Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 4th 2022) 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.
| Abolished |
| Helical shape |
| — Tzu (toy dog) |
| “General Hospital,” for one |
| Pre-euro Spanish currency |
| Joking Jay |
| Marcels hit sung by members of an old German kingdom? |
| “Frozen” heroine |
| NBC hit since ’75 |
| — Vegas Raiders |
| Gallery stuff |
| Further down |
| Bing Crosby hit sung by a skeleton? |
| “One L” novelist Scott |
| Munch on |
| Lift up |
| Enzyme suffix |
| And the like: Abbr. |
| Sharif of film |
| R.E.M. frontman Michael |
| — Martin (British auto) |
| Prince hit sung by kings and queens? |
| Many TikTok users |
| Rotation stat |
| Cash cache, for short |
| Spanish article |
| Mother bird |
| Garlicky sauce |
| Cafe offerings |
| “— careful out there” |
| Ancient Roman poet |
| Beatles hit sung by small finches? |
| Cuts short |
| Puts a question to |
| Artifact |
| Hunger may cause them |
| Syrup base |
| Penpoint |
| Penpoint, e.g. |
| Before, to Byron |
| Oasis animal |
| Rolling Stones hit sung by coffee lovers? |
| Novelist Mario Vargas — |
| Everything considered |
| Bazillions |
| — accompli |
| Mo. #4 |
| Scornful look |
| Old JFK flier |
| Podiatric problems |
| John Cougar Mellencamp hit sung by electric eels? |
| Old Turkish bigwigs |
| “Where — begin?” |
| Sewer rodent |
| Overwhelm |
| Luxury Swiss watch brand |
| Alannah Myles hit sung by roofers? |
| Move, in Realtor-speak |
| From above, as a photo |
| Most upbeat |
| Eye affliction |
| In an amiable way |
| Chose by ballot |
| Viper types |
| Brought into the world |
| Cuban leader Castro |
| CIA missions, e.g. |
| Drive at 10 mph, say |
| Concerning bees |
| Toy with |
| Suffix with south |
| Light pat |
| Brief burst |
| Former NFL quarterback Rodney |
| Suffix with 104-Down |
| Rock’s — Speedwagon |
| — -Z (total) |
| “Trading Places” director John |
| Icy precipitation |
| Beneficial companion, as a spouse |
| Ripe for the market |
| Turns laryngitic |
| Café au — |
| Lordly home |
| Weapon swung by a gaucho |
| Be dressed in |
| Lyre’s cousin |
| — Pet (1980s fad) |
| Pueblo people |
| Nothing, in France |
| Stone patio |
| Like a perfect world |
| “Perry Mason” star Burr |
| Decide (to) |
| “The — Curse” (1944 horror film) |
| Related to sight, touch, etc. |
| — la la |
| Mexican wife |
| Forest abode |
| Quiet period |
| Stitched edge |
| Scottish girls |
| “Eww, a mouse!” |
| Gore and Roker |
| Fast internet svc. |
| Yes, in Dijon |
| Second flagship U.K. TV network |
| It may be balsamic |
| Implant firmly |
| Arid areas |
| Shrill bark |
| “Dragnet” star Jack |
| Galaxy and iPhone buys |
| Nome’s home |
| Ducks’ and Devils’ org. |
| Motel relative |
| People in an embrace, e.g. |
| Language’s letters |
| In a sullen way |
| Appearance |
| Blood type, informally |
| Nitpick |
| Overhasty |
| Painter Dix |
| ETs’ ships |
| Altima maker |
| Brand of power tools |
| “Glory of Love” singer Peter |
| Sevigny of “Big Love” |
| Perfect |
| In a majestic manner |
| Nerd on “Family Matters” |
| Preserved |
| 2004 Chevy debut |
| Part of NNW |
| Suffix with major |
| Maui garland |
| Bit of a circle |
| Connect (to) |
| German cry |
| — Guevara |
| Actress Tyler |