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Pea geneticist People in Balkans. Pertaining to flock. Pulls a scam on Pulls a scam on Pulls a fast one on Pulls a scam on Positive ID provided by Roy Rogers' horse? Pop Pop Preakness, e.g. Part of some machine shops' names Part of the ear Places for homes on wheels Pioneers Prepare in advance of a title bout Prefixes for large birds Pres.'s financial grp. Presidential info group Poet in Plato's time Problem at exclusive schools? Part of a healthy lifestyle Pont-l'___, town in Normandy. PRETENDS PRIDE Pushkin's gin Part 2 of sign Place of worship. Pretty easy to see or understand Part of a Hindu ascetic's news report? Pop music's Gloria and Emilio Papal vestments Papal vestments Popes' capelike vestments Papal capes Previous assessment? Pre-Purim observance Puts on the cuff Prison protesters, maybe Pair of identical products sold as a unit President of U. N Sixth General Assembly Session. President of U. N. General Assembly. Pizzazz Pertaining to the soft palate. Palatal. Pertaining to the soft palate Pertaining to the soft palate Persons on a ship Popular cable program Plants with clustered flowers Planet inhabitants Places to hear battle stories Places to hear battle stories Provisional head of Cuba. Proponents Placed in a receptacle. Put in a vase. Parachute attacks Part 4 of the memo Part 6 of quip Part 2 of the quote Part II of quote Politician Udall/singer Charles merger Port of Japan Parting words Problems for speech teacher. Professional therapist of '90s cartoons Popular psychologist Pitcher and Ringwald Pitcher and Maguire Pasta served during a military exercise? Prepares to make coq au vin Plan to make a good impression "Punk'd" co-creator 1964 Peace Prize Nobelist formally Pertaining to courses for foot races. Parent's admonishment Part 4 of quip Pointer Sisters "___ Shy" Priestly Priestly Popular '50s vocal quartet, with "the" Places with no telephones. Puzzle theme in 17-, 49-Across and 9-, 25-, 36-Down 1936 Pulitzer Prize novel. Papal indulgences? Publisher Henry and romance novelist Victoria Pay homage to the star of 'Rio Lobo'? Part 4 of observation Put "down" three times Products of home industry. Passes to an owling good time? Phony folklore sprite? Phony folklore sprite? Pet owner's lament (Part 3) Phony court figure? Plain-looking mortgage broker? Plain-looking mortgage broker? Potentially awkward question at an introduction Prepare to punch Part 3 of quip Prefix meaning 100: Var. Pika Place with stereotypically snobby clerks Putting a Batman foe on the payroll? Personnel guru? Personnel guru? Product of common grade. Photographer married to Arthur Miller Perfectly clear Part 3 of the quote Prepare to push off Puff from a child's toy? Peloponnesus, once Peloponnesus. Peninsula in S. Greece. Peloponnesus Person associated with 16-Across Persuasive ones Polar explorer, after getting religion? Pastel-imbued isle domicile? Perfectly ordinary, as a day Put one's ___ (conceal nothing) Phone a rock group? Pianist-singer match Purchases a company? Part one of today's quip Part one of a budgeting quip Proper setting of threads, in weaving. Principal principles Poor spellers Portraitist on a cruise ship? Prickly, plantwise Prickly, plantwise Part of the Great Mosque at Mecca. Prevailed at last Personal emergency signal Paid a visit to Picked in the classroom Part of a routine physical Part 4 of quip Part 4 of remark Piranha Piranha Piranha Popular comedian. Patrick Ewing and Walt Frazier? Patrick Ewing and Earl "The Pearl" Monroe? Put one's best foot forward? *Programs that generate hardware sales Printer's pointers Part of a black suit Part of a President's name. Port on Bougainville Island, S. Pacific. Primogeniture beneficiary Pomme ___ Person feeling abhorrence Pat Patriot and Billy Buffalo Poker player's underwear? Pitcher. Pink bird's mean-spirited chat room activity? Press location PR practitioners Punched wildly Personal offer to help Premature decision Pet owner's bane, and a hint to what's hidden in 17-, 26- and 42-Across Pet owner's bane, and a hint to what's hidden in 17-, 26- and 42-Across Picnic appetizer Picnic dish Played together Presidential ATM sign? Presidential ATM sign? Popular character introduced in 1937's "A Family Affair" Panting dog, e.g. Panting dog, e.g. Part 2 of quote Pavlov subject Popeyed. Pop-eyed. Popeyed Poetically gaping Part 2 of quote Popular citrus drink Probed Psychologist's prime time special? Part 3 of quip Perfectly elegant soiree? Philippine muskmelons. Poisonous weed Paying for everything Pay, formally? "Peyton Place" actress Diane "Peyton Place" film actress Ponied up Paid for everything Perfect day at bat. Port on Formosa Strait, regained by Chinese. Port retaken by Chinese. Protective arch: Mining. Punch this Place for a workout Place for a workout Perchloroethylene and the like 'Put -- in your tank' Poker precursor in Persia Prog-metal band Animals ___ Plodding Perilous urban area Perilous urban area Paved Paved Phoenician goddess of love Phoenician goddess? Perfect gift for Samantha of Bewitched? Part 2 of quote Professor, re homework Professor, at times Pack on the attack Police-blotter entry ___ pin. ___ pin ___ pin (tidy) ___ pin (very tidy) Parts of shirts. Pittsburgh Pirates hero of the 1960 World Series Placing in quarters. Prominent Italian Socialist. Perfumery oils. "___ pins . . . " Pronounced an "h" Pronounced the letter "h" Pronouncing the "h" as in house Philippine Island. Philippine island. Philippine island Pertaining to the science of life Pertaining to the science of life Pitch Pirate Roberts Phase of a pool hall tournament Part 3 of quip Plain-Jane sprain relief? Place the first words of 17, 24 and 42-Across are heard Paper sheets. Pick up the tab Pay Pay Pay Pay for dinner