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Lion portrayer Bert crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of May 1st, 2022 other clues |
| Wearing nightclothes, for short |
| Meanie’s look |
| In addition |
| Eyelid hair |
| Steel, e.g. |
| Ancient Greek region |
| Empty spaces |
| World’s fair |
| Illegal detention |
| Columbus is its capital |
| British actor Guinness |
| “Mind your — business!” |
| High, round collar not folding over on itself |
| Bulblike base of a stem |
| — cat (two-base game) |
| Without any variety |
| Neighbor of Minn. and Ill. |
| Ingest |
| Jewish potato pancake |
| Boston NBAer, for short |
| Relative of a guinea pig |
| Paint job made to look like marble, wood, etc. |
| New Nintendo console of 2012 |
| Feature of Betty Boop’s hair |
| Big antlered beast |
| “— Mio” |
| Opposite of dep., in an airport |
| Crude sheds |
| Thin porridge |
| Car shaft |
| Saw against the main grain, as wood |
| Project detail, for short |
| Bit of money seized by a Secret Service agent |
| Sell at a pawnshop |
| Ecol. monitor |
| Opponent |
| Middays |
| “I taut I — a puddy tat!” |
| Tiny arachnid |
| Shade trees |
| J. — Hoover |
| Flip — coin |
| Like overdue birthday wishes |
| DEA worker |
| Bill and Ted went on one in a 1991 film |
| Irish money |
| Wombs |
| Bring about |
| Bible book after Prov. |
| Some flawed garments: Abbr. |
| Q-V linkup |
| Add-on to the end of a wd. |
| “Spider-Man” director Sam |
| Bit of a bray |
| Wedlock not based on love |
| Most polar |
| Cheer up |
| Sea nymph |
| Burros, e.g. |
| Sovereign |
| — occasion (never) |
| Letter two before iota |
| Paris’ river |
| VIP vehicle |
| Toronto-to-Montreal dir. |
| Margarine |
| Prada or Fendi replica, maybe |
| Maintenance job on a car |
| Indy sponsor |
| Ballet outfit |
| Something very easy |
| Vegas casino |
| Some Siouan speakers |
| MetLife rival |
| Concern for a dermatologist |
| Concern for a dermatologist |
| Horror film lab assistant |
| Twice tetra- |
| “Psst” cousin |
| — avis |
| Some old Fords |
| The “S” of GPS: Abbr. |
| Hosp. zones |
| Ideal serve |
| Young fella |
| Two, in Chile |
| “Beloved” novelist Toni |
| Deprives of weapons |
| Buc, Bronco or Niner |
| “Sorry, too busy” |
| Beatty of film |
| Bodily digit |
| Cindy Brady player Susan |
| Big striped cat, in French |
| Former jets to the U.K. |
| A/C output qtys. |
| Bit of non-needled body art |
| Landscape painter Asher Brown — |
| Sour plum |
| Like low-quality eggs |
| Stage star Hagen |
| City transport |
| Title for Kate Middleton |
| Alcohol in liquor |
| Component of a coated glass-bead bracelet, perhaps |
| Landlords or landladies |
| Even score |
| Empty |
| Forum attire |
| Having protruding hearing organs |
| In the past |
| Yang go-with |
| Apt cry of disbelief for this puzzle |
| Sings gently |
| Coagulate |
| U.S. pres., militarily |
| Rebuke from Caesar |
| Inquires |
| Like a dweeb |
| “Continue” |
| About, before a date |
| Architect Maya |
| At this place |
| Chiang Kai- — |
| Lather (up) |
| Broody rock genre |
| Gather up |
| Investigate pryingly |
| Hoodwinked |
| Very loudly, in music |
| Global finance org. |
| Miami loc. |
| Teacher’s union, in brief |
| Stud money |
| Old TV ministry inits. |
| Old Storms and Trackers |
| 2002 “Friday the 13th” sequel |
| Paraphrase |
| Whole lotta |
| On Sunset Blvd., e.g. |
| Knightly title |
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