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Scrooge portrayer Alastair crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of January 1st, 2023 other clues |
| 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 |
| 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| * Period superseded by automobiles |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 |
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