Pyrenees' ___ Néthou Peanutty garlic sauce? Poultry workers Person interested in make-believe Participate in charades or hide-and-seek Protest outside the MGM Grand, perhaps? Part 3 of the quip Pessimistic observation Pakistani coin Part 3 of quip Power line? Power line? Put back on the burner Put on an air of bravado. PASSER Part 2 of quip Proud parent's comment when Junior calculates 2 x 2 x 2? Parts of ships. Parts of a wd. Part 5 of quip Preflight jitters? Pretentious or prissy ones. Pretentious ones Pop singer Brown, dating Aaron Carter President of U.S.S.R. Predecessor of Panmunjom. Pieter van ___, Dutch painter. Prefix meaning "milk" Popular orchestra conductor. Peeping Tom's opportunities Payment for use of a wharf Private organization Private nightspot Person from Kiel Protruding Protruding Projecting. Polite request Powdering places Powdering places Plus-size brand ("Patriot Games") Polynesian brew Pueblo dolls Play sentinel Pink Cockatoo genus. Penalties for pedestrians Prince of Denmark. Puccini matchmaker Put the pedal to the metal Provide a rough figure Play host. Precipitating in winter, in a way Pitcher's change-up Pitcher's change-up Plum-flavored cocktails Part of Prince Charles' motto. Part of the Prince of Wales' motto. Pintail duck: Local U. S. Pulitzer-winning Annie Printer's "double daggers." Printers' double daggers Part 2 of quip Puerto Rico's pro-independence leader, who protested at 28-Across Private consultant to the federal government, in slang Pants for a princess? Picked some fruit Pomum ___ (Adam's apple): Lat. Pirate name Pretended to be Prof. of 27 Across Pro tem abbreviation Pirate-infested region Part of the African coast. Philippine trees Pair of diamonds? Powerful dog that loves a Passover staple? Powerful dog that loves a Passover staple? Parsley's relative "Pelléas et ___," Maeterlinck drama Place for assenting Brits? Property purchase negotiator Perfect wedding? Punishment for a big, powerful dog? Polite party request Polite party request Plea from the Human League, 1982 Prince Charles's in-laws Princess Diana's family Pertaining to an English philosopher. Pilots' milieu Pilots' milieu Pavilion for celebrities? Placed in a heavenly area Part 2 of the quote Pointed. Pointed Paderewski, for one guiding principle Pelion-Ossa giants, e.g. Persevere, like a lightning rod installer? Persevere, like a lightning rod installer? Parts of a pirate treasure Philatelist's dance? Post office, to the postmaster Post office? Place for philatelists? Panicker of steers. Panicky runner. Prohibition fixtures Prohibition-era fixtures Paris's __ la Paix Paris's __ la Paix Paris's ___ la Paix Paris's ___ Rivoli Paris' ___ Rivoli Part of Stepquote Punk rock cut Plant of the ginseng family Pouch-shaped. Pouchlike. Pouch-shaped Push ahead, despite exhaustion Plummer film in 1969, with "The" Philosophical shrug about channel markers? Philosophical shrug about channel markers? Place for Carson's checks? Punish Mr. Harris in a medieval way? Presidential aviators? Purebred PULL BIG STREAK! O'S CHEERING Partial power failure Power takeoff? Portrayer of Tarzan. Person who hauls shrubbery? Put in a box. Possible 11/3 headline Possible 11/3 headline ... piece of furniture? Performs exorcisms Preparing for yet another trip Persistent salesperson? Personally bring Pack heat Pack heat Popular activity for dogs Prepare to emerge from bankruptcy Put back into alignment Polo banter? Prefix meaning 30 Down Part 2 of the observation 1986 Prince movie, after 29-Down Peace treaty verb Plant of the parsley family Postwar French Premier. Post-disaster efforts Part 3 of query Perfume ingredient Post Civil War gear. Patisserie purchase Patisserie purchase Passe cheese holder? Passe cheese holder? Part two: Typical three-letter __ Printing that includes new material Part of RSVP. Peaceable one, Spanish style. Part 2 of definition Pariahs' gathering? Pariahs' gathering? Persevered Prank involving a hammer and nails? Puts in the shade. Part of a spiral galaxy farthest from the center Pitch better than Part four of the quote Pledge anew. Prevail over in the long jump Puts back in the corral Put back in place. Put ___ (forget). Puts another way Puts another way Placed under guard Part of a bridge. Pine exudation Plumber's job, maybe Pigged out Polished off three pizzas, say Pharmacy store chain Patch a wall or ceiling. Popular name for R. O. T. C. Perform successfully Perform successfully Put a 1930s migrant on your shoulders? "Prometheus" muralist "Prometheus" muralist Put one __ (fool) Put something ___ someone. Put (something) ___. Put one ___ (flimflam) Popular author of nonfiction. Posh railway accommodations Praise too much. Pothole fixers Placed in a kiln. Praise the Lord: Var. Produced as computer data, Part of a phono record Put too much copy in type. Printer's term. Printer's problem. Printer's type excess Performers' inventories Prepare beef tenderloin, e.g. Protect to excess Protect to excess Protect to excess Puts in too much Puts in too much gas Puts in too much gas, e,g, Puts on again Part 4 of remark Put on a new roof Part 3 of Quindlen quote Pâtisserie goodies Pies, in Paris Pies, to a cuisinier Preen again Paradise created by Tommaso Campanella in a book of the same name Propaganda? Powerlifting move Propaganda? Point ___, Fire Island Produce a harmonic tone on an organ. Puts too many pupils in one class. Puts down Photographer's goof Private conversation about body art? Post section with dirt Puts a new finish on Papeete native now living along a river in Georgia? Put in a new crop Property talk Popular reality show, with "The" Printer's spacing measure Printer's spacing measure Printer's unit Parson at a wedding. Peak of S Colo. Pass for a sports-loving beast? Prepare to hit the road, perhaps