Pale amethyst gem stone. Port authority's pejorative Part 2 of the memo Pregnant woman, in obstetrics Part 1 of an etymological curiosity concerning the word "colonialism" Pumpkin ice creams? Part of #33's name "Patrons of Husbandry," won establishment of Dept. of Agriculture, 1889. Part of Alcindor's new name Pertaining to an ism. Parrots Purported cry from 100-Across upon discovering this puzzle's subject Prominent name in NATO. Picayune lawyer. Part 2 of quip PC frequenter of fashionable places? Personnel file datum Part 3 of remark Pay off a big debt Part 5 of quote Part 5 of quote Protected by the mfgr. Penelope's father. Punk rocker who would make a lousy grocer? Position held three times by Henry Clay Political opportunity for a stereo salesman? Played Bach in ragtime. Place for a complainer? Place for a complainer? Place for a nagging passenger? Part of U. K. Pharmacist's "drops": Abbr. Peter of AMC's "Sunday Morning Shootout" Peaked Prudhoe Bay sight Packing a soulful lunch? 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Perform a dance with a shake Pre-election consultant Prognosticator of sorts Portuguese gentleman: Abbr. Portuguese Mr. Portuguese title: Abbr. Pressed, in a way Place in the headlines, July 16, 1945. Post-9/11 concern Post-9/11 concern Part 2 of the observation Pulmonary cavities Part of the "open skies" plan. Phoenix or Sparrow Painted a car, for example. Pollution measurement Pub pole Protein granule in seeds. "Please take ___, Miss Jones." Part of the United States invaded by Japan Part of the 49th state Places for seals Part of the Ring of Fire Pub signs. Pub gear. Pilasterlike abutment of an arch. Part of a Roman arch Password: Sp. Pertaining to meter invented by Greek lyric poet. Present: L. Perfect gift for Dennis the Menace's mom? Portland output: Abbr. Portland product: Abbr. Paving material: Abbr. Pause, in prosody Pause, in verse. Pause in a line of verse. Pause in verse: Var. Poetic break: Var. Pertaining to a whale. Perpetual: Poet. Purring pet's plaything Pet herbs? Poetically perpetual Plants with aromatic oils Persian pleasures? Poet's evermore Points of order? Paul Bunyan's forte. Podiatrist's accomplishment? Prune. Port of departure of polar expedition. Polar expedition base in Greenland. "Playgirl" picture? Polar base in Greenland. Peary's Arctic base. Peary's base. Points deep under the ocean floor. Peary's winter base, 1898. Place in Greenland. Produce, as page layouts for a printer Pass a law Plant with white flowers. Peary's base in Greenland Peary base Peary's winter base Peary base in Greenland Peary's winter headquarters Place on a French map Pigged out, in Greece? Prohibition Poet Alice ___ Miller Prohibitions. Preparing, as a layout, with "up" Prohibited in court Prevented by law. Promiscuous woman of the Far East? Precise moment Pasta before an affaire d'honneur? Pasta before an affaire d'honneur? Precede in time Place earlier in time Part of the State Department. Predecessor. Platform; dais. Platform. Play fetch? Platform: Fr. Platform Part 4 of the quip Pleasures of a sort. Pre ___ (houses of a kind). Part 5 of quip "Party of One" author. Platforms. Platforms Part of "Annie Laurie" Port of Cyrenaica. Pete Townshend "___ Face" Port of Libya. Peril of salmon Phony ID Parkway warning sign "Precisely!" Portuguese folk tunes. Portuguese folk songs. Permit from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission? Place to play Part of a freight train Place for pitchers, old style. Prom that's unproductive? Poet Elizabeth Pair: Var. Pulitzer Prize winner for "Across the Wide Missouri." Pulitzer Prize historian: 1948 Pulitzer Prize writer: 1948 Pullers of 24-Across Pleasantly drunk, so to speak Presidential monograms. Praying mantis Painter's achievement Purple shrub of Europe Passé roll with a hole Poet's "Long live composer Gabriel!"? Pet German of yore? Preferred offspring Part 3 of trivial fact PHOENIX Phoenix Punish Pisan hired man "Popular Songs" band ___ Tengo Punic War battleground Poems that make you feel sick? 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