Crossword Clues Start With P, page 56
Part of epic films
Printed symphony, e.g
Pastureland roamer
Patio screens.
Pastry decorations
Philippine tree.
Part of the woodwind family
Part of the woodwind family
Publishers' expo
Publishers' expo
Property seller
Property dealer
Pot growers' union?
Page locators
Page locators
P. I. tree
Philippine tree
Passing along, around the holidays
Passing along a fruitcake, say
Places for orators
Pitcher for the 'Amazin' Mets'
*Period of contemplation
Period of contemplation
Practically silent
Practically silent
Practically silent
People put aside their pride for a while?
Paul of '12 Years a Slave'
Pinched a chubby shrink?
Police actions
Philanthropic organizations.
Pressurise for gas release
Participate in a roleo
Practice logrolling.
Picnics.
Pleasure trips
Picnics or barbecues
Play a loggers' game
Picnics, e.g.
Picnics, e.g.
Picnics, e.g
PR firm's bane
Pleasure trips
Publicist's bane
Publicist's bane
Practice logrolling
PIP
Pauser for new strength.
Person in a hammock
Person taking five
Popular apple variety
Popular apple variety
Popular toy.
Propped (up)
Propped up.
Propped (up).
Propped up
Propped
Propped (up)
Propped (up)
Propped up
Propped (up)
Poison ivy sap, e.g.
Pest
Pain in the neck
Princess's pea, e.g.
Pain in the neck
Pebble in one's shoe, e.g.
Princess's pea, e.g.
Prison, slangily
Prison, informally
Prevention of a blaze from spreading
Psych out
Public school
Portable lamps
'-- Pie' (Oscar-winning short)
'-- Pie' (Oscar-winning short)
Pals of second story men.
Ponzi schemers and such
Pacers Miller
Portrayal
Pursued a collegiate specialty (in)
Place for merlots and pinots
Port outlet
Port outlet
Port authority?
Pursued an academic specialty (with "in")
Pursued academically (with "in")
Port authority?
Pursued an academic specialty (with "in")
Passages for ships.
Places for knots
Player with the most consecutive MLB All-Star Game starts, with 17
Player with a record 2,131st consecutive game on 9/6/95
Polish dog breed
People on certain diets
Performer with a baton
Performers who take a lot of heat?
Performer with a baton
Performers who take a lot of heat?
Pep rally performer
Performer with a baton
Protection for digit; filter slang (anag.)
Places for provisions
Pantries
Pantries.
Provisions.
Pub workers
Pub employees
Pantries
Pantries
Pantries
1961 Patsy Cline hit
Patsy Cline song
Player of the first Bond girl
Pipes from a furnace to its chimney.
Pipes leading to the roof
Polyglot Mario and others
Produced, as batik
Primary author of the Mayflower Compact
Primary author of the Mayflower Compact
Parents whose kids have flown the coop
Protective spirit, to a math lover?
Paint basecoats
President Taft's foreign policy
Packaging devices.
Poked around
Painters' preparatives
Polar bears, e.g.
Paint basecoats
Pottery worker, perhaps
Presidential also-ran in 1824, 1832, and 1844
Paint base coats
Pre-Civil War statesman known as "The Great Compromiser"
Photographer's gizmo
Played expressively within the tempo, in music
Played expressively within the tempo, in music
Partake of
Place for a quick bite
Prevented from moving
Person from e.g. Leeds
Plato and others
Place to see flora and fauna
Placed a burden on
Placed a burden on
Practiced some oral hygiene
Practiced good dental hygiene
Parts of a service
Parts of a service
Pieces of a tea service
Placation
Pay
Pay
Pay back
Pay off
Pay.
Pay for
Pay
Pay for services
Pay (for work done)
Picnic fare.
President who followed Harry
Presidential first name
Paneled art for an altar
Picture often used as an altarpiece
Picture often used as an altarpiece
Painting on three panels
Peter Mayle's "A Year in ___"
Part of old France.
Politician who was prime minister of India from 1977 to 1979
Playfully resume chasing black cat?
Pulitzer winner for "Sunday in the Park With George"
Pulitzer winner for 'Sunday in the Park With George'
Playoff game settler, perhaps
Playoff game settler, perhaps
___ plan (Social Security Act precursor)
Pension plan of the '30s
Physicist's _____ jar
Pearl River city
Pearl River city
Precious decoration adorning king in trading centre
Powerful Roman Church family name
Powerful Roman Church family name
Powerful Roman Church family name
Prominent aristocratic family in Rome from 12th to 18th centuries
Paul Revere, for one
Plant also known as columbine and granny's bonnet
Plant, say, found on island? Eagle circles round it
Plant of the buttercup family with showy flowers
Parrot
Polish name for Poland
Potpourri fragrance
Pale yellow
Pale-yellow color
Pale yellow
Plant with fragrant flowers
Pale yellow
Pound of North Africa.
Pacific islands.
Pacific island group.
Pacific island group
Poverty: Fr.
Poverty, in Paris
Person who's talented but not versatile
Person skilled in only a single area
Person who's talented but not versatile
Person skilled in only a single area
Person whose talent is very limited
Paul Simon album
Peninsula near Singapore
Peninsula next to Singapore.
Pacific peninsula.
Peninsula near Singapore
Penang's peninsula
Peninsula of southern Asia
Peninsula near Singapore
Port and resort in Spain, on an inlet of the Bay of Biscay
Polish nobleman who had official or royal duties
Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations
Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations
Painter/director Julian
Pianist blanches when off-key
Polk's secretary of state
Polk's secretary of state
Plant of the verbena family
Plant with yellow or orange flowers.
Potted plant
Perennial herb with florets sometimes called "ham and eggs"
Patient wife in a Boccaccio tale
Polish or German Jew
Port on peninsula of the same name on northern tip of Sri Lanka
Prodding
Post-Impressionist painter, 1853-90
Philanthropist who endowed an Oxford college in 1937
Part of the Parthenon.
Proxima Centauri, for one
Proxima Centauri, e.g.
Pocket-companion, handbook
Pasta in the form of long thin hollow tubes
Paddock sound
Paddock sound
Paddock sound
Paddock sound
Putting through aptitude tests.
Projectionist's job
Proceed instinctively
Painter Frankenthaler's painter husband
Piece of music.
Pastoral cantata.
Pastoral cantata