Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 5th 2017) 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.
| "You're never too — learn" |
| Corn serving |
| Out of port |
| Galoot |
| Beatified Fr. woman |
| Custard-filled treats |
| Art stand |
| Caesar's 52 |
| Engine part |
| Musical period that began in the 1950s |
| 1950s prez |
| Aunt, to Juan |
| Ballet great Alicia |
| Tacks on |
| Little charged bit |
| IRS hiree |
| Lew Wallace novel |
| Like Russia, once |
| Rearward |
| "It's Too Late" singer grumbles? |
| Wound coverer |
| Like a sneak |
| "Dino" star Mineo |
| Cellular stuff |
| Hog lover |
| NBAer Ming |
| Persist, as an injury |
| Fabric flaw |
| Canadian oil company |
| P.O. piece |
| Gp. advising the president |
| "All seats sold" abbr. |
| Group of two |
| Course outlines |
| Was a guide |
| "— out!" (ballpark cry) |
| Slushy drink brand |
| Jessica of "The Veil" |
| Sporting spots |
| Fleet vehicle |
| "—, vidi, vici" |
| Really revealing |
| Of element #5 |
| Piano part |
| Choir song |
| At some future time |
| Popular photo-sharing app, for short |
| Alley- — (court play) |
| "Let's Stay Together" singer checks IDs at the door? |
| Appear as though |
| Lay into |
| What "je suis" means |
| Day, to Juan |
| "Take Me Home Tonight" singer picks from the menu? |
| Make the first play |
| Abbr. after old dates |
| Entirely |
| Drawn-out drama |
| Petalless showy flower |
| Author Turgenev |
| Writer Nin |
| Tiny parasite |
| Racked up |
| Forest moon where Ewoks live |
| Queen, e.g. |
| Pucksters' org. |
| Bank claim |
| Hindu dress |
| Go inside |
| Tall tree |
| Prefix with 99-Down |
| Parasite egg |
| Nonviolent protest |
| Designate |
| Installed, as carpet |
| Big stirs |
| Novelist Oz |
| "Hot Stuff" singer takes a pleasure trip? |
| Excited, informally |
| Gershon of "Cocktail" |
| "Them There Eyes" singer has fun at a bash? |
| God of love |
| "You crack —!" |
| Sac in anatomy |
| Just slightly |
| Cultural credo |
| To be, in French |
| Wars of words |
| Brooklyn loc. |
| 1967 Dionne Warwick hit |
| Fraternity letters |
| Small vise |
| Wernher — Braun |
| First |
| Assoc. |
| Georgia State locale |
| A Great Lake |
| La — Tar Pits |
| Bugle tune |
| Feel awful |
| Sahara viper |
| Rake prong |
| Jodie's role in "The Silence of the Lambs" |
| Like firstborn children |
| Vogue thing |
| "Song Sung Blue" singer telephones someone? |
| Sun or moon circlers |
| Extroverted |
| "Walk on the Wild Side" singer plays a droning instrument? |
| Snacks on |
| Moves heavily |
| Wear for grill masters |
| Get a laugh out of |
| Serving to help |
| "Ellen" actor Gross |
| War unit |
| Matter of little interest |
| Cro- — |
| Wet blanket |
| Crate piece |
| Upscale |
| Something not to be missed |
| 1930s-'50s bandleader Skinnay — |
| Fast-running birds |
| Noteworthy |
| "Laughing" carnivore |
| Fish-on-rice food |
| Trapped like — |
| Attack like a turtle |
| Lead-in to Kippur or tov |
| Mr. Hyde's other half |
| Choir garb |
| Tisane, e.g. |
| Stork cousin |
| Kung — chicken |
| "I Walk the Line" singer trims a photo? |
| Cherry part |
| Dadaist Max |
| Drs.' gp. |
| Follower of Benedict? |
| Fixed up |
| Smooth shift |