
Believability |
"Gone" star Seyfried |
Step |
Start of a riddle |
Doofus: Var. |
Suffix with dull or drunk |
On the whole |
Riddle, part 2 |
Diamond legend Mel |
Factual |
"XXX's and —" (Trisha Yearwood country hit) |
French female friend |
Riddle, part 3 |
Clapton and Carmen |
— a scratch (no damage) |
Due |
Chocolate-and-caramel candy |
Commotion |
Bicker |
Uno plus uno |
Riddle, part 4 |
Bargain basement container |
"— La Vida Loca" (1999 hit song) |
Fighting fish |
They're in some pods |
Frittata, e.g. |
Sheltered from the wind |
Celtic tongue |
Riddle, part 5 |
Purveyed |
Swerve |
Go via ship |
"First Blood" director Kotcheff |
End of the riddle |
Helix shape |
52, to Cato |
Termite lookalikes |
Riddle's answer |
Rushed, as to attack |
J. Paul Getty or J.R. Ewing |
Sparkling |
Cold — (very unfriendly) |
Discomfort |
Where folks in lounge chairs might get splashed |
Geek Squad guys, say |
One flinging something |
It follows that |
Psychic's gift |
Circle portion |
That lady's |
Pub beer |
Steak, say |
Fails to be |
— Ness monster |
Leg joint |
Like clear night skies |
— dragon (giant lizard) |
Oman man |
Editor Brown |
Outer limits |
Long bath |
Diversion for Fluffy |
Spices' kin |
Wore away |
Including everything |
One way to fall in love |
"In the red," for one |
Pooch's foot |
First-aid expert, briefly |
Overhead bin user, e.g. |
Prefix for "different" |
Inherited via the mother's side |
Gambling parlors, for short |
Celibate sister |
Velvet or Hallow ender |
Actor Culkin |
"Kitchy —!" |
URL ender |
AOL or Juno |
Passing vote |
Language of medieval literature |
Enthusiastic about |
Head swellers |
Study of wealth: Abbr. |
Bankrupted company of 2001 |
"Phooey!" |
Fit for the skillet |
Armstrong of jazz trumpet |
Mad as — hen |
— -Lay |
Tyler of films |
9mm gun |
One- — (short show) |
Fink |
H.S. transcript no. |
Baldwin of "The Aviator" |
Trickle |
Imitated |
Submits (to) |
Modest "Methinks," online |
Authorization |
Sunglasses |
"Inc." kin |
"— -Ca-Dabra" (1974 tune) |
Join securely |
T-X link |
French "the" |
The "D" of ETD: Abbr. |
Suffix of nationalities |
Scot's "not" |
Carrere of "Jury Duty" |
French port |
Manning the quarterback |
Satisfy |
Michael formerly of Disney |
Hoopster Smits or comic Mayall |
Goes the distance |
Fat-shunning Jack |
Lunar stage |
Of a charged particle |
Arrive at |
Cross off |
El — (kind of current) |
Makeup of Polynésie |
Dec. holiday |
Scruff |
Aide of Frankenstein |
Drano target |
Prefix with byte or gram |
Sports draw |
Harris and Wood |
Sales agent, informally |
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