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| Premier Sunday crossword of September 19th, 2021 other clues |
| Upside-down-sleeping mammal |
| Economizes to a fault |
| Untrustworthy sort |
| One way to serve apple pie |
| Very solitary sort |
| Monkey (with) |
| Frigid-weather readings |
| Military missions, in brief |
| Old Ford div. |
| Tennis great Chris |
| Classic Coca-Cola slogan |
| “Son of,” in Arabic names |
| Thurman of “Kill Bill” films |
| Volcanic flow |
| Watershed draining dozens of U.S. states |
| Busy crawler |
| Make sport of |
| Cocktail party spread |
| School in England’s East Midlands |
| The Emerald Isle |
| Play — in (contribute to) |
| Heap |
| Graduate student’s position that might include conducting experiments |
| “Give — ring” |
| Plantain lily, familiarly |
| Actress Ward of “Sisters” |
| Polite cut-in words |
| Drains of color |
| Heaps |
| Tulsa-to-Topeka dir. |
| Metropolises, e.g. |
| Climb |
| — pro nobis |
| Flight guess, in brief |
| “In time the reason shall be made clear” |
| Furnish with new weapons |
| Mean Roman emperor |
| Kung — chicken |
| “The Magic Flute” composer |
| Stylish filmmaker |
| Made giggle |
| Active, as a law |
| Out of sight |
| San Fran football team |
| Music scorer |
| Explorer John or Sebastian |
| Letter before beth |
| Triple-time dance, in France |
| Broody rock subgenre |
| Bend at a curtain call |
| Woodworking tool |
| Swarms (with) |
| Not at all tall |
| Mustard alternative |
| Choler |
| “Delicious!” |
| One of 11 in a Christmas song |
| Carell of “The Office” |
| Knighted Ringo |
| Cappuccino alternative |
| Ostrich relative |
| Mo. in spring |
| Final letter |
| Hosp. triage sites |
| Riddle-me- — |
| KO counter |
| Some sorority letters |
| Grab — (eat quickly) |
| Al who won four Indy 500s |
| French buddy |
| Driveway-topping goo |
| Stinging hits |
| Lays into |
| Something to RSVP to online |
| More stable |
| Longtime Twins catcher Joe |
| Navel type |
| Swizzles |
| Airline to Oslo |
| Basketballer — Thomas |
| 2014 Wimbledon winner Kvitova |
| Sickly |
| Compete (for) |
| “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” musical |
| Military mission, in brief |
| Spiner of “Star Trek” films |
| Neckline shape |
| Dinosaur in Nintendo games |
| Actress Kaitlin |
| Singer with the 2007 hit “1234” |
| Whac- — (reflex-testing game) |
| Of kidneys |
| Slyly spiteful |
| Engraved stone pillar |
| Divining card |
| Old JFK jet |
| “Die Lorelei” poet Heinrich |
| Actress Massey |
| Window segments |
| Baseballer Martinez |
| Stayed home for a meal |
| Washer cycle |
| Cool, in jive talk |
| That, in Peru |
| Singer Carly — Jepsen |
| A cow milker tugs on it |
| H.S. juniors’ exams |
| Campaigning pro |
| Net address |
| Wash clothes |
| Untrustworthy sort |
| Have a spat |
| Pine (for) |
| “— Can Cook” (old culinary show) |
| Brain, for one |
| Food taste associated with MSG |
| Must have |
| Actress Joanne |
| Red lab dye |
| Divided |
| Drug dealer |
| Overly fond sort |
| Baby’s cry |
| Yes, to Gigi |
| British “Inc.” |
| Govt. agent |
| Of city govt. |
| Enzyme suffix |
| L-P center |
| Frequently, to poets |
| Suffix meaning “animals” |
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