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Head, in Cannes crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of January 1st, 2012 other clues |
Boxing punches |
Bulk-buying chain |
Professional copyists |
Balls |
Represent as perfect |
Ballerina Galina |
Something bad that has to be done |
Kind of comb |
Picnic crawler |
PIN-taking dispenser |
Sealant stuff |
One-eighty on the road |
One-named Deco artist |
Beastly |
Actor on "The Dick Van Dyke Show" |
Samuel with a code |
Act of keeping watch |
Arsenal stuff |
Three-horse carriages |
Complains |
Longtime classroom magazine |
Dutch banking giant |
Notorious emperor |
Curry of "Today" |
Wide-shoe letters |
Very interested in |
Turn into a mummy |
Thither |
Not far from |
18-yard box, in soccer |
Bear, in Mexico |
Serving several functions |
— -K (tyke's class) |
"Match Game" host |
Joke-telling Jay |
Relaxing resort |
Actor Platt |
Last Greek letters |
Antique Olds |
Ill-bred fellow |
Suffix with east or north |
Engage in silly play |
Intimidate |
Rio de —, Brazil |
Court partitions |
Brazil's first emperor |
Previously, in poetry |
Knighted English portraitist |
Life forms |
Suffix with launder |
Hardly rigid |
Yearbook bit |
Grazing ground |
Amazed cry |
Call to mind |
"Fosse," e.g. |
Neil of the Pet Shop Boys |
Pep up |
Put on, as cargo |
Socks with diamonds |
Like a fez |
Word rearranged and hidden in this puzzle's eight longest answers |
— Brothers (boy band) |
Vying venue |
"Doctor Who" airer |
Cleveland-to-Akron dir. |
Nun |
Eve's mate |
Sea, to Simone |
"What do you — that?" |
With 40-Down, erase |
French for "book" |
Israeli arm |
Air or ami lead-in |
Definite indication |
Thing shot in skeet shooting |
— -a-tat |
Entomb |
Two-by-four |
Title role for Patti LuPone |
Bay State port |
Starch-yielding palm |
Ballpark arbiter |
Crazedly |
Paltry |
Pining type |
Horse kin |
"Do Ya" gp. |
Flowing steadily |
See 9-Down |
"Ask — questions ..." |
Akin to Amish |
Acorn maker |
Ending for cyan |
Continuing |
Open, as a gate |
Coast Guard coup |
Detective novelist — Stanley Gardner |
Cell body |
Poe maiden |
"— -haw!" ("Whee!") |
As a whole |
Beatle bride |
"I lost — meatball ..." ("On Top of Spaghetti" lyric) |
Apply, as ointment |
Wary about |
Break off |
Abner's radio partner |
"Johnny —" (1957 Disney film) |
Attend |
Height: Abbr. |
"Is anyone else here?" |
Teachers' gp. |
Huff and puff |
Appends |
Gas suffix |
Do moguls |
New rough sketches |
Periods |
"Finally — know!" |
Cartoon shopkeeper |
Great elation |
Critic Reed |
Did as told |
Hindquarters |
Certain Volkswagen |
Additional |
Wasp attack |
Youngman of one-liners |
Wind quintet instruments |
Fibbers |
Avoid slyly |
Stellar phenomena |
Mild cheese |
Utter |
Lie around |
— Kan (old dog food brand) |
Track wager |
Cell material |
Wheaton of TV and film |
TV Tarzan player Ron |
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