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Premier Sunday crossword of September 8th, 2013 other clues |
Victors' wreaths |
Sir Isaac — |
Slangy negative |
Shaft of light |
Call a halt to |
"The jig —" |
Turner and Kennedy |
Ming of basketball |
Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas |
Feature of "gum" but not "gem" |
Pledge |
Download for a Kindle |
Bible book before Habakkuk |
Give a hug to |
Fill with a crayon |
Not dynamic, as a verb |
Expand |
"— so much" |
Lug |
"Who's there?" answer |
Make — deal out of |
Speed-of-sound ratio |
Scorching |
"The — Coochi Coo" (1961 hit) |
Musicality |
Winter hrs. in Wichita |
"... — iron bars a cage" |
When shows are broadcast |
Forever |
Had faith in |
Inquires |
Bereft |
— Lanka |
Myopic "Mr." |
"I — You" (hit for Elvis) |
Concludes |
Hard — follow |
"I thought — a deal!" |
Humble |
Phonies |
Fast one |
One way to mark losses |
Clown name |
Love deity |
See 102-Across |
Sinus docs |
Cookie-pushing org. |
Hexa- halved |
Hex- ending |
Duelist's weapon |
— Club (retail chain) |
Weds on the sly |
Swine food |
Carter of "Gimme a Break!" |
"Stat!" |
Film director George A. — |
Bluish hue |
Cruel Curry in a London borough? |
Kitty chip |
The real — |
Skirt's edge |
Give Mason the ax? |
Make do with Paul? |
"— a Letter to My Love" (1981 film) |
Road goop |
Song syllable |
Acne care brand |
Physics prize of note |
Show penitence |
College founded by Hagen? |
Heredity determiner |
Attired |
Flummoxed |
Mrs., in Bonn |
Question for Knotts when he's holding a package? |
Bygone space station |
Extreme joy |
Arcing tennis shot |
Second letter addendum: Abbr. |
Singer with the 2011 album "21" |
Goes by car |
Came in first |
Sculpting aid |
Not too tasty |
"— a Rock" (1966 hit) |
"Ni-i-i-ice!" |
Semis, say |
Go bad |
Return Shearer's phone call? |
Operatic solo |
Running shoe brand |
Traffic sound |
Billion : giga- :: trillion : — |
Anthony championing personal liberties? |
— noires (bugbears) |
January, in Spain |
Coll. dorm supervisors |
— -haw (donkey's sound) |
Moose kin |
With 111-Down, connect two dots, maybe |
Battling it out with Murdoch? |
Put Arthur on mood-stabilizing medication? |
Regatta tool |
Poet John |
Exclude |
"Whew, such a relief that Kahlo arrived!" |
Area |
Samplings |
Prep school on the Thames |
Tram loads |
Ukrainian port city |
Exclude |
Unit of force |
Sheffield loc. |
Pervade |
It's negatively charged |
Vote in |
Twain's Tom |
"— live and breathe!" |
Very virile |
Nearly globe-shaped |
Palindromic "before" |
Lounges idly |
All: Prefix |
Lab's — dish |
Great Lakes tribesmen |
Northern French river |
Commence |
Monocle, e.g. |
Pledge |
Answer from the accused |
"Warrior" co-star Nick |
2,065, in old Rome |
Year, in old Rome |
Fawn's father |
Defective |
Uvea's organ |
Cat breed |
Virtual marketer |
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