Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 1st 2023) clues of Premier Sunday crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 148 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Vardalos of Hollywood |
| Sierra, Yukon and Acadia |
| Trendy berry |
| Shells out |
| Boggy areas |
| Motorists’ gp. |
| Very thin, as clouds |
| “It matters to me” |
| Escorted from outside |
| Org. with bag screeners |
| The whole — and caboodle |
| Fox-sighting cry |
| Jagged, as a leaf’s edge |
| “When I Need You” singer Leo |
| Hopper of old gossip |
| Fake coins |
| Not fooled by |
| Previous to |
| Globe |
| Ergo |
| Japanese noodle type |
| In no danger |
| Playwright O’Neill |
| Links letters |
| Dangerous |
| Vetoing vote |
| Genetic stuff |
| Spider’s hatching pouch |
| Naval forces |
| — Field (Mr. Met’s home) |
| * Getting tired |
| Baby bird |
| Evergreen with red arils |
| Actress Polo |
| Stephen of “V for Vendetta” |
| Young moray, e.g. |
| Cowl wearer |
| * Hope when the situation is desperate |
| Mosque official |
| Scrooge portrayer Alastair |
| Minerals in thin sheets |
| * “Vanity Fair” novelist |
| “One World” musician John |
| Holders of frozen cubes |
| Girl in the fam |
| “Insecure” actress |
| — Hawkins dance |
| Astonishment |
| E’en if |
| Actor Bridges |
| Fathers |
| Auditing gp. |
| Was disgusting to |
| Deep desires |
| * Period superseded by automobiles |
| Ragtime pianist Blake |
| Tossed |
| NFL goals |
| “Relax!” |
| With it, in old slang |
| Of Swiss mountains |
| Lyricist Gershwin |
| Playa del — |
| Battle with spongy balls |
| Climb up |
| “So funny!” |
| Divided Asian land |
| Light beams |
| Get by logic |
| Actress Alley |
| Joins closely |
| Even a single |
| Org. for cavity fixers |
| “— -haw!” |
| Thereafter |
| Regal seat |
| Counterparts of manis |
| Playground fixture |
| Cousin of a chimpanzee |
| Wipe clean |
| Poehler of “Baby Mama” |
| “Bad, Bad — Brown” |
| Fight (for) |
| Delight in |
| Zeta follower |
| Nimble |
| Pronounces |
| Big name in thesauruses |
| “Just my opinion,” in a text |
| In a fitting manner |
| Supermodel Banks |
| Small kid |
| Fitness locale |
| Chip topper |
| Early auto |
| Fish spawn |
| Award for U2 |
| She-sheep |
| All-time low |
| Mug handle |
| Creeping vine |
| Bit of word wit |
| Once called |
| Rap sheet abbr. |
| Fido’s threat |
| Boomer’s kid |
| Intertwine |
| Tartan skirt wearers |
| Suffix with owl or wolf |
| Aficionado |
| Large cut |
| * Three-part novel by Gertrude Stein |
| Green-light |
| Removal of restrictions, for short |
| RV refuge org. |
| Six-legged marchers |
| Suffix with Carol |
| How Alaska is populated |
| * Town crier’s cry |
| Cab cost |
| “It takes two” dances |
| Agents, in brief |
| * “The Price Is Right” host |
| Happy dance |
| Net, as earnings |
| Drag race vehicle |
| Ames’ state |
| Schuss, e.g. |
| Saturate |
| Stinging flier |
| Bullfight yell |
| Contributed |
| Dissimilar |
| Halloween mask feature |
| Legal equal |
| Hoodwink |
| Brontë’s Jane |
| Falco of TV |
| What the last four letters of eight key answers in this puzzle might be considered, cryptically |
| Leave off |
| Tendency toward chaos |
| Despite this |
| Fido’s noise |
| Honorarium |
| * Star of the 1950s TV series “China Smith” |
| Writer Rand |
| BLT seller |
| Lay in place |