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Big name in infomercial knives crossword clue


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Premier Sunday crossword of January 9th, 2022 other clues
Dubya or JFK
Horse riders
Bandleader Lawrence
NBA’s Erving, familiarly
Totally alter
Visibly sulky
Pack of yaks
Coastal inlet
Monumental
Of very hilly regions
Liveliness
Betray by snitching
Possible answer to “Who is?”
Scottish refusals
Lupe of “Mexican Spitfire”
With 73- and 117-Across, notable fact about this puzzle’s solution
Antigen-attacking lymphocyte
Tweak
Ending for buck
“El —” (nickname of a drug lord)
Drink heartily
Acorn trees
“Incredible!”
D-Max pickup maker
Tips, as a hat
Wd. often ending in “-ly”
Rho-tau link
Western treaty inits.
U.S. spy gp.
Former Pan Am rival
Decide you will
See 33-Across
Part of a ship’s hull
Cartoon hits
Cool, man
Some Native Americans
Getting a laugh of out
Cool guy on “Happy Days”
Years, in Italy
Traffic snarl
Lawn digger
Popular place for a piercing
Give a test to
Log splitter
“— Out of My League”
River in Italy
“Kisses and hugs” symbol
Glide in a rink
Glaring
“That’s the — goes”
Med. insurer
NFL’s Jaguars, on scoreboards
The “E” of 39-Across
Well-off
Muslim face veil
Arouse
Linguist Chomsky
Mark over a short vowel
Pliocene, e.g.
Eligible for Soc. Sec.
Class for an Eng. major
Little jewel
Sam of golf
Judo halls
Blue hue
Walrus tooth
Stick on
Aliens, briefly
Tot’s glassful
Yank who wore #13
Small amount, as of sales
Jazz saxophonist Dave
Injure greatly
Pre-liftoff expression
Lauder of cosmetics
Basic nature
Abbr. ending a math proof
“That’s clear”
Suffix with form
Trig, for calc, e.g.
Deer relative
Put new concrete on
Surgical tool
Cereal utensil
Revised copy
Put a levy on
Cholesterol-lowering drug
Smidge
Funny Carrey
Des Moines native
Artist Yoko
Cry to a lifesaver
“Be quiet!”
Move in spasms
Univ. about 50 miles west of Topeka
“American Pie” actor — William Scott
Coating with glossy varnish
Visibly awed
Yang partner
Tailless cat
Office scribe
Pop’s Grande
Interlaced
The Beatles’ “Eleanor —”
Is
Gibson liquor
Third bk. of the Bible
1847 Herman Melville novel
Roguish behavior
Big name in utility knives
Group of precision marchers
Atty.’s title
Ceremony
18-wheeler
Huge-screen film format
“Run This Town” rapper
Div. of a hoops game
Toon frame
See 33-Across
Laugh syllable from a Stooge
Mine, in Italy
Plant — (claim some territory, maybe)
ROY G. —
Writer Mario Vargas —
Albuquerque-to-Denver dir.
Mitigate
Chef’s hat
“King Kong” studio
Travel by foot
Solidifies
Cable inits. for old films
“Seminar,” for “Marines,” e.g.: Abbr.
Reverend Jackson
People crushing things
Biblical song
Points of convergence
Prizes highly
Animals: Suffix
Kismet
Wolf down
Suppress
Hot dog
Judicial inquest
Book divs.
Basra citizen
Mexico’s — California
In-favor votes
“Stupid me!”
Partakes of
“Grimm” airer
Wye follower

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