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Time when DST starts crossword clue
T W O A M
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Premier Sunday crossword of April 7th, 2013 other clues |
Rights org. since 1920 |
Scratched (out) |
Midday naps |
Arrange meals neatly in a picnic basket? |
High regard |
Dance with dips |
Wised off to |
Shooting marble |
"... — in ‘team'" |
Pops |
Actor Feldman after a bad fight? |
Smart — |
Thurber's Walter |
Feisty fish |
"— done it!" |
Endorsed |
Run on TV |
Take the loss |
Put at 000 |
Fred of "My Three Sons" |
"Nice one!" |
"That's my cue!" |
Shot amount |
Zeros |
Tech. school |
Stress caused by a "Great" czar? |
"... — quit!" (threat ender) |
Boy in "E.T." |
New Jersey borough next to Fort Lee |
Hold |
"Holy moly!" |
"Help Me, —" (1965 #1 hit) |
Frogs' relatives |
Writer Caldwell |
Destroy the interior of |
Dissuade people from using a bridge? |
"Look, Ma" follower |
Azure |
Be a thespian |
Persistent Dr. Seuss character |
Total stupidness |
— -faire |
Horse riders' shop? |
Actress Wilde |
Impressionist Claude |
Fifth U.S. president |
"GoldenEye" Bond girl Simonova |
Self-evident statements |
Open courts used by opera singers? |
107, in old Rome |
Delayed |
Actress Irving |
"— be back" |
With 33-Down, whom "nobody doesn't like" |
Poet Edward |
Moistens meat while drunk? |
Drink in |
Puerto Rico's — Observatory |
Stiller of film |
CPR experts |
Predicament experienced by humans? |
Maladies |
Unused, in Ulm |
Author Zola |
Twofold nature |
— -Z ('80s Camaro) |
Errand boy |
"Revolver" or "Tapestry," e.g. |
Above, in odes |
Lose iciness |
Thieving Fink? |
Grammy winner — James |
Run through small holes |
Ivan of tennis |
Came up |
— Tin Tin |
Suffix with amateur |
Verbal test |
Jamaican pop music |
Plant studier |
Honor with a tune |
Britain's Tony |
Tough out |
Suffix with Euclid |
Rind-cutting tool |
Merry refrain |
Caviar |
USN ranker |
A eunuch guards it |
Like liver, nutritionally |
Spotted lynx |
See 78-Across |
Like offenses one can get canned for |
— Poke (caramel lollipop) |
Perfume since 1931 |
USAF NCO |
"— at 'em!" |
Vintage song |
Raises one's glass to |
Apply gently |
Architect I.M. |
Land east of Arg. |
Belittle |
24-hr. cash dispensers |
Rank above maj. |
Josephine of mysteries |
Molten flows |
Hide-hair link |
Slugger Ruth |
Some steaks |
"Hot Stuff" actor Davis |
It has a pH above 7.0 |
Pot topper |
Little bump |
Mariah Carey #1 hit |
Day after Fri. |
New York county or lake |
Threefold |
Mimosa-family tree |
Granny on "The Nanny" |
Honorary law deg. |
Ship parts |
Diem lead-in |
"No big —" |
Adjectives modify them |
Homecoming attendees, e.g. |
Suffix with poison |
Throng |
Former Sprint rival |
Tina's ex |
Forward |
Russo of "Ransom" |
Decked in a boxing ring |
Buffalo's lake |
Foyer sofas |
E-mail clutter |
"Help us!" |
— Na Na |
U.S. fighters |
Scorching |
Little child |
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