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Premier Sunday crossword of May 29th, 2011 other clues
Pre-Soviet autocrats
Did a somersault
President Lincoln
Gossipy bit
Many a nest egg user
An excess of
Start of a riddle
Guitar string settings
"— lid on it!"
Analytic writings
Fault-find
Mary Lincoln, — Todd
V8 vegetable
Prefix with tourist
Bogie co-star Lauren
Classic Pontiac
Riddle, part 2
Head monk
F. Scott Fitzgerald's "— Bobs Her Hair"
On Ventura Blvd., e.g.
Riddle, part 3
Annoy
"Help!," asea
Dell products
Vulgar
Bit of acne
Elevate
Weird
Riddle, part 4
Sounded a funeral bell
Title role for Alan Ladd
Lacking vision organs
Riddle, part 5
Prefix with chemical
"Y"-wearing collegian
Lao-tzu follower
Zodiac beast
Kind of drug that inhibits bacteria
Tokyo of old
Giant star Mel
Caméra — (Cannes prize)
Riddle, part 6
Tiptop
Gere of film
Charlotte —
End of the riddle
Sizable box
Not half bad
Need to tango
Deems appropriate
Sizable tub
Stand-ins
"Masada" star Peter
Skye of Hollywood
Puzzle paper smudge
Riddle's answer
Venerated
Piloted
Drang's counterpart
People making 95-Down
Customers
Is pouty
Stumbles
Dawn
Rare Italian violin
Cupid, Mars, or Jupiter
Mr., in Mumbai
Not trite
Grazing fields
With 9-Down, "So sad"
See 8-Down
Co. honcho
Always, to a poet
Wild animal's lair
"— girl!" ("All right!")
Kind of whiskey
1988 and 2008 presidential candidate
Parisian bud
Actress Daryl
Texas' — State University
Me, —, and I
Like Erté's art
Bashful
Room under a roof
List-curtailing abbr.
Deep rift
Windy City rail org.
Discontinue
Poet's eyes
Half of bi-
"Held Up" actress Long
Insect leg count
Certain viper
Some cooking grease
Greyhound station, e.g.
"Sayonara" star Marlon
Pulitzer-winning journalist Peter
Numerical suffix
2011 Super Bowl team
Exteriors
CIA spoof film of 1974
Gusto
Quit irking
State of fury
Dossier
Mid sixth-century year
Fanciful notion
Solo in sci-fi
Shrouded
13-stringed Japanese zither
"— Miz"
Finch type
Master hand
Politician Aaron and actor Raymond
Sail support
Eagle nest
Lyric work
Dolores — Rio
I, to Franz
Cow or sow
Chances on
"Greetings, Galba!"
Official reprimand
More like an adult
"Was — blame?"
It often ends in "-ly"
— of bad news
Musical span
USN officers
Pub potable
Huskies' burdens
Get all misty
Become used (to)
Abounds
Inn furniture
Leave off
Split
"I'm — your tricks!"
Portentous sign
Ply needle and thread
Shrill bark
Sister of Zsa Zsa
Belief: Suffix

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