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| Premier Sunday crossword of December 20th, 2020 other clues |
| Motion detector, e.g. |
| Portion out |
| Person sleeping next to you, often |
| Like many nuclei |
| Surprise attacker |
| Nero or Napoleon |
| “Hello, Dolly!” star |
| Capital of the country Georgia |
| Doe’s dear? |
| Alley- — |
| Sousing sort |
| TV’s Cheers, for one |
| Top pilot |
| Ice sheets |
| 1960s-’70s talk show host |
| She played Bree on “Desperate Housewives” |
| Al Bundy portrayer Ed |
| Nebraska city |
| Jekyll’s bad side |
| She played the mother on “Lassie” |
| Football’s Joe |
| Country next to Georgia |
| — a soul |
| “Like — not!” |
| Suffix of beliefs |
| Ending for serpent |
| Microscope component |
| Her first Vogue cover was in 1986 |
| Green and Gore |
| — matter of fact |
| Japanese dog |
| Video game pioneer |
| — glance |
| Music genre for brooders |
| Co-author of the 2006 best-seller “Three Cups of Tea” |
| Like low-fat mozzarella |
| Eggs, in labs |
| Pro’s vote |
| Dot in the sea, to Jorge |
| Actor Baldwin |
| Tunneling rodents |
| What to do after hiding, in a kids’ game |
| “M” star |
| Big snakes |
| — Gras |
| Perfectly |
| “Blue Velvet” singer |
| “The Color Purple” novelist |
| In — (irritated) |
| Habited sister |
| Slip- — (some shoes) |
| Links peg |
| Boatload |
| Pod veggies |
| Affluent Rio neighborhood |
| Sitcom associated with nine featured first names in this puzzle |
| Hand-held filming equipment |
| Soviet statesman Gromyko |
| Lost lady in “The Raven” |
| Stinging-tentacle reef dweller |
| “Already?” |
| Got lippy with |
| Pouches |
| Coup d’— |
| Comic Dunn |
| Air pollution |
| Iraq export |
| 32-Down brand since the early 1900s |
| Curtain |
| Actor Holm |
| French wines |
| Linguistic expressions |
| Teeth: Prefix |
| Work unit |
| Process by which an electron is emitted |
| Involve in contention |
| Print resolution abbr. |
| Baseball’s Ott |
| Popular font type |
| Puccini opera |
| Iroquois tribe members |
| Liquor, slangily |
| Elton John’s “— and the Jets” |
| Italian car |
| Soft drink |
| Zen master’s question |
| Suffix with form |
| Tony-winning actress Johns |
| Tennis’ Seles |
| Very valuable violins |
| “Pest” of kiddie lit |
| Beet variety |
| Letter stroke |
| Scoff |
| — kwon do (martial art) |
| Tolkien brute |
| TV “Science Guy” Bill |
| Frontiersman Wild Bill — |
| L-P linkup |
| — Lankan |
| Tumbler’s surface |
| Wildlife-tracking ID |
| Balletic bend |
| Thanksgiving side servings |
| Joking type |
| Water barrier |
| Tot amuser |
| Add up to |
| State as fact |
| City in Ohio |
| Luke and Leia’s father |
| “And on and on”: Abbr. |
| Architect Ludwig Mies van der — |
| Eden dweller |
| Actress Greta |
| Jewish month after Adar |
| Baby food |
| Malted quaff |
| No longer in the mil., e.g. |
| 1973 Jim Croce hit |
| Gourmet mushrooms |
| Buckwheat noodle of Japan |
| Fail to put in |
| Caviar source |
| The Doors song with a Calif. city in its title |
| Refrain from imbibing |
| “Holy” council |
| Gives rise to |
| Shiny plastics |
| Jungian inner personality |
| Fictional sleuth Arsène |
| Pointless |
| Prefix meaning “people” |
| Spanish river |
| Bits of wit |
| Baseball’s Slaughter |
| Farmland unit |
| Shanty |
| Pick-up-sticks math game |
| Prefix with car |
| Classroom aides: Abbr. |
| Antique Olds |
| Actress Arthur |
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