Premier Sunday Crossword June 28 2026 Answers (6/28/26)

Here are all of the answers to today's Premier Sunday Crossword puzzle for June 28 2026 to help you finish it up!

Our Premier Sunday Crossword June 28, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue.

The Premier Sunday Crossword June 28, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the Premier Sunday Crossword on 6/28/26, 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 Five-sided shape
9A Members of a certain Masonic society
17A Astonish
20A Old Italian stage actress Duse
21A Phrase directing a reader down
22A Disfigure
23A Displaying violent agitation
25A Hurly-burly
26A Weekend NBC show, for short
27A See 126-Down
28A Chi lead-in
29A Astonished
31A The “L” of UCLA
33A Many-legged arthropod in a home
38A Silky cats and goats
42A High deg.
43A From Cardiff or Swansea
44A Knights’ fight
48A Orangs’ kin
52A Doc’s “PDQ!”
53A Direction to go offstage
54A “Let me think ...”
57A Dreadful
58A “Definitely!”
60A Eggs in labs
61A Vintage photo tints
64A Meadowland
65A Making it through a series of difficulties
70A Drury Lane creator Queen
73A ’16 Olympics city
74A Protests with people lying down
75A Orbiters such as Eros
82A Fancy vase
83A Medical research monkey
84A The Raptors, on scoreboards
85A Song-belting Merman
89A Points of convergence
91A Isle locale
92A “In actuality ...”
95A Walking stick
96A Cutthroat
99A Sort who hogs the TV remote
102A “-- right with the world!”
105A Gp. checking baggage
106A “Coconut” singer Harry
107A He played the Joker in “Joker”
113A Big fib
114A Do improv
115A Fork out
116A Very wise
118A Stiff upper --
121A Adobe Acrobat suffix
122A The name of one ends each of seven long answers in this puzzle
129A Boxing great
130A Pneumatic engine
131A Rum-and-coffee liqueur
132A Bill of science
133A Very muddled situation
134A Upholstered footstools
1D Wooden nails
2D Tesla’s Musk
3D Gorsuch on the bench
4D 2,000 pounds
5D Director Lee
6D “Nice way you averted disaster there!”
7D Writer Sarah -- Jewett
8D “Of course!,” informally
9D Seattle-to-Reno dir.
10D That gal
11D “Greta” actor Stephen
12D Once-ubiquitous tech product
13D Niece’s brother
14D Benes on “Seinfeld”
15D Baseball’s Maris, for short
16D Language of Stockholm
17D Astonish
18D Walked in water
19D Chip away at
24D “Yoo- --!”
30D Plant pest
31D One who hangs around
32D Metal in rocks
34D “-- further review ...”
35D Closed
36D Mag heads
37D Pampering, in brief
38D Comeback to “Are not!”
39D Its cap. is Amsterdam
40D Aussie’s “Hi”
41D Anglo- --
45D -- Strauss
46D Name after Don or San
47D You, old-style
49D Metric prefix for “thousandth”
50D Dress fussily
51D Chairs
55D Abbr. of fuel efficiency
56D Actress Wasikowska
59D Not as risky
61D Booster, e.g.
62D German auto
63D Catty
66D When doubled, a gloating taunt
67D Mardi --
68D “-- a pity!”
69D Precedent-setting trial
70D “Tuff --” (1986 hit song)
71D “The king,” in France
72D Weapon for a 44-Across
76D Hi- -- monitor
77D Mao -- -tung
78D Old Red Scare org.
79D Engrave
80D Campus mil. gp.
81D Hunter constellation
86D -- Christian Andersen
87D Opposite of ecto-
88D Boxer Spinks
90D Baghdad native
92D Melt together
93D Open -- of worms
94D Greeted with a grin
97D Lounge area on a train
98D -- Lilly
100D Ear: Prefix
101D Nero’s 1,051
103D Not wholly
104D Muscle jerks
107D Tokyo’s land
108D In a weird way
109D 2004 Jude Law film
110D Chinese green tea
111D Leb. neighbor
112D Big name in utility knives
117D Trot or canter
118D Actress -- Flynn Boyle
119D “You’ve got a deal!”
120D Pod fillers
123D “Skylight” actress Williams
124D Suffix with Seattle
125D Bus. firms
126D With 27-Across, Erté’s style
127D Broody rock genre
128D Shapely leg, in old slang

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