Premier Sunday Crossword August 23 2026 Answers (8/23/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's Premier Sunday Crossword puzzle for August 23 2026 to help you finish it up!

Our Premier Sunday Crossword August 23, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.

The Premier Sunday Crossword August 23, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the Premier Sunday Crossword on 8/23/26, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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# Clue
1A Allegations
7A “Half -- is better than none”
12A TV channels accessed at a price
20A It fits on a heavy bolt
21A Drag racing fuel
22A “Our Miss Brooks” star
23A Crossover SUV model from GMC
24A Brand of soup mixes
25A Sport such as baseball or soccer
26A Fishes taking classes with Archie and Jughead?
29A Perfect place
30A Suffix with hero
31A IX minus I
32A Org. with bag scanners
35A Tennis great Lendl
37A Walk away from sheep?
43A Very, to Verdi
46A Tugged
47A Its capital is Yerevan
48A A dozen wolves?
51A “Beetlejuice” role for Winona Ryder
52A Blue Jays, on scoreboards
53A Very eager
54A Entered a password, say
58A Dollop
61A Tehran’s land
63A Is in debt to
65A Ants living on a king’s headdress?
67A Country with an elected pres.
69A Duos
71A Stairstep part
72A Lions sharing a cultural heritage?
76A “Hello there”
80A Fuel brand in Canada
81A Hairstyles, for short
82A Courteous greeters in the military
84A Rice-A- --
86A Call -- day
87A Fender guitar, in brief
88A Legumes that seals have just eaten?
91A Liza Minnelli musical
94A July 4 event
97A Projections on premolars
98A Let cows lead you somewhere?
100A RN’s “ASAP!”
102A “Go, torero!”
103A “Trinity” author Leon
104A Gibbon, e.g.
105A Killer whale
109A “Such brutes!” ... or something you could say about seven key words in this puzzle
117A Large hewing tool
119A Fitness fad of the 1990s
120A 2009-17 White House family
121A Visitor of old classmates, say
122A “Hacks” actress Kaitlin
123A Quit working
124A Place of great disorder
125A Honored grandly
126A Quaint office scribes
1D Writer -- Boothe Luce
2D Coherent
3D Tequila plant
4D Refusing to accept reality
5D John of the Sierra Club
6D Sports domes
7D Foot-leg joint
8D Script unit
9D “Then again,” in texts
10D Entrance
11D Absolve
12D Tend to a friend’s dog, perhaps
13D With, in Paris
14D “Awright!”
15D Like much GI garb
16D Mythical ship
17D Old rival of Waldenbooks
18D NASA’s Eagle, e.g.
19D Tacoma-to-Spokane dir.
27D Writer Beattie
28D Went hastily
33D Biol. or zool.
34D Alias abbr.
36D -- voce (oral)
37D Jazz’s Jean- -- Ponty
38D Mooses’ kin
39D “Surprise Symphony” composer
40D Triage pro in a hosp.
41D Relative key of A flat major
42D Meadow
43D Dressed (in)
44D Affirmed earnestly
45D Top-level angels
46D Book unit
49D Inflated head
50D Pound sound?
51D “Holiday” actor Ayres
55D More frigid
56D Pound sound
57D Light snack
58D Dishes dirt
59D Almost direct, as a flight
60D Alleys, e.g.
62D Church sister
64D Cookout rod
66D Untrue thing
68D French eatery
70D Summer drink
73D 1977 baseball MVP Rod
74D “The Bear” actor Oliver
75D Tire snagger
77D “Dies --” (Mass hymn)
78D Fro- -- (cold treats, briefly)
79D Singer DiFranco
83D Box gently
85D Ancient native of 94-Down
87D Comedian Vulcano
89D “Kookie” actor Byrnes
90D Mechanize
91D Corporate money exec
92D Gmail alternative
93D Extinguished by a gust
94D Lima’s land
95D Very little, as flavor
96D Alter in size, as an image
99D 1960s veep Humphrey
100D Scrub hub?
101D Singers like Pavarotti
104D “I bid you -- farewell”
106D Embed forcefully
107D Mild cigar
108D Donkeys
110D Brinker of kid-lit
111D Tennis score after deuce
112D Art gallery in London
113D X and Y, on a graph
114D Command, old-style
115D Conical-bore instrument
116D “Likely story!”
117D “It’s c-c-cold!”
118D Actor Stephen

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