Premier Sunday - King Feature Syndicate - Jan 30 2022 Crossword Answer
Clues | Answers |
"Billions" channel, in brief | SHO |
"Call __ taxi" | MEA |
"I knew __ along!" | ITALL |
"Jurassic Park" dino | TREX |
"Mad" Carroll character | HATTER |
"Mrs. Dalloway" novelist | WOOLF |
"Neroli" musician Brian | ENO |
"Shane" star | ALANLADD |
"Ugly Betty" actress Ortiz | ANA |
Aesthetic interest | ART |
Arab nation | OMAN |
Attain | GET |
Attempter | TRIER |
Bag-screening org | TSA |
Bank job | TELLER |
Be in debt to | OWE |
Betting info | ODDS |
Blogging pundit Klein | EZRA |
Bobby in the Hockey 1-Down | ORR |
Boston Red — | SOX |
Bubbly mixer | TONIC |
Building-blasting stuff | TNT |
Cabbage side dish | SLAW |
Citrusy diet soft drink | FRESCA |
City on the Seine | ROUEN |
Civil rights leader Parks | ROSA |
Climbing vine | LIANA |
Come next | ENSUE |
Consumer | USER |
Consumer | EATER |
Contrarian's retort | ISNOT |
Cooler cubes | ICE |
Corn, to a Brit | MAIZE |
Coup d'— | ETAT |
Crash-probing agcy | NTSB |
Crooner Burl | IVES |
Cruel Amin | IDI |
December mall temps | SANTAS |
Desert haven | OASIS |
Didn't type or text, perhaps | HANDWROTE |
Divs. of dollars | CTS |
Ed of "Lou Grant" | ASNER |
Even up | ALIGN |
Exit | LEAVE |
Fibber's admission | ILIED |
Film whose name consists entirely of the letters in 74-Across | ABELINCOLNINILLINOIS |
Filmdom's Kazan | ELIA |
Finishes up | ENDS |
Foot, in verse | IAMB |
Forensic facility in Quantico, for short | FBILAB |
Frowny-faced | SAD |
Gig hookups | AMPS |
Give it a whirl | TRY |
Give proof of | ATTESTTO |
Golfer Ernie | ELS |
Gotten sight of | SEEN |
Great athletes are enshrined in it: Abbr | HOF |
Group's activity in the community | OUTREACH |
Harbinger | OMEN |
Horn blowers | TOOTERS |
Hosp. test in a big tube | MRI |
Humongous | GIANT |
Idling type | BUM |
Imp Simpson | BART |
In an uncivil way | RUDELY |
In __ (stuck) | ARUT |
Ingrain | ETCH |
Inits. on an ambulance | EMS |
International alliances | ENTENTES |
Is trustful | HASFAITH |
Key related to G major | EMINOR |
Knot up | TIE |
Last letter, in Leeds | ZED |
Lasting mark | SCAR |
Lawbreaker | MISCREANT |
Lawn mower brand | TORO |
Least | FEWEST |
Leguminous side dish | PEASALAD |
Lindsay of "Liz and Dick" | LOHAN |
Little hotel | INN |
Little plateau | MESA |
Los Angeles neighborhood | BELAIR |
Low pelvic bones | ISCHIA |
Maui greeting | ALOHA |
Medieval Scandinavian | NORTHMAN |
Menu offering | CHOICE |
Neighbor of Latvia | ESTONIA |
Nile capital | CAIRO |
Novel whose name consists entirely of the letters in 62-Across | ANDTHENTHEREWERENONE |
Novelist Toni | MORRISON |
Ocean east of Mass | ATL |
Old Nissan brand | DATSUN |
Opposer | ANTI |
Others, in Oviedo | OTRAS |
Out-of-towner | VISITOR |
Park oneself | SIT |
Part of a jug | EAR |
Parts of wholes | FRACTIONS |
Person whose name consists entirely of the letters in 23-Across | SAINTFRANCISOFASSISI |
Pickle liquid | BRINE |
Playtex item | BRA |
Prescribed diet, say | REGIMEN |
Pueblo dweller | HOPI |
Put- __ (jokey pranks) | ONS |
Refined finds | ORES |
Relating to an eye layer | RETINAL |
Relatives of terraces | BALCONIES |
Rigatoni's kin | ZITI |
Round body | ORB |
Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson | UVA |
Scot's turndown | NAE |
Setups whose name consists entirely of the letters in 117-Across | ENTERTAINMENTCENTERS |
Sewing unit | STITCH |
Shimmer | GLEAM |
Short history | BIO |
Side street | BYROAD |
Silent performer | MIME |
Slower than andante | LENTO |
Socially distant | ALOOF |
Some boxing blows | LEFTS |
Some legumes | LENTILS |
Some votes in Congress | NOES |
Sound of an "air kiss" | MWAH |
Stephen of "Angie" | REA |
Strong-arm | PRESSURE |
Suffix with Vietnam | ESE |
Swamp wriggler | NEWT |
Tailor's edge | HEM |
Tattered | TORN |
Teased one another playfully | BANTERED |
This evening | TONIGHT |
Those folks | THEY |
Throat tissue | TONSIL |
Titanic sinker | BERG |
Trig function | SINE |
Verve | ELAN |
Very talented | GIFTED |
Words of woe | AHME |
Yuletide song | NOEL |
__ fixe | IDEE |
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