Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (April 1st 2018) clues of Premier Sunday crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 146 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Georgia city |
| Kind of sock |
| Lead-in to fix |
| D.C. VIP |
| Inventor Howe |
| They follow rhos |
| Like green bananas |
| Bully |
| "D.O.A." star O'Brien |
| Tip, as a hat |
| Range ropes |
| "— for All Seasons" |
| Frank holder |
| "— be a real shame if ..." |
| Siouan speaker |
| Drawn tight |
| Brow shape |
| Trellis strip |
| Light beige |
| Insincerely eloquent |
| Desk tray for to-be-sent documents |
| Space balls |
| Pro-gun gp. |
| "A Bell for —" (1944 novel) |
| Ranch group |
| Rowing tool |
| Garden tool |
| Where a company's leaders meet |
| Eye lustfully |
| Essential |
| Winds down |
| Bialy, e.g. |
| Actor Butterfield |
| Class whose students might cook |
| Post-op site |
| Mu — beef |
| Paltry |
| Mesozoic — |
| Put in a hold |
| Maze route |
| "Nay" sayer |
| Wine holders |
| Joanne of "Red River" |
| On the house |
| Part of n/a |
| Flee hastily |
| Quail flock |
| Pepsi rival |
| Taj Mahal's city |
| Pew or sofa |
| Artist Paul |
| Direction opposite sud |
| Flee hastily |
| Cutty — (clipper ship) |
| Equine beast of burden |
| High degree |
| School org. |
| Test-marking teacher, e.g. |
| Lentil, e.g. |
| Holds dear |
| NBAer Kevin |
| Hoagie ingredient |
| Holler |
| Sweet treats |
| Easy two-pointer |
| Word before while |
| Go upward |
| Writer Sholem |
| Notion, to Pierre |
| Zip |
| See 84-Across |
| Styling goo |
| Shelley work |
| Ship's record |
| Canine coat |
| "... Mac — PC?" |
| Iraq export |
| Busy bugs |
| As a matter of routine |
| Take for granted |
| Snoozefest |
| Mogadishu native |
| Replaced the inner layer of |
| Lego bit, e.g. |
| Witty adage |
| — -Saxon |
| Coral reef |
| — acids |
| Single-named male model |
| Totally tidy |
| Lamb serving |
| Russian autocrat |
| Lentil, e.g. |
| Free speech org. |
| Tiny neighbor of France |
| — as it is |
| Son of Poseidon |
| Totally evil |
| — Bubba (bubble gum brand) |
| Stadium cheers |
| "— gratia artis" (MGM motto) |
| Comic actor Seth |
| Melodic, musically |
| — -Caps (candy) |
| Won gold or silver |
| Jacuzzi sites |
| New England soup |
| Crimson or ruby |
| Gas station fill-up amount |
| Water, to Yvette |
| Little chore |
| Mink relative |
| — gestae (deeds) |
| With 120-Down, like Siamese cats or Frank Sinatra |
| Nasty whales |
| Like a scary ride in a vehicle |
| Moe, for one |
| Tesla CEO Musk |
| African plain |
| Cajun cooking pod |
| Delighted |
| Lustful god |
| Not-quite-identifiable cafeteria food |
| Quality of 2% milk, say |
| Agitate |
| Athenian marketplace |
| Air traveler |
| Singer Cleo |
| Dodge SUV |
| Apt occasion for this puzzle's theme |
| Touched up, as text |
| Home of St. Louis |
| Give up, as territory |
| Give a new look to |
| Essential |
| Word that can follow the ends of 23-, 35-, 38-, 53-, 73-, 89-, 106- and 108-Across |
| "Waterloo" pop group |
| Gerund, e.g. |
| Calc prereq |
| Hawk |
| It follows chi |
| Actor Glass |
| "No way!," in a text |
| Marvy |
| Cantina pot |
| Major melee |