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Roger of “At the Movies” crossword clue


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Premier Sunday crossword of November 7th, 2021 other clues
“Palooka” actor Erwin
She’s shearable
Design of a three-masted ship?
“The Addams Family” cousin
Swivel on an axis
Ribald
Org. against pet abuse
“Will you let me?”
Reiner or Sagan wearing a Santa suit?
Hawaiian porches
Diminish
Malevolent
Eat dinner
British apartment doubling as a malt shop?
Ticks by
Sister of Meg, Jo and Amy
Diminish
Comedic actress Issa
Fit for the job
Lauder of makeup
Famous German taleteller who lived in a farm building?
Rhythmic swings
Rhythmic way to march
Strike hard, biblical-style
Very inclined
Dutch cheeses
Stitch clothes
Consequently
Way yonder
Did karaoke
Joanne of “Red River”
Bellybutton type
Driveway goo
Adorable
Eldest son of Mitt Romney
Be the author of
Cockeyed
Duck cousins
Rapping “Dr.”
Very, in music scores
Hwy. crime
Banquet liquid holder
Rival of DHL and FedEx
Perp’s story
Having no knack for
E-help page
No more than
Former U.S. RR regulator
Vermicelli, e.g.
Educ. facility
Commercial spots
A/C meas.
16th-century pope
Subtle glows
Olympic length unit
Kihei’s island
Had a dull, steady pain
Perplex
Chart topper, often
Pan Am rival
Paris palace
Cockeyed
Once called
Butter square
Bi- plus one
Frau’s “Alas!”
Make lighter
Small, agile Japanese dog breed
Video surveillance syst.
Irwin of “Crikey! It’s the Irwins”
PC key abbr.
“Puff” snake
Submits, as a test paper
“I have it!”
Mötley —
Part of DVD
High peaks
Stride
Jungle knife
Actress Zadora
Half- — (java option)
Business mag
“Good” cholesterol, for short
“I hate it!”
Lulu Hogg player Peggy
Precipitates cold pellets
Imam’s God
Italian motor scooter brand
Vilifies in print
Hamm of soccer
Scores 100 on the test
Boxed up
Stinging plant
Slow-paced martial art
Certain radio frequency range
Footballer’s sweep
Yippie Hoffman
“Start over” buttons
Not false
“Begone!”
Discomfit
Queen guitarist May
Large feather
Not off-key
Raggedy — (some dolls)
Alternatives to JPEGs
Livy’s “Lo!”
Sign on for another tour of duty
Seer’s “gift”
Hawk cousins
Sanyo rival
Toddler’s cry
’60s war site
“— got a feeling ...”
ENTs, e.g.
Geraint’s title
Hack down
Theoretical physicist Paul
and so forth
Hidden stockpiles of certain infield bags?
Low-pH liquids
Certain Southern sib
Tax doc. whiz
Lead-in to Pen
Ranch unit
Grassy tract
Instructions for securing a bottle with a screw cap?
Gods, in Italy
Some thin batteries
Owner of Zipcar
Promotional links
Dad providing the finances?
Cottage cheese piece
Reject, as a lover
Turner of “Betrayed”
Sashimi fish
Jesting type
Bane of not knowing which college major to choose?
Vigoda of old TV and film
Hirer of many 27-Acrosses, for short
Skyrocket
Toll highway
Chemistry class cost
Like the letter O in this puzzle’s entire solution
Applies drippings to
Brain flash
Hajj city

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