Crossword Clues Start With P, page 797
Pineapple brand
Presidential race dropout Elizabeth
Pineapple packager
Parcel, with "out"
Pineapple name
__ Plantation, site of the world's largest maze
Parcel (out)
Parcel out
'96 presidential candidate
1996 presidential candidate
Parcel (out)
Politician Bob
1996 presidential candidate Bob
Pittance.
President of Hawaiian republic, 1894.
President of Hawaii, 1894.
Pass out
Parcel out
Presidential running mate: 1976
Pasteur's birthplace
Parcel (out)
Politico Elizabeth
Pineapple name
Parcel (out)
Politico Bob
Presidential candidate in 1996
1996 presidential candidate Bob
1996 presidential candidate
Pineapple brand
Premier pineapple producer
Politically powerful Kansan
Parcel out
Politico Bob or Elizabeth
Pass out
1996 presidential candidate Bob
Pineapple packager
1996 presidential candidate
Presidential candidate of '96
Pineapple giant
Pass (out)
1996 presidential candidate
Premier pineapple producer
Pineapple packager
Presidential candidate of '96
Pineapple giant
Portion (out)
Portion
Parcel (out)
Portion (out)
__ Plantation, site of the world's largest maze
Parcel (out)
Parcel (out)
1996 presidential race loser
Pineapple brand
Portion out
Parcel (out)
Parcel (out)
Parcel (out)
Parts of hammers
Parts of hammers
Parts of hammer heads
Parts of hammer heads.
Parts of hammers
Parts of some hammers
Parts of hammerheads
Pounding parts
Parts of hammers
Pounding parts
Parts of hammer heads
Pounding parts
Parts of hammer heads
Parts of hammerheads
Parts of hammerheads
Parts of hammer heads
Playground shooter
Playing marble
Prize shooting marble
Playing marble
Playing marble
Playground marble
Playing marble
Print type between pearl and nonpareil
5.5-point type
Playing marble
Playing marble with bands
Playground shooter
Playground marble
Patterned mineral
Playing marble
Playing marble
Playground marble
5½-point type size
Playing marble with bands
5½-pt. type.
5½ pt. type.
Prized marble.
5½ point type.
Printing type.
Playing marble.
Precious stone
Prized marble
5½-point type
5 1/2-point
5 1/2-point type
Playing marble
Playing marble with bands
5 1/2-point type
5.5-point type
5 1/2- point type
5-1/2 point type
Playground marble
Playing marble
5-1/2 point type
Playing marble
Playing marble
5.5-point type
5 1/2-point type
Playing marble
5 1/2-point type size
Playground marble
Playing marble
Playing marble
Patterned mineral
Playing marble
Patterned mineral
5-1/2-point type
Playground marble
Playground marble
Polished bookend material
Plane routes
Places to roll in?
Paths between pews
Places to roll in?
Princess ___ of Battenberg became the last Spanish Queen.
Part of the "Stepquote."
Pianist Bronstein
Political Palin
President Polk's wife.
President Blanding of Vassar.
Painted wake-robin
Pop singer McLachlan
"Princess" in its Hebrew translation
Politico Palin
Press secretary ___ Huckabee Sanders
Politico Palin
"___, Plain and Tall"
Parts of wedding scenes
Passageways
Places to roll, it's said
Place for laughter?
Parts of an auditorium.
Passageways.
Passages
Passageways
Places for runners
Pair of big jets?
Plane passageways
Plane paths
Pew separators
Paths between pews
Pew separators
Pair of big jets?
Pew separators
Passages between rows of seats
Passages
Passages east of Florida Keys
Passageways between seats
Passages mid-way from West Indies, for example
Parliamentary divides
Payed to play
Pitched in
Paid a penny, perhaps
Paid to play
Paid for a hand
Put in a minimum stake
Put in the initial stake
Paid to play
Put in one's two cents?
Put a penny in the pot, perhaps
Primed the pot
Put into the pot
Put in one's two cents, maybe
Paid to play
Put in a stake
Paid up
Prepared for a deal
Put in the initial stake
Paid to play
Put in a chip for a hand
Paid for a hand
Paid to play
Put in a chip, perhaps
Paid a penny, perhaps
Paid for a poker hand
Paid to the pot
Put in a stake
Pitched in
Prepared to play poker
Put in
Paid to play poker
Paid, with "up"
Paid to be in
Paid for a hand
Paid to play
Put in a stake
Paid a stud fee
Put your two cents in, maybe
Paid, with "up"
Put down stakes
Paid back (with "up").
Paid for a poker hand.
Paid in.
Paid (with "up").
Paid up.
Paid (up).
Paid in a way
Paid
Paid one's share
Paid up
Ponied up
Put up the money
Paid for a poker hand
Paid to play with pasteboards
Put up, in a way
Paid for a hand
Pitched in?
Put in the pot
Put in a chip, perhaps
Paid to get in
Paid to hold hands?
Put in a chip
Put a stake in a pool
Paid in some chips
Put chips in up front
Put in a stake
Put in to start
Put in up front
Put up
Put in the minimum stake
Paid to play
Paid (up)
Paid for cards
Paid to play cards
Put in cash (with "up")
Played the blinds in Texas Hold-Em
Ponied up
Paid to hold hands?
Paid to play
Paid to get a hand
Pitched in, and got a hand