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Tall fence surrounding a pugnacious dog? crossword clue
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| Premier Sunday crossword of July 19th, 2020 other clues |
| Affliction |
| Really shout |
| Wine vessels |
| One of the Nixon daughters |
| — Vision (eye care chain) |
| Weird sort |
| Serious crime |
| Carol about holiday cheese? |
| Strip of weapons |
| “... or — thought” |
| Look as if |
| Trickle out |
| Guy who can do any interweaving style? |
| Ribeye, e.g. |
| Particular mag. edition |
| Writer Anaïs |
| With 60-Down, BB gun |
| Sorority “T” |
| “This tastes way better than coffee, tea or ale”? |
| Toon pics |
| Suffix with southwest |
| Spring month |
| Comfortable |
| Czar who was not inordinately cruel? |
| “Look!,” in Latin |
| Person being examined |
| “What kind of fool —?” |
| Set sail |
| 122-Down officer: Abbr. |
| Doughnut filling that’s an exchanged commodity? |
| Wane |
| Easily available |
| Petri dish site |
| Got totally used up |
| Tennis great Nastase |
| Politician Gary propping himself up against something? |
| Actress Helena — Carter |
| Verdi’s “— tu” |
| Prefix with chic or resort |
| 2010 Apple debut |
| Enigmatic clodhopper casting spells? |
| Bride’s vow |
| Wye follower |
| List-curtailing abbr. |
| Anna of fashion |
| Light lunch, maybe |
| People purchasing decorative rolling car parts? |
| Israeli carrier |
| Touch on |
| Talking- — (lectures) |
| Canine cord |
| Improvise |
| Forms a liking for |
| Brezhnev of Russia |
| Kazakhstan’s capital, until 2019 |
| “It finally makes sense” |
| “The Munsters” actress De Carlo |
| Less fresh |
| Peak near Tokyo: Abbr. |
| Concert sites |
| Purple flowers |
| “Put — in it!” |
| Dandie — (dog breed) |
| “Hurray!” |
| Tape holder |
| Filmdom’s — B. DeMille |
| “Hurray!” |
| Be off-base |
| Boxer Laila |
| Soccer star Lionel |
| Shows up for |
| Actor Sandler |
| Aves. |
| Main monk |
| Denmark’s — Islands |
| Fictional Doolittle |
| Streamlined |
| Poet Hughes |
| South Carolina river |
| Hi- — (stereos) |
| Tote or duffel |
| “— Bravo” |
| Nice scent |
| Hard fat |
| Atty.’s org. |
| Has no life |
| Eye, to poets |
| An hour past midnight |
| Pat lightly |
| President after Harrison |
| Ale relative |
| Incurred a lot of, as debt |
| Key on a PC |
| Tiny |
| Quote |
| In a dead heat |
| Roping in |
| High- — |
| Ares’ mother |
| Livy’s “I love” |
| See 38-Across |
| Pro at CPR |
| Polar hazard |
| Bedouin, e.g. |
| Doc who may scrape wax |
| “Abou Ben —” (Leigh Hunt poem) |
| Sheep cry |
| “Li’l” guy |
| La — Tar Pits |
| Longtime senator Robert |
| Soda brand |
| Depilatory brand |
| “Big Blue” |
| Mauna — |
| Suffix with cook or trick |
| “Totentanz” composer Franz |
| Acutely cold |
| Coveted annual prizes |
| Part of DNA |
| Irate |
| Illegal punch |
| One of 18 on a course |
| “So icky!” |
| Gambling site, for short |
| Optometrist, old-style |
| Action hero Steven |
| Like grizzlies and kodiaks |
| Hoffman/Beatty film |
| Three more than quadri- |
| Fake name |
| Hanukkah potato treat |
| Pulitzer winner Edward |
| Central point |
| Milan’s land |
| Had a meal at home |
| One-named singer of “Royals” |
| Gossipy type |
| Choir female |
| Adm.’s milieu |
| Charge (up) |
| Aussie leaper |
| Resting place |
| Had life |
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