Below you will find all the answers for the Premier Sunday - King Feature Syndicate Crossword Answers - Jun 10 2018.
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Clues | Answers |
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'- a pity' | TIS |
'Bachelor Father' actress Corcoran | NOREEN |
'Black-ish' network | ABC |
'I — your service' | AMAT |
'Master of None' star Aziz — | ANSARI |
'This is bad!' | UHOH |
'Veni,' translated | ICAME |
'You said it!' | AMEN |
— Bator | ULAN |
— center | REC |
— Coeur, Missouri | CREVE |
— nous | ENTRE |
— standstill | ATA |
— Tin Tin | RIN |
1974 hit for Kool & the Gang | JUNGLEBOOGIE |
2013 black-comedy crime film | AMERICANHUSTLE |
A fifth of MV | CCI |
Advance again, as money | RELOAN |
Airplane-boarding bridge | JETWAY |
Alphabet consonant sequence | LMN |
Alphabet vowel sequence | AEIOU |
Asimov of sci-fi | ISAAC |
Baby female sheep | EWELAMBS |
Balsa floater | RAFT |
Bearlike | URSINE |
Beginning language course with conjugations | LATINI |
Big galoot | OAF |
Biting African pest | TSETSEFLY |
Bother | ADO |
Bother | IRRITATE |
Brag | BOAST |
British noble | DUKE |
Cable chan. for old films | TCM |
Cambodian currency unit | RIEL |
Cask | TUB |
Cask aging in a cellar | WINEBARREL |
Caustic stuff | LYE |
Center | CORE |
Center | MIDST |
Certain Alaska native | INUIT |
Chinese chairman | MAO |
Choir part | TENOR |
Colts' stats | TDS |
Continental train pass name | EURAIL |
Cost per unit | RATE |
Crying | WEEPY |
Cut — (dance) | ARUG |
Dan Brown's 'The — Code' | DAVINCI |
Deep ravine | GULF |
Dumbfound | AWE |
Earthlings | HUMANRACE |
Ending with switch | EROO |
Env. add-in | ENC |
Eritrea's capital | ASMARA |
Expatriate | EMIGRE |
Extinct | GONE |
Find another function for | REUSE |
Florence-to-Rome dir | SSE |
Foul moods | SNITS |
Frolic about | PRANCE |
Fudgelike candy | PENUCHE |
Garb | ATTIRE |
German subs | UBOATS |
Giant in lawn care | ORTHO |
Giant in oil | HESS |
Glimpsed | ESPIED |
Goofs | SLIPSUP |
Had a meal | ATE |
Hanker (for) | YEARN |
Health resort | SPA |
Height: Prefix | ACRO |
Huge sea wave | TSUNAMI |
Hunt | SEARCH |
Informal pause-marking punctuation | DOUBLEDASH |
Infuriate | ANGER |
Injury of a bodily band | TENDONTEAR |
Isr. neighbor | SYR |
Jekyll's counterpart | HYDE |
Kant's 'I' | ICH |
Keg feature | SPIGOT |
Let free | UNLOOSE |
Letter before dee | CEE |
Letter before tee | ESS |
Letter before upsilon | TAU |
Lettering aid | STENCIL |
Light brown | TAN |
Like spud-peeling GIs | ONKP |
Listerine rival | SCOPE |
Manipulates, as dough | KNEADS |
Many free TV ads, for short | PSAS |
Membrane of hearing | EARDRUM |
Memoir or exposé, e.g | NONFICTIONBOOK |
Minneapolis suburb | EDINA |
Model's gig | PHOTOSHOOT |
Monk's title | FRA |
More tired | SLEEPIER |
Mother-of-pearl | NACRE |
Move in a way suggested by this puzzle's 10 longest answers | SPEED |
Nose, in slang | SCHNOZ |
Of a certain part of speech | NOUNAL |
Of a western U.S. mountain range | SIERRAN |
Once surnamed | NEE |
Ortiz of 'Ugly Betty' | ANA |
Pained bark | YELP |
Past due | LATE |
Pick a card | DRAW |
Pile | STACK |
Popular typeface | ARIAL |
Pouting look | MOUE |
Pub. staffers | EDS |
Quaint light source | GASLAMP |
Radio host Flatow | IRA |
Really fears | DREADS |
Rents | LEASES |
Reveal | LETON |
Ruminated (over) | PORED |
Sea wrigglers | EELS |
See 79-Across | SAUCE |
Ski lift variety | TBAR |
Some black teas | PEKOES |
Spike of film | LEE |
Sprinted | RAN |
Stage award | OBIE |
Stars, e.g | SHINERS |
Stretch out | ELONGATE |
Suffix of enzymes | ASE |
Tavern | PUB |
Tavern | INN |
Techie | COMPUTERWHIZ |
That, to Juan | ESO |
Theories | ISMS |
Thus far | YET |
Trips to wildlife areas, say | ECOTOURS |
TV landlady Mertz | ETHEL |
U.S. 'Ltd.' | INC |
Very involved | INDEEP |
Vile smiles | SNEERS |
Wallach of 'Sam's Son' | ELI |
Website with handmade crafts | ETSY |
Where streets meet | CORNER |
With 91-Across, spaghetti topper | PASTA |
Wraps tightly in cloth | SWADDLES |
You, old-style | THEE |
Zodiac feline | LEO |
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