Mirror Premier Sunday Crossword Clues, Answers Updated March 24 2024
by J Nandhini
Updated Mar 24, 2024
Many individuals feel that it's challenging to solve some of the clues in today's Mirror Premier Sunday Crossword. Thus, on this page, we have assembled and shown the answers to the crossword puzzles. You can look here for the solutions to any hints.
By figuring out this problem, you can pick up a lot of new vocabulary and discover more facts. Let's now look at the answers to the crossword puzzles from today.
All I Wanna Do singer boasts?
SHERYLCROWS
This clue is a play on words. The singer Sheryl Crow's name is used in the clue, and "boasts" suggests a crowing or bragging tone, which is a pun on her name.
Apparently!
SOISEE
"So I see" is a phrase used to express understanding or acknowledgment of something, often used after learning new information.
Botch- — (1952 song)
AME
This clue refers to the song "Botch-a-Me (Ba-Ba-Baciami Piccina)," which was popularized in 1952 by artists such as Rosemary Clooney and Nat King Cole.
Broadcast News co-star feels sore?
WILLIAMHURTS
This clue is a play on words. The actor William Hurt's name is used in the clue, and "feels sore" suggests experiencing hurt, which is a pun on his last name.
Cheers actress yearns?
SHELLEYLONGS
This clue is a play on words. The actress Shelley Long's name is used in the clue, and "yearns" suggests longing or desiring, which is a pun on her last name.
Coma novelist makes dinner?
ROBINCOOKS
This clue is a play on words. The novelist Robin Cook's name is used in the clue, and "makes dinner" suggests cooking, which is a pun on his last name.
Dr. of music
DRE
"Dre" could refer to Dr. Dre, a rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur known for his contributions to the music industry.
Eww, mice!
EEK
"Eek" is an exclamation used to express disgust, surprise, or fear, often in response to seeing or encountering something unpleasant or alarming.
Geez, that's rough
AWMAN
"Aw man" is an expression used to convey disappointment, frustration, or sympathy in response to a difficult or unpleasant situation.
Hogwash!
PSHAW
"Pshaw" is an exclamation used to express disbelief, dismissal, or contempt for something considered nonsense or untrue.
Jerry Maguire star goes sailing?
TOMCRUISES
This clue is a play on words. The actor Tom Cruise's name is used in the clue, and "goes sailing" suggests cruising, which is a pun on his last name.
Middle Child rapper
JCOLE
J. Cole is a rapper known for his introspective lyrics and socially conscious themes.
Play It as It Lays co-star does a fusing job?
TUESDAYWELDS
This clue is a play on words. The actress Tuesday Weld's name is used in the clue, and "does a fusing job" suggests welding, which is a pun on her last name.
Road — (1947 comedy film)
TORIO
"Road to Rio" is a 1947 comedy film starring Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, and Dorothy Lamour.
Samson and Delilah co-star develops fully?
VICTORMATURES
This clue is a play on words. The actor Victor Mature's name is used in the clue, and "develops fully" suggests maturing, which is a pun on his last name.
Stuck actor Stephen
REA
Stephen Rea is an actor known for his roles in films such as "The Crying Game."
The Finest Hours co-star yearns deeply?
CHRISPINES
This clue is a play on words. The actor Chris Pine's name is used in the clue, and "yearns deeply" suggests pining, which is a pun on his last name.
There — god!
ISA
"Isa" is a play on words, combining "there" and "is," often used to refer to the existence of something.
Yes, yes!, in Mexico
SISI
"Sí sí" is Spanish for "yes, yes," indicating agreement or affirmation.
1-year-old on "Family Guy"
STEWIE
Stewie Griffin is a character on the animated television show "Family Guy" known for his high intelligence and diabolical plans.
1921 Karel Capek play
RUR
"R.U.R." is a science fiction play by Karel Čapek that introduced the term "robot" to the world.
A, in Munich
EIN
"Ein" is the German word for "a" or "one."
Flow blockers
DAMS
Dams are structures built across rivers to control the flow of water and create reservoirs.
Former female mil. group
WAC
The Women's Army Corps (WAC) was a female branch of the United States Army during World War II.
Former TWA competitor
USAIR
USAir, now known as US Airways, was a major American airline that competed with Trans World Airlines (TWA) before merging with American Airlines.
French pals
AMIS
"Amis" is the French word for "friends."
Frontwoman of Hole has a deep fondness?
COURTNEYLOVES
This clue is a play on words. The singer Courtney Love's name is used in the clue, and "has a deep fondness" suggests love, which is a pun on her last name.
G.P., for one
DOC
"Doc" is a colloquial term for a doctor, often used to refer to a general practitioner (G.P.).
Go to
ATTEND
To "attend" something is to go to or be present at a particular event or place.
Golf gadget
TEE
A "tee" is a small peg used to elevate a golf ball for an initial drive from the tee box.
Graceful tree
ELM
The elm tree is known for its graceful, arching branches and serrated leaves.
Harry Potter's skill
SORCERY
"Sorcery" refers to the use of magic, which is a prominent skill in the Harry Potter series.
Has a hunch
SENSES
To "have a hunch" means to have a feeling or intuition about something, which is related to the senses.
History topic
ERA
An "era" is a period of time characterized by particular events, developments, or people, often studied in history.
Immigrant's class, in brief
ESL
ESL stands for English as a Second Language, which is a class or program for immigrants learning English.
In a cutting way
SHARPLY
"Sharply" describes a manner of cutting or dividing something, or can describe the tone of a comment or criticism.
In the past
AGO
"Ago" indicates a period of time before the present, used to indicate when something happened.
In-favor vote
YEA
A "yea" vote is a vote in favor of something, often used in parliamentary settings.
Indian bread
NAAN
Naan is a type of Indian bread, typically made in a tandoor oven and often served with curry dishes.
Indigo dye
ANIL
Anil is a plant used to produce indigo dye, which is a deep blue color.
Innumerable
UNTOLD
"Untold" means too many to be counted, suggesting a large or countless number.
Irrefutable
TRUE
"True" means something that is certain, definite, or unable to be proven false.
It fills la mer
EAU
Italian money
EURO
"Eau" is French for "water," which fills "la mer" (the sea).
Lav in a pub
LOO
"Loo" is a British term for a bathroom or restroom, often found in a pub.
Lawman Wyatt
EARP
Wyatt Earp was a famous lawman and gunfighter of the American Old West.
LAX takeoff guess
ETD
ETD stands for Estimated Time of Departure, which is an estimate of when a flight will leave Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).
Like a runt
PUNY
"Puny" means small and weak, like a runt, which is the smallest or weakest animal in a litter.
Little goody
TIDBIT
A "tidbit" is a small and particularly interesting piece of gossip or information.
Maj.'s superior
COL
"Col" is short for Colonel, which is a rank above Major in the military.
Makes lively
ANIMATES
To "animate" something is to make it lively or full of life.
Miami Heat great walks in water?
DWYANEWADES
This clue is a play on words. The basketball player Dwyane Wade's name is used in the clue, and "walks in water" suggests wading, which is a pun on his last name.
Munich Mrs
FRAU
"Frau" is a German term of address for a married woman, similar to "Mrs." in English.
New York city or river
OSWEGO
Oswego can refer to a city in New York State or to the Oswego River.
Noon nap
SIESTA
A "siesta" is a short nap taken in the early afternoon, especially in a hot climate.
Not alkaline
ACIDIC
"Acidic" describes substances that are sour or have a pH level lower than 7.
Orbiting body, e.g
CIRCLER
A "circler" is an object that orbits around another body, such as a planet or star.
Other, to Jorge
OTRO
"Otro" is Spanish for "other," used to indicate something different or additional.
