Crossword Clues Start With P, page 106
Pay
Pay a tab
Pick up the tab
"Psycho" co-star
People of SW India.
Part of q.v.
Part of q.v.
Part of q.v.
Psalms writer
Pub-worker's need
Playing fields for the Mets and the Yankees
Places for a 35-Across
Pluto, animatedly
Pluto
Person who takes care of your body work?
100 pennia
Poem by 4 Down
Pistol part.
Pepper?
Pepper?
Phrase for Genesis.
Patriot Fraunces of "Tavern" fame
Painted ponies from Michigan?
Prolonged tennis units
Purchased profusely
Promoted, nominally
Painful punch result?
Paint ingredient
Physical education degree.
Physical Ed. degree.
Pots of oil with wicks.
Philatelists' prized possessions
Primo real estate on the outskirts of the city?
Party of the ___.
Private eye played by Chester Morris
Popular TV sleuth.
Printer jam, for example
Plastic surgery patient's dread
Part of many an address
Part of many an address
Post office purchase
Popular wall covering
Pirate captain's wear?
Puts poles in cartons
Punching bags, mouthguards, etc.
Pugilistic pleasures?
Pugilistic sweethearts?
Putting all the Harry Potter books into crates?
Pushy
Prize for neatest coloring?
Prize for neatest coloring?
Part with, as money.
"Peace, Bread and Land" movement
"Peace, Bread and Land" movement
"Proper" speech
Proper speech
Poisonous snakes of India.
Player in a sandbox
Paleontologist's rare find
Psych-rockers ___ Shaker
Purse: Ger.
"Paganini" actor
Pulitzer Prize journalist Arthur ___
Panel members.
Prolific female recording artist born in Crete
Political commentator Irving
Pound studs?
Pill-taker's problem
Popular resort outside Boston
Pre-Columbian Mexican
Providence locale
Provincial; petty
Portuguese denial
Pertaining to the wood nymphs: Gr. myth.
Porous coral
___ Park, Cleveland
PART 1 OF ANSWER TO STUMPER
Province of Saudi Arabia
Pertaining to marine organisms on or near surface of sea.
Party purchase ... or a hint to each circled letter set
Political phenomenon.
Places to find sweaters in the Bahamas?
Polish river: Russ. sp.
Primitive Babylonian diety.
Player of the Skipper
Pic ___, Andorran mountain
Potion of forgetfulness.
Pain-killer.
Potion to dull sorrow
Provides background for a slide show
Polish river.
Polish river
Polish river
Place for a bite
___ principle (accept basically)
Putting two and two together?
Pusher's activity
Philosophers' stone seekers
Philosophers' stone seekers
Pert. to the auks.
"Please decide where the soldiers will stay"?
Promise not to snore?
Piece of cotton.
Pasta that will make you really sick?
Prepares
Pen for Pedro
Phenomenon of 1919.
Punchline?
Portable power sources
Part of a formal request
Potential start-up
Professional interpreters in the Orient.
Public-spirited citizen.
"Popular Revolution" leader
Pulls under
Plea from an allergic person to a pair of gloves?
Predicament at the bar?
Predicament at the bar?
PBS round table
Possible future pro athlete
Pilot who transports appliances?
Part song
Patrick of "The Prisoner"
Present time period
Players' tryouts
Possessing no burrowing plated mammals
People good at making connections
Place fit for a green thumb
Parts 2 and 6 of the quip
Part two of the quip
Planter's tool
Planter's tool
Palace the Iranian tourist visited near Madrid?
Play that the musical "I Do! I Do!" was adapted from
Put on ____
12:45 P.M.: Thunder
Period fondly remembered now
Poem recited by Frost at J.F.K.'s inauguration
Place in Oz
Part of a Poe poem
Perry Mason line
President's Park South, informally
Part 4 of riddle
PANS
Part 2 of report
Pitches to
Prime time for songbirds?
Perry Mason's debut
Possible title for this puzzle
Part 2 of the quip
Part 2 of the quip
1974 political thriller with Warren Beatty
Prokofiev's saucy opus?
___ Park, Md.
Pretentious lecturer?
Pulse, in music
*Pre-performance audio test
Plants of SW U. S.
Plant of southwest U. S.
Plant of the Southwest.
Plant resembling the yucca
Pendent.
Pre-1991 Russian veto?
Pre-1991 Russian veto?
Person that a whale with a clogged blowhole might call?
Panza and others
Pay in full
Part 2 of the quip
Part of a lamp, perhaps
Parting words.
Père ___, Balzac's King Lear, 1834.
"Père ___"
Part 1 of a quip about the vice president
Primate leader?
Part of a golf course.
Pitch a complete game
Pitcher's disappointment
Pitch hit for a homer
Prod Twist into action?
Pens of early days
Place for the lead stretcher bearer?
Poet Robert's flower?
Port of Rumania
Plump, in Portsmouth
Place to play jai alai
Partisan leader
Played cool poker
PASS
Protective membrane
POLK
"$9.95 plus shipping___"
Postal term
Part of a popular suite.
Part 3 of the quote
Precursor
Put ___ on (sharpen)
Preventing stoppages
Puplits in Eastern churches.
Pulpits.
Pulpits
Prelude to defeat, with 14 Down
Penalties: Fr.
Prospectors' boom year
Plants used for soap.
Plants with detergent properties.
Player in a stadium known as "The Swamp"
Palindromic "hugging saint"
Promotes the development of
Promotes
Promotes
Page proof?
Pair of unwelcome opinions?
Part of an earthworm's alimentary canal
Program on which pundits talk about hangings?
Place in the East Village
Popular anchor of early morning news, to fans?
Pale yellow
Performer of a modern dance.
Person in boots, perhaps
Prehistoric toolmaking?
Pile of shares?
*Precious, brief time with a loved one
Purloined instrument?
Purloined a bag?
Pipe valves
Purloined instruments?
"Pack ___ troubles . . . "
POUND
Pound
Poison for arrow tips
Preparing to be shot, say
Plugged
Problem for mayors
Pitcher Walter Johnson's mark
Prefix for mycin
Portuguese ounce.
Portuguese weight.
Phoenician goddess
Positive response to a Reddit article, e.g.
Prepare to sell Christmas trees?
Part 5 of message
Pound
Provided
Pets' pals at times
Powdered soap brand
Part of the phraseology of a toastmaster's introduction: 2 wds.
Pet
Prefix with "mensch"
Papal names
Punched out a Disney elephant?