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Thin material used in painting and baking crossword clue
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Premier Sunday crossword of April 15th, 2018 other clues |
Firing sound |
Frog sound |
Kerfuffles |
Soldiers of Seoul |
Old Aegean region |
Singer with the 2013 #1 hit "Royals" |
Typesetter's option |
Saber's kin |
Film that's both funny and gloomy |
Bulls scores |
Putt-putt |
Yard sale proviso |
With 40-Across, classic grape drink |
Step inside |
"Mirage" actor Edward James — |
Boolean logic operator |
See 32-Across |
Opening bets |
Overhead air circulator |
Films, TV, hit songs, etc. |
Fancy snack |
— McAn |
See 50-Down |
Chilly powder |
"The Simpsons" shopkeeper |
Clock setting in NYC |
"... man — mouse?" |
Sketched |
Priest follower? |
Homeland |
"— Brockovich" |
Cynic's look |
Sheep group |
— vu |
Metal debris |
Pianist Hines |
Alternative medical practices |
Rubble maker |
TVs "Better Call —" |
"— -hoo!" ("Hello!") |
Equal: Prefix |
Subpar mark |
High cards |
FBI agent |
Bulky brass |
Michigan county or its seat |
Important biblical meal |
Clownish type |
Really bug |
Give and take |
— chi |
Sales talk |
Of Tehran |
Fish story |
Pulitzer winner William |
Dictionary, e.g. |
Film theaters |
Ethiopia, formerly |
Playing card apt to this puzzle's theme (hint: see the ends of the longest answers) |
"That's — bad idea" |
One fibbing |
Barbecue |
Ruhr Valley's chief city |
Tie feature |
Many August babies |
Determined to carry out |
Sown things |
Lettuce variety |
Dancer Falana |
Santa — (some winds) |
Ill |
Test the tea, say |
Shutting |
CD- — |
City NNW of Provo |
Also include |
Economist John Maynard — |
Scared by |
"Get busy!" |
Well-timed |
Rigid |
Mixtures for chemical analysis |
Well-timed |
Boat's spine |
Feudal peon |
Dollar or euro divs. |
Blossom bit |
Breakfast chain, briefly |
Unstiffened shoe part |
— razor ("keep it simple" principle) |
Tackle |
Part of rpm |
Suffix with boff |
Rally cry |
Imitated |
Winged god |
Makes a dress, e.g. |
At no time, to poets |
12 p.m. |
Quaker products |
With 54-Across, service charges |
"D.C. Cab" actor |
Slobby sort |
Difficult and tiring |
Far-reaching |
"— -haw!" |
Epochs |
Java holder |
"— out!" (ump's call) |
Gun rights org. |
Relative of handball |
Nickname for Yale |
"Remington —" |
Singer Crow |
Sauce brand |
Kiddie |
Halo-worthy |
Fish story |
Univ. sports org. |
Serve as evidence of |
Racing units |
Eyes |
They begin on January 1 |
Iota |
Failures to attend |
Domino dot |
Big names |
Broccoli — (salad green) |
"Honest Abe" |
Fork parts |
Sam of "Backtrack" |
Many a navel |
Bête — (pet peeve) |
Certain PC pic file |
Echelon |
Very dark, to poets |
"Gotta run!" |
Make a sweater, e.g. |
Additionally |
Think deeply and at length |
Under the covers |
IDs for the IRS |
"Xanadu" rock gp. |
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