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Premier Sunday crossword of July 21st, 2013 other clues |
It may begin "Here lies ..." |
Like fables with morals |
Sprayed like a firefighter |
Composer Saint-Saëns |
Maui tourist town |
Wash away |
Consolidate |
Suffix with prophet |
Calc prereq |
Hosiery hitch |
Transmission option |
Coil of yarn |
1985 hit for Sheila E. |
Female graduates |
Middle: Abbr. |
Cello bow rub-on |
Monkey of kid-lit |
Upholstered footstool |
Country singer Travis |
Inits. on a navy vessel |
Neighbor of Ger. |
Apple pie — mode |
Just makes, with "out" |
1965 Marvin Gaye hit |
Dial-up alternative, for short |
Fall away |
Cube inventor Rubik |
Feeble |
Noncircular paths around bodies |
Homeland, affectionately |
Big name in dog food |
108-card game |
Toque or fez |
1967 hit for the Doors |
Robert De — |
1990s exercise fad |
Bldg. units |
Virus, e.g. |
Not closed |
Jay of NBC |
Biblical verb |
Belittling frat brother |
Circus venue |
Touchy |
Bohemianism |
Meanders |
Question's opp. |
Turndowns |
Like Brutus |
Prince — von Bismarck |
Go along with |
Christie's cry |
— many words |
Coloring stuff |
Caméra — |
Ones toeing the line |
Tag anew |
In the habit of |
Crossed a ford |
Get by |
Like a charged atom |
Cyclical, at the beach |
— tai (drink) |
"The — the limit!" |
Markey of Tarzan films |
Nixing mark |
Stalin's land |
See 43-Down |
English dramatist Thomas |
Lyrical verse |
Bruin Bobby |
Peru's Sumac |
Campaigned |
Pope before Gregory XIII |
More nonsensical |
Prison, informally |
— and haw |
Pizza herb |
More irritated |
Rocker Winter |
Plow pioneer |
Noisy clamor |
Basic idea |
Actor Jimmy |
Granny, e.g. |
At — of (priced at) |
Item in a P.O. box |
Part of NATO: Abbr. |
Acne spot |
Performed on stage |
Lies in wait |
Apocryphal archangel |
With 115-Down, nervous and apprehensive |
Part of i.e. |
"... wife could — lean" |
Injure badly |
Jai — |
DEA agent |
"Shape — ship out!" |
Alphabet opener |
"May — of service?" |
Burglar's job |
Missile's path |
"Deathtrap" star Michael |
"For — us a child is born" |
Guitarist Paul |
"Green" sci. |
Sci-fi power |
Infrequent |
"Star Trek" rank: Abbr. |
Pilfer from |
Singer Yoko |
Leaks slowly |
To no extent |
Mismatched collection |
Knife of old infomercials |
— Kippur |
Stream of electrons |
Witches in "Macbeth" |
Cantaloupe or honeydew |
Body gel additive |
"There's — haven't heard!" |
— prayer for |
Univ. Web site suffix |
Beach hills |
"77 Sunset Strip" actor, familiarly |
Mrs. Bunker |
Use an umbrella, say |
Posts again |
Hunter's lure |
Fusible alloys |
Bad-mouth |
"Lo!," to Livy |
Golf norms |
Don of radio |
Deadlock |
100% |
Tableland |
Units of inductance |
Chug- — (guzzle) |
Suffix with Caesar |
Mu — pork |
Western treaty inits. |
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