Putting on a pedestal Part 5 of the quip Putting into corrals Pitcher Herb of the '20s-'30s Yankees Preserver's activity Pitcher Herb of the '20s-'30s Yankees Punch Portrayer of 44-Across Punch Predatory birds Pink-slipping pelicans, e.g.? Prenuptial press moniker for the late Princess of Wales Part 2 of quip Portable cafeterias Protective structure for a snowball war Place to split a split Party device Place to split a split Polish river Public mockery Public mockery Part 4 of remark Popular wrestler in the 1980s Piercing, sharp. Piercing. Piercer Popular TV comic. Plan provisionally Pope who succeeded Severinus Punishment: Fr. Penalty, in France Prison gang leaders? Punishment, in law Pumpkin, squash, melon, etc. Philippine island "Piranha" director, 1978 Pumpkin or squash. Pumpkin or cucumber Printer's hand inking roller Pumpkin seed Peter __ Tchaikovsky Pumpkin or melon Peter ___ Tchaikovsky Prizes for a winning jockey? Peter -- Tchaikovsky Pet names. Politico who wrote "The Truth (With Jokes)" Peacock's pride Pub sign (Part 2) Play aggressively, in a card game Play aggressively, in a card game Percussion player who works for Big Blue? Puppy owner's chore? PICK Philanthropist from Queens? Presidential candidate, 1936, 1940. President Tito's first name. Part of the White Mountains. Pot-smoking cleric? Poet and patriot of Cuba, 1853–95. Protection for a stream? Prepared some fish dinners Protector on the gridiron Piece of football gear Prepared a mackerel Producer who discovered Judy Garland Prepared the trout Prepared brochettes Presidente número uno Prison library's contents? Proof of payment Performer in the stage version of "Babe"? Performer in the stage version of "Babe"? Philomel's sister, changed into a swallow. Philomela's sister. Part 5 of quote p Participant in banter Promoted PTA members Pride of a collection Painter Albers et al. Popular flamenco dancer. Play of 1897. Pride of a collection Policemen: Colloq. 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Puck's Irish counterpart Planes that inspired the name of an Athens, Georgia band *Place for changing out of a wet suit Poetically, where the swallows come back to. Promo pros Prospector's disappointment? Part 1 of a snarky quote by 54-Across Part 2 of quote Part 4 of the quip Pah! "Peaceful World" singer Place for indoor batting practice? *Pay P. M. G. in Wilson's Cabinet. Pharmaceutical company that's bogged down? Put Armor All on tires? Put Armor All on tires? Present getter's comment Plaintiff's evidentiary onus at trial Peeling out Part of a tux rental, perhaps ___ parle français. ___ parle français 1950 peace Nobelist Ralph Part 6 of definition 1950 Peace Nobelist Polish king. Prominent statesman. Peace-prize Nobelist: 1950 1950 Peace Prize winner Part 4 of quote Part 2 of non-quote Proud liberal's apology ... or is it? Proud liberal's apology ... or is it? POEM BY BUGS BUNNY Puffbird relative Puffbird relative 1997 Parker Posey comedy, with "The" Place to view wagons? PLUTO Pilocarpine sources President as Senator-Cabinet officer Presidential hit man? Polite putoff Palindromic group Phrase for baseball busts Provide accommodations for Oscar winner Peter? Prepare to leave the casino Packers. Pyncheon's pride, punny style Pooped citrus fruits? Part 2 of the quip Patriots Charles and Daniel Prune packed without the skin. Powerful: Arch. Powerful. Powerful, poetically Powerful Powerful Park, bus station, etc. Preps for performance PARK ___ punches (be blunt) Presley collection Pleader for the poor Plane a 19-Across might use Plane a 19-Across might use Purplish colors Psalm, to a prêtre Painted the town red Pedigreed, perhaps Part 2 of the message Prehistoric flier? Prefixes for wings Party at the Bates Motel? Pocketbook. Pioneering college football coach PUNCH LINE Pauper. *Putting a mickey in someone's potion? Pink can be found there Process of preparing mss. for publication. Part 4 of quote Place in New York Bay: Abbr. Pacific Coast shellfish Pro at spot removal Painter Schiele and composer Wellesz Pipe-organ stop. Pupils: Fr. Parisian pupils People taking les examens Parisian pupils Plane-wing controls Places for future webcasters? Pleading for attention? Pleading for attention? Phileas Fogg's around-the-world time Part of Chopin's Opus 10 ___ President is O'Kelly. President's vision? Port on the Sea of Azov. Port on Sea of Azov Popular date time, more or less Part of a Kipling title. Part of the harmony of the universe Part of the universe Part 4 of quote Part of a genus: Abbr. Piece of hay? People killing time Procrastinators Public squares Peace goddess. Principal industry of the Mystery Destination since 1895 Performed a Herculean feat #3 Problem for a leadfoot Poem by Mary Dow Brine, 1878. Praise, old style Pledge Partake of hospitality Part 2 of the comment Put in jail Parent who supports a family without help People who might just tase a potato if the microwave is broken? 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