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Whom each of this puzzle’s featured women have as a namesake crossword clue
F I R S T D A U G H T E R
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| Premier Sunday crossword of March 22nd, 2020 other clues |
| Passengers |
| It’s used for simmering |
| Good for farming |
| Texas wildcat |
| Huffington of HuffPost |
| Hooded snakes |
| Noted WikiLeaks whistleblower [#42] |
| Potato, yam and rutabaga |
| Impressionist painter Mary |
| Toaster waffle brand |
| Ancestry |
| Not needing an Rx |
| Unkempt sort |
| Swimmer who won six Olympic gold medals [#39] |
| It has triceps |
| Radical type |
| Work units |
| Author of the Edgar-winning novel “New Orleans Mourning” [#37] |
| She played Dharma on “Dharma and Greg” [#43] |
| Full of tumult |
| Deep drink |
| Fedora fabric |
| Have life |
| Still having a shot to win |
| How Earth rotates |
| Qatar’s capital |
| Born under — sign |
| Van Devere of “The Changeling” |
| Nondairy milk source |
| Hoodwink |
| Person “from around here” |
| “There, I did it!” |
| “The Last O.G.” actress [#45] |
| Said aloud |
| Close to a dozen |
| Bound along |
| Many an allergy sufferer |
| — -Detoo (“Star Wars” droid) |
| Make happy |
| Neighbor of a Pole |
| Tension |
| Frozen drink brand |
| Runty ones |
| Beach bird |
| Michael who once headed Disney |
| In a prying way |
| “The Famous Teddy Z” actor Alex |
| Admin. aide |
| Old Apple instant-messaging app |
| W-2 pro |
| Reduce in intensity |
| “Yeow!” |
| Pipe bends |
| Hearing pair |
| Civil rights figure Parks |
| Clumsy ox |
| Leaves in, to an editor |
| Suture |
| On the — (fleeing) |
| Baby whales |
| “... boy — girl?” |
| Mount St. — |
| Claret, e.g. |
| Add-on cost for a science course |
| Plane houser |
| Shortly, informally |
| Mystery |
| Fonda and Austen |
| Irk |
| Really praise |
| Dog’s jingler |
| Gunpowder component |
| Role-playing |
| Dewy-eyed |
| “TRL Top 10” channel |
| Wig makeup |
| Not similar |
| 2014 Olympics host city |
| Pooh and Roo’s creator |
| Erudite class |
| Actress called “The Queen of Technicolor” [#40] |
| The “Y” of YSL |
| UFO pilots, presumably |
| Surveyor’s map |
| Caught in a lasso |
| Like hot stuff |
| State of mind |
| Always, to Keats |
| Dismounted |
| “Sabrina the Teenage Witch” actress [#35] |
| Black or red candy |
| Grow to accept |
| High-stick billiards shot |
| Make sizzling sounds |
| Stag, e.g. |
| Nondairy milk source |
| 2006 U.S. figure skating champion [#44] |
| — Pet (1980s fad) |
| Petrol unit |
| Astros, on sports tickers |
| Boxers’ units |
| Nuns’ place |
| Period of rest |
| Jumbo-sized |
| Ruhr city |
| Fla.’s ocean |
| Future flies |
| Yes, to Pierre |
| Deli classics, for short |
| Critters’ doc |
| Irks |
| Israel’s Golda |
| — McAn (shoe brand) |
| 7, monthwise |
| Part of UCLA: Abbr. |
| Reggae grew from it |
| Taxi ticker |
| Saharan illusion |
| Longtime Ritz rival |
| “How sad!” |
| As to |
| Enjoy a book |
| Ice — (longtime skating show) |
| Netflix alternative |
| Crooner Murray |
| Heathland |
| “You know who I am” |
| Merman of old musicals |
| The Pine Tree State |
| “— bin ein Berliner” |
| Totally lose it |
| Charlotte — (rich dessert) |
| Anesthetic of old |
| Flabbergast |
| 451, to Nero |
| Keats poems |
| Dosage amt. |
| By birth |
| 100 in a cen. |
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