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Folk sayings crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of September 9th, 2018 other clues |
TV inits. since 1975 |
Vexed a lot |
Selfish driver of a sort |
TV inits. since 1975 |
Multipiece gifts for calligraphers |
Cavity-fighting org. |
Fruit of a Chinese tree |
Discount department store chain |
Blazing |
Clothes smoother |
Less fatty |
Church councils |
Feudal lord |
Neighbor of Niger |
Eagle's nest |
Comical bits |
"— hundred flowers bloom" |
Work group |
Half-baked |
PLO chairman Mahmoud |
Prayer ender |
Europe's "Eternal City" |
"Hee Haw" co-host Clark |
Blind as — |
Used a chair |
Common typeface |
— Polo |
App-based ride option |
— fide (real) |
Grilled steak with thin, diagonal cuts |
Neighbor of Niger |
Alternative to toffee |
County in New Mexico or Colorado |
Aeneas' lover, in myth |
Link two disparate things |
Once — while |
Gp. backing firearms |
Has the helm |
Revered one |
Terminated |
"Wild Thing" rapper Tone — |
High points |
Advance |
Watercourse associated with the starts of eight long answers in this puzzle |
Rabbit's kin |
Part of A.D. |
Attend |
Greek vowel |
Clear out of |
Marsh plant |
Elia piece |
"The Balcony" playwright Jean |
Old flames |
Slips up |
Cookie bits |
Tasmania's capital |
2001 Audrey Tautou film |
Sneer at |
Rap session |
See 76-Down |
India's Rajiv |
Like plays |
Mineo of movies |
Outpost unit |
"That — happenin'!" |
Get dimmer |
Ocala's state |
Envoy: Abbr. |
Verse writer |
Sib acquired via marriage |
Late-'60s music genre |
One-person bands, e.g. |
Nine-person band, e.g. |
Self-image |
Potatoes au — |
Frazier foe |
$20 dispenser |
To be, to Fifi |
"Really?" |
Flames' org. |
Natty scarf |
Car ad abbr. |
Palmtops, e.g., for short |
SPF part |
Internet ID |
Ersatz |
Goggles |
Not breaking the rules |
Blazing |
Fast glance |
Astronomer Carl |
Lizard that may be a pet |
Terrible fate |
Hints |
Schnozz or boff ender |
Refuses, as a chance |
"Where — go wrong?" |
"Norma —" (Field film) |
Auth. unknown |
Initial amount required by a creditor |
Feed in a sty |
Suffix of sugars |
Low point |
Hold sacred |
Windows ad statement |
Verse writer |
Frying vessel |
One dodging |
Perfumer Lauder |
Slovak coin |
— dish (lab item) |
1969 Stevie Wonder hit |
City that Lot fled from |
"Geez!" |
Deplete |
Matthew of "Friends" |
— Paulo |
Crooner Redding |
Tokyo-born Yoko |
Exaggerated and theatrical |
Pirate chant opener |
Reasonable advance notice |
Run across |
Facial locale |
With 6-Down, catch wind of |
Prefix with gender |
Airport strip |
Ringlike isle |
Clear out of |
Soda shop drink |
Dr.'s gp. |
Sells virtually |
Postal stack |
Surg. locales |
Over there |
Vote in favor |
Mag. printing |
England's "Nine Days' Queen" |
"Naturally!" |
Tel. or elec. |
Scrunchies |
Statesman Stevenson |
Long letters |
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