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Premier Sunday crossword of December 13th, 2015 other clues
Stymied
Blurts out
Onto
Rhine temptress
"Fear Factor" host Joe
Job for someone sorting digging tools?
One of Chekhov's "Three Sisters"
Barely-there beachwear
Is ill with
Meet in a session
"Men in Black" role
Satirist Freberg
Redhead at Mel's Diner
Title of a how-to book on delivering a tirade?
"Give — call sometime"
Prefix with athlete
City WNW of Tulsa
Worker making barrels for a farm storehouse?
Near
Cello bow application
Heroic story
Bit of trickery
Edmonton hockey pro
Wanted felon
Including even the arrest documents?
Old GM make
Yaks it up
Keenly smart
1960s TV's — May Clampett
Heaven's opposite
Heavens
Prayer starter
"Ghost Hunters" channel
Beach headwear
"Exodus" author Leon
Farming tool
What a scientific computer program might do?
Sugary food
Mitchell's Scarlett
Rube played by Red Skelton
Put — in one's ear
Let come in
Alternative to a street address: Abbr.
Arbitrarily chosen family member of the star of "Fatso"?
"Fame" singer Irene
GI RandR center
Tiny trail follower
Fuel that always works perfectly?
Where MoMA is
"For pity's —!"
Evil child in "The Omen"
Spying tool
The same: Prefix
Off course
Revise, as a manuscript
Reply to a query about a small raisin variety?
Two-time French Open winner Bruguera
Tiny neighbor of Spain
More tired
Secret rendezvous
Go in again
Values
Verbal digs
Lie ahead
Sri —
Actor Alan
No, in Ulm
Fir or pine
D followers
— Romeo
Easy throw
Dada painter
Rover's rope
Retro record
Feel irate
Bro's sib
1954 Gene Kelly musical
Sophia of the screen
Getting older
Zulu or Hutu
Pit viper, e.g.
"Well well!"
Seed cover
Deposits
Helpful hint
Forebear
Oversee
Roman robe
Zoo bellow
Sailor's drink
Rakish man
Concerning
Not a thing
Raven cries
Wipe clean
Littlest pups
Allied (with)
Israeli airline
Snitch
Paris hub
Actor Erwin
Baseball's "Big Ed"
Singer Bonnie
Protection
Hopi maize
Prefix with electric
Horse-hoof equipper
Cosmic payback
Comic actor Patton
Retail outlet
Pirate chant opener
"Spare tire"
Ravens' org.
"E pluribus —"
Half: Prefix
Elevator innovator
Tivoli's Villa d'—
Offsetting IRS amount
X-ray units
"Peek- —"
Campus email ending
Aussie "Hi!"
Indian bread
Greek letters
Boxes up
Get in sync
That is, to Tacitus
One dubbing
Nail-file stuff
Boxing spots
Avant- —
Chef's wear
Neither's go-with
Retail outlet
Palmer of golf, to pals
D.J. Casey
Ones staring
Concerning
Sirius, e.g.
Light fight
Driven thing
MoMA part
She baas

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