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Foot or shoe part crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of June 4th, 2017 other clues |
Bar brew, in Berlin |
Golf's McIlroy |
Rejecting |
Towed-away car, maybe |
Basketball's -- Thomas |
University in Granville, Ohio |
Beckett's 'Waiting for --' |
Greek dawn goddess |
Relaxed |
Has an itch |
Riddle's answer |
Uproar |
Bedevil |
Hosp. zones |
Riddle, part 2 |
Vain sort's problem |
Infomercial host Popeil |
Riddle, part 3 |
Very, to Verdi |
Beguile |
Big insurance company, for short |
Is leaked |
Riddle, part 4 |
Villa d'-- |
Big NYSE event |
Jewish round dance |
Riddle, part 5 |
Walk across a creek |
Boating tool |
Journeyed |
Rte. parts |
With 62-Across, student's grade booster |
'A Mighty Fortress -- God' |
Bro's counterpart |
Kwik-E-Mart proprietor |
SAG- -- (labor union) |
WNW's reverse |
Buzzing (with) |
Large meal |
Screws up |
Woolen ball on a hat |
Catering hall receptacle |
Laugh syllable |
Second-rate |
Wren dens? |
'-- already said ...' |
City on the Arkansas |
Like some marshes |
See 61-Across |
'-- a go' |
Younger Obama girl |
Covered with brushwood |
Lima-based flag carrier of 1973-99 |
Sells from a cart, say |
Yucky stuff |
Covered with frosting |
Logging tools |
Sharpening belts |
Zodiac sign before Virgo |
'-- ed Euridice' (Gluck opera) |
Craftsperson |
Look at leeringly |
Siberian dog |
'Fingers crossed!' |
Custard ingredient |
Loudness: Abbr |
Skye of the screen |
'Giant' skiing events |
Dice, e.g |
Maned beast |
Slalom curve |
Eden dweller |
'Give that -- cigar!' |
Military commander |
Slam into |
'Glinda of Oz' author |
Milky and iridescent |
Smelted stuff |
End of the riddle |
'Stormy Weather' composer Harold |
Moisture-removing additives |
Some gametes |
Extra details |
'Yeah, that's the spot!' |
Most needy |
Spoken tests |
'Yoo- --!' |
Mythical beast |
Star bursts |
Facet |
Feedbox fill |
Name of Amazon Echo's personal assistant |
Start for cycle |
-- de deux |
Feeling sick |
Nephew of Abel |
Start of a riddle |
-- Kan (old brand of dog food) |
Female, e.g, |
Nephew, e.g |
Still sleeping |
-- nova |
Finking sort |
Nile biter |
Stockpile |
-- Picchu (Inca site) |
Fishel of 'Boy Meets World' |
Non-piercing bit of jewelry |
Suffix with butyl |
12, to Nero |
Fleur-de- -- (royal emblem) |
Of financial matters: Abbr |
Swamp birds |
Actress Ortiz |
Old Dodge models |
Tart's cousin |
Actress Pfeiffer |
Football's Dawson |
Orchestral introduction |
Tesla rival |
Angler's aids |
Foreigner |
Part of ATM |
Appraises |
Gel in a lab |
Pokes fun at |
Tests |
The Great Lakes' -- Locks |
Arthur Conan -- |
Gets better |
Preminger of cinema |
Thereabouts |
Audi rival |
Geyser stuff |
They're uncertain |
Award for excellence |
Glancing rebound |
Raises |
Rare blood type, for short |
Thin and graceful |
Glove worn at first base |
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