Let me think Crossword Clue

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Let me think Crossword Answer

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UMM

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WELL

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Hint 1: Clue Definition

THINK (verb)
1. judge or regard; look upon; judge
2. recall knowledge from memory; have a recollection
THINK (noun)
1. an instance of deliberate thinking

Hint 2: Other Answers Used in the Past

UMM
(3 letters)
WELL
(4 letters)

More Premier Sunday Crossword (6/28/2026) Answers

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1. Five-sided shape

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17. Astonish

20. Old Italian stage actress Duse

21. Phrase directing a reader down

22. Disfigure

23. Displaying violent agitation

25. Hurly-burly

26. Weekend NBC show, for short

27. See 126-Down

28. Chi lead-in

29. Astonished

31. The L of UCLA

33. Many-legged arthropod in a home

38. Silky cats and goats

42. High deg.

43. From Cardiff or Swansea

44. Knights’ fight

48. Orangs’ kin

52. Doc’s “PDQ!”

53. Direction to go offstage

57. Dreadful

58. Definitely!

60. Eggs, in labs

61. Vintage photo tints

64. Meadowland

65. Making it through a series of difficulties

70. Drury Lane creator Queen

73. '16 Olympics city

74. Protests with people lying down

75. Orbiters such as Eros

82. Fancy vase

83. Medical research monkey

84. The Raptors, on scoreboards

85. Song-belting Merman

89. Points of convergence

91. Isle locale

92. In actuality

95. Walking stick

96. Cutthroat

99. Sort who hogs the TV remote

102. “-- right with the world!”

105. Gp. checking baggage

106. “Coconut” singer Harry

107. He played the Joker in “Joker”

113. Big fib

114. Do improv

115. Fork out

116. Very wise

118. Stiff upper --

121. Adobe Acrobat suffix

122. The name of one ends each of seven long answers in this puzzle

129. Boxing great

130. Pneumatic engine

131. Rum-and-coffee liqueur

132. Bill of science

133. Very muddled situation

134. Upholstered footstools

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1. Wooden nails

2. Tesla's Musk

3. Gorsuch on the bench

4. 2000 pounds

5. Director Lee

6. “Nice way you averted disaster there!”

7. Writer Sarah — Jewett

8. “Of course!,” informally

9. Seattle-to-Reno dir.

10. That gal

11. “Greta” actor Stephen

12. Once-ubiquitous tech product

13. Niece’s brother

14. Benes on “Seinfeld”

15. Baseball’s Maris, for short

16. Language of Stockholm

17. Astonish

18. Walked in water

19. Chip away at

24. "Yoo- —!"

30. Plant pest

31. One who hangs around

32. Metal in rocks

34. “-- further review ...”

35. Closed

36. Mag heads

37. Pampering, in brief

38. Comeback to “Are not!”

39. Its cap. is Amsterdam

40. Aussie’s “Hi”

41. Anglo- —

45. — Strauss

46. Name after Don or San

47. You, old-style

49. Metric prefix for “thousandth”

50. Dress fussily

51. Chairs

55. Abbr. of fuel efficiency

56. Actress Wasikowska

59. Not as risky

61. Booster, e.g.

62. German auto

63. Catty

66. When doubled, a gloating taunt

67. Mardi —

68. A pity

69. Precedent-setting trial

70. “Tuff --” (1986 hit song)

71. “The king,” in France

72. Weapon for a 44-Across

76. Hi- -- monitor

77. Mao — -tung

78. Old Red Scare org.

79. Engrave

80. Campus mil. gp

81. Hunter constellation

86. — Christian Andersen

87. Opposite of "ecto"

88. Boxer Spinks

90. Baghdad native

92. Melt together

93. Open -- of worms

94. Greeted with a grin

97. Lounge area on a train

98. -- Lilly

100. Ear: Prefix

101. Nero’s 1,051

103. Not wholly

104. Muscle jerks

107. Tokyo's land

108. In a weird way

109. 2004 Jude Law film

110. Chinese green tea

111. Leb. neighbor

112. Big name in utility knives

117. Trot or canter

118. Actress — Flynn Boyle

119. ''You've got a deal!''

120. Pod fillers

123. “Skylight” actress Williams

124. Suffix with Seattle

125. Bus. firms

126. With 27-Across, Erté’s style

127. Broody rock genre

128. Shapely leg, in old slang

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