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Meth- ender crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of November 18th, 2012 other clues |
Serves onto a plate |
Feeling blue |
Poultry parts |
She played Gwen Stacy in "The Amazing Spider-Man" |
Quick — flash |
Quickly, in music |
Cakewalk |
Mud thrower, say |
Subjects of Genghis Khan |
Pod animals |
Gunpowder ingredient |
Pianist Rubinstein |
1983 Bryan Adams hit |
Take steps concerning |
They might sit next to coffeepots |
Adult fellows |
Wind ensemble instrument |
Building tops |
Never, in German |
Pal of Ernie |
One of a trio in a tub |
Puzzle cube creator Rubik |
They roll as films finish |
Connection |
"I never — Purple Cow" |
Geller of Israel |
Max who played Jethro |
Big Ten org. |
Rene of "Ransom" |
Cardinal, e.g. |
Point at which patience has run out |
Scanner of bar codes: Abbr. |
Knot |
Nitwit |
Soprano solo |
Barracks bed |
Solicits |
Get — (throw away) |
Film dancer Fred |
"Hey, over this way!" |
Influential 1975 Edward Abbey novel, with "The" |
Italian capital |
Blood-typing system |
Overhang |
Literary lioness |
Man-mouse linkup |
Caribbean island nation |
Pee Wee of the diamond |
2005 Grammy-winning rock supergroup |
Three-piece suit parts |
D sharp's equivalent |
Neck-to-waist areas |
Get ready |
Rejection |
Theme of this puzzle |
Direct route |
"Mad Men" cable chan. |
Cleared by jumping |
Left in, to a proofreader |
Tell untruths |
Hateful ones |
Sorority letter |
"To clarify ..." |
Brainy |
Couldn't help but |
Seville's land, to Sevillians |
Agitate |
Klutz's cry |
"A," in Nice |
Private eye, informally |
Least nutty |
Three-sharp musical sequence |
Bright garden flower |
Krypton, e.g. |
Not healthy |
Loses a stare-down |
Old Soviet premier |
Cook's hourglass |
It has fronds and a trunk |
Italian port |
Suffix with Marx or Mao |
Malodorous mammal |
Geezer |
Not qualified |
Some Native Americans |
"It's the end of —" |
King Minos, for one |
Chucked |
Transpires |
Not fertile |
Big name in flatware |
Center fielder Roush |
— -fi |
Gal's sweetie |
Defames in print |
Follower of Eisenhower |
Cats' prey |
Santa — (California winds) |
Christmas door hanging |
— and reel |
Coaching great Parseghian |
Part of SSN |
Mocks |
Brand of taco kits |
Tined utensil |
Sheriff Andy Taylor's son |
Sunset color |
A zodiac sign |
Cost per day, say |
It merged with Sears |
Not drunk |
Avian hooter |
Brother, in France |
See 115-Down |
Pithy sayings |
Post-hiking problem |
Nominal charge |
Sextet plus a trio |
Pulitzer-winning critic Richard |
Catches on |
Open assertion |
Fa lead-in |
— -Lorraine (French region) |
Incidents |
Burial area |
Big gun |
Disney World park |
Burn soother |
More factual |
Crystal ball gazers |
Jr.-year exam |
With 120- and 86-Down, what centenarians live to |
Conducted |
See 115-Down |
Formerly, name-wise |
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