Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 2nd 2012) clues of Premier Sunday crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 142 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Kingston's country
"Terrible" time for tots
Pep rally cry
La — Tar Pits
Fragrant
Headset half
"Act — age"
Not "Five Easy Pieces," but the 1994 family film ...
Shape
Problems for vain people
Netman Arthur
Pipe fittings
Really wreck
Scout group
"This — be!"
"Zip- — -Doo-Dah"
Gloom-filled
Not "Three Amigos," but the 1986 comedy ...
Small vise in a wood shop
— standstill
Israel's — Aviv
Greek letters
She lived with TV's Bradys
Train travel
"The Pickle" star Danny
Not "Road to Rio," but the 1998 romantic drama ...
Compound of element #53
Eyeball
"Either you do it — will!"
Prudish sort
— dish (lab container)
Not "Rocky," but the 1974 parody ...
Celestial ram
Prefix with surgery
Footed vase
Urban trains
Film preview
Not "Blue Steel," but the 2004 satirical drama ...
Commotion
Minorca, e.g.
Bring — to one's eye
African cobras
See 52-Down
Shih —
Boats' rears
Not "This Gun for Hire," but the 1999 monster movie ...
Track legend Ashford
Pianist Peter
Despot Idi
Bit of a bite
Multi-act show
TDs or RBIs
Sonar image
She left Ike
Swift steed
Not "Shine," but the 1998 action comedy ...
Sheehy or O'Grady
Troop group
Old Buick
Cover girl Macpherson
Engine fuel
Overdue
Main dishes
Joshed
Old truism
Numskull
Greek war god
It has a small charge
Baby lion
At an angle
The "T" of MIT: Abbr.
Stop dozing
Space ball
Stretchy swimsuit
Vegas game
Hill dwellers
"Yoo-hoo!"
Coercively
Extirpate
Russia's landmass
Sleeve bands
More vigorous
Wine region of Italy
Ontario's capital, on a scoreboard
Bit part
Abstract art pioneer Jean
"Caught you!"
Thousand: Prefix
Jungle knives
Finger's tip
WWII battle town in France
Toon pic
Taxi
Cessation of operations
West African country
Air, as an old episode
Walk — line
Gillette brand
"The devil — the details"
"Klutzy me!"
With 90-Across, high muckety-muck
Cook's wear
Discerned
Artist's studio
Wagner's "— und Isolde"
Berlin article
Cranium
Start a volley
Vampire —
River in Belgium
Indian sage
Big hairdos, briefly
Opposite SSW
Emphasize gloatingly
Magnitude
"The rest — to you"
Like a — a cage
52-wk. spans
Apple on a desk
Ghosts
C-worthy
A handful of
Be the victor
Unlike oil in water
A boxing ref may call one
Poli —
Humorist Bill
Like kale and endive
Crafty
Forest home
Medical vial
Weeper of mythology
Habituate
Peels, as an apple
Hypo liquids
"— ever so humble ..."
Suffix with electro-
"There's gold in them — hills!"
Practical joke
Cell stuff
VIP in D.C.
FDR follower