Crossword Clues Start With P, page 84
Palm sap toddies
Pathway for a sinner, ideally
Peanut, in the South
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut, in the South
Peanut
Peanut, to Carter
Peanut, in the South
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut, in the South
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut, in the South
Peanut.
Peanut
Peanut, in the South
Peanut
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut
Peanut, informally
Peanut, in Dixie
Peanut
Peanut
Peanut, in the South
Peanut
Peanut, in Dixie
Portrayed on TV by Barbara Hale, Perry Mason’s secretary
Played by Race Davies, the sister of Steve, Martin Kemp’s EastEnders character
Persecution by billeting of intimidatory troops in a Huguenot home, used by Louis XIV in the 1680s
Petroleum processing by-product
Petroleum processing by-product
Petroleum byproduct used to make synthetic rubber
Petroleum byproduct used to make synthetic rubber
Pure nonsense, board trustworthy
1998 Pulitzer dramatist Paula
1998 Pulitzer dramatist Paula
Political writer Kenneth
Political writer Kenneth
Pulitzer-winner Paula for "How I Learned to Drive"
Place for December purchases
Place to do some green holiday shopping
Pencil filler
Pitch to excess
Promise too much
Pitch too eagerly
Praise too much
Present too aggressively
Praise too highly
Push too hard, as an argument
Pitch too eagerly
Petroleum sources
Presidential hopeful in 1984
Perches on the edge
Pivoting device
Pivoted bolt
Part of a ratchet wheel
Program using '.doc' files, for short
Pitch from Carlton or Merit
Promoter of boxers
Parent's mind game with a child (or what you have to use to solve this puzzle?)
Person making judgment in court leading to outcry, so to speak?
Powell's area
Poured downwards as a waterfall
Person with a will
Person with an estate
Person making will
Person with a will
Person who has made a will
Pertaining to progenitors.
Pertaining to forebears.
Parental.
Passed down from Lancaster maybe
Playing Lancaster is out of line
Post on deck for fastening cables.
Post for hawsers.
Post on a ship's deck.
Post for fastening towlines
Post for a ship's line
Post for securing nautical lines
Preposterous notion
Preposterous notion
Part of Gore's debate challenge to Bush
Port invested in unsafe supply base
Place for Homer and family
Place where "Doh!" is often uttered
Place for Homer and family
Pie part (that's appropriately placed in this puzzle?)
Pie part (that's appropriately placed in this puzzle?)
Perhaps even I could be afraid here
Plaice or sole, for example
Plaice, e.g
Pressing
Pressing
Put back after transport dispute
Penalty for “too many men in the huddle”?
Persistently chews on
Persistently chews on
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems
Pastoral pieces
Pastoral poems (var.)
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems
Poems describing rustic life
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems
Pastoral verses.
Pastorals.
Poems.
Pastoral verse.
Pastoral compositions
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems
Pleasant interludes (Var.)
Pastoral poems (Var.)
Pastoral poems (var)
Pleasant interludes
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems (Var.)
Pastoral poems (var.)
Pastoral poems
Peaceful poems
Pastoral poems (var)
Pastoral poems (var.)
Pastoral poems
Pastoral poems
Precious powder
People not under contract, perhaps
Pros whose options have run out
Persecutes.
Prize amounts
Prize amounts
Popular prizes.
Prizes for pugilists
Puckers
Pocketbooks
Presses together, as one's lips
Presses together, as one's lips
Partial rainbow
Partial rainbow
Partial rainbow
Parhelion
Partial rainbow near the horizon
Parhelion
Partial rainbow near the horizon
Portable keyboard instruments
Portable free-reed organs
Pertaining to ribs.
Practically essential part of a sentence
Pro ___ (for one's country)
Pro ___.
Pro ___ (for one's country)
___ potestas
Pro ___ (for one's country)
Pranced around following tango -- a hoofer
Produce unpleasant facts from the past
Part of a shield.
Port on Lake Superior in Ontario, Canada
Private fete
President Macron
Pointy-Haired Boss's underling
Poem by Alexander Pope
Possible title for this puzzle
Possible title for this puzzle
Prattler
Parade command.
Peevish wife in Athens, 400 B. C.
Prickly pear genus
Prickly pear genus
Plant of the prickly-pear genus of the cactus family
Paul --, US novelist and travel writer who wrote 'Waldo'
Paul --, author of the novel 'The Mosquito Coast'
Poem by Thomas Hood
Pavarotti contemporary
Phase of senility
Ponce de León quest, perhaps?
90210 preceder, in a TV show
90210 preceder, in a TV show
Put ingredients in place to make whisky without stirring
Phrase after "This is my final offer"
___ Payne, singer with Duke Ellington's band
Payne from the '70s
Payne who sang "Band of Gold"
Payne who sang "Band of Gold"
-- Payne, singer with hit 'Band of Gold' in 1970
Preacher uses charm to block one leaving
Preacher or evangelist
Polar explorer George Hubert ___
2,000 pounds of royalty?
Pit-digging insect
Pit-digging insect
Predatory insect
Predatory insect
Pit-digging insect
Pit-digging insect
Personification of an important Southern crop
Profligate, as Caesars.
Pertaining to Claudius's adopted son
Player in three 1970s Pro Bowls
Phone card flipping low -- that's a blow
Pioneer cubist
1881-1973 painter
Persian green
Plucked as violin strings
Poor clue the setter'll need time to clear up
Places to hang out with your buds?
Plants' places
Pay, slangily
Partially burned.
Provide enclosure comprising kayak's last berth
Pupil of the artist David
Painter of "La Source" (1780–1867).
Painter of "Jupiter and Thetis"
Producer of old pictures, some requiring restoration
Painter in entrance losing footing
Pull out of the air in Government for The Gathering
Photo lab chemical
Photo lab chemical
Property magnate? One builds up a picture
Possible location of panic button, illegal
Part of a circle.
Pursuing an unreachable goal
Perhaps Bruce's rabbit finding slug beneath some corn
Publisher's guideline
Provides
Provides
Pens
Pens
Pens in
Pens
Pens a dogie
Pens a dogie, e.g.
Pens a dogie
Pens combustible articles about gutless reporter
Pirate ship stores wooden leg perhaps
Pleasant enough
Proust volume, "__ a Budding Grove"
Part of how I think, positioned thus
Pulp, Genesis, Blur vocalist
Ponies fit to travel, notwithstanding ...
Part of the packaging.
Paper covering a magazine, say
Packaging
Personification of chivalry
Pore over yard and stable and set off to start a race
Praised first piece of gammon cooked fried with oil
Prices broken by hollow iron statuettes
Pyrenean peak
Pico de __: Pyrenees peak