Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 1st 2020) clues of Premier Sunday crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 142 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Work unit |
| Duo plus one |
| Orangutans, e.g. |
| Plot out, as an equation |
| Desert refuge |
| In an obliging manner |
| Evoking an earlier style |
| Start of a riddle |
| Rob of “Melrose Place” |
| Enticement |
| “— longa, vita brevis” |
| March Madness org. |
| — mama (rum cocktail) |
| Tarnish |
| Rd. with a number |
| Hormone released during childbirth |
| Riddle, part 2 |
| Signified |
| Valentine’s Day feeling |
| Angle measure |
| History unit |
| Pretend |
| Particular printing |
| Lock go-with |
| Marina del — |
| Riddle, part 3 |
| Considers to be |
| Like unripe bananas |
| Always, in poetry |
| Hugs, in letters |
| Airline of Israel |
| Pod fillers |
| Riddle, part 4 |
| Delilah player Lamarr |
| Hotel furniture |
| History unit |
| Suffix with strict |
| Inedible type of orange |
| Coiled length of yarn |
| Riddle, part 5 |
| Fleeced male |
| “The Walking Dead” airer |
| “Royals” singer |
| Anti votes |
| —Kosh B’gosh (kids’ clothing brand) |
| 1998-2008 Toyota model |
| Former Nintendo rival |
| Orlando theme park |
| End of the riddle |
| Lack of vigor |
| Suffix with beat |
| “— was saying ...” |
| “See ya!,” British-style |
| Ernie’s pal |
| Pierre’s pal |
| Lariat part |
| Covered with vines |
| Riddle’s answer |
| Nairobi’s land |
| Prep schools |
| “The Magic Flute,” e.g. |
| Provided with a border |
| Small equine |
| Film lioness |
| Dot in the sea |
| Droopy cheek |
| Waikiki Beach locale |
| — -friendly |
| Tackle, guard or center |
| Supposed psychic gift |
| Thunder god |
| Sales agents, for short |
| Unsound |
| Like most sandals |
| Saintly glow |
| Court declaration |
| Yale Daily News staffer |
| Similarly defined wd. |
| Enlarged |
| Broadcast again |
| Briefcase variety |
| First-ever |
| Christian cry of praise |
| Stood up to |
| Wyatt at the O.K. Corral |
| To a large degree |
| Apparel |
| Totally absorbed |
| Outdated |
| VI doubled |
| PC support whiz, perhaps |
| “Drink” for a constantly critical sort |
| Alternatively |
| Fat-and-flour mixture |
| Utah city |
| Oscar winner Dunaway |
| See 82-Down |
| Have a hunch |
| “On the Road” novelist Jack |
| Cowboy cry |
| “Absolutely, sarge!” |
| Big retailer of outdoor gear |
| Hawaii’s Mauna — |
| Hither’s partner |
| Posh quality |
| Scooched over, perhaps |
| Devious |
| “Get Shorty” star Chris |
| “Masterpiece” network |
| Set- — (brawls) |
| Game akin to crazy eights |
| Dot-com address |
| “Magnum, P.I.” star Tom |
| Trapshooting targets, informally |
| Stereotypical working-class family man |
| Ace or deuce |
| “If — be so bold ...” |
| With 41-Down, lotus sitters’ cushion |
| Asia’s — Sea |
| “Spring ahead” hrs. |
| Ties down, as a boat |
| Resembling a hooting bird |
| Bundled, as wheat |
| High- — (snubbing) |
| Pull along |
| Khan who married Rita Hayworth |
| “I’m OK with it” |
| Comedian Emo |
| It might be given by a flirter |
| Way to serve ham or pastrami |
| Café au — |
| Wheat husk |
| Water whirl |
| City in Iowa |
| Plateau’s kin |
| Law school newbie |
| Folklore giant |
| Exam for H.S. juniors |
| Brief snooze |
| — -friendly |
| Fossil fuel |
| — polloi |