Crossword Clues Start With P, page 109
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Prophesy
Predict
Party bosses?
Pine and cedar
Pine, e.g.
Popinjay's attire
Popinjay's attire
Purloins a purse
Postcard place
Period of infancy.
Prolongings.
Please, Fr. Style
Please: Fr. abbr.
Please, in French: Abbr.
Prizewinning Hofstadter book about thought and cognition in a brewery?
Person caring for grave robbers?
Proceeds rapidly: Slang.
Providing a racy sight gag in a coming-of-age movie, e.g.
Pay attention to: Colloq.
Peter Straub novel
Pie fruits?
Phrase from a Scottish prayer.
1902 Peace Nobelist
Proceeds with speed
1980 Pulitzer-winning book filled with wordplay and paradoxes
Part of an egotist's self-description
Patriotic song written by Irving Berlin
Patriotic song.
Patriotic song
Proceeds boldly
Piety
"POP __"
Panama Canal engineer.
Panama Canal builder.
Prairie-dwelling crustacean burrower?
Pheasant ragouts
Princeton's president.
Peregrine's mother
Pacific Coast fruit
Part of a French football?
Part of a luxury liner.
People of India.
Packard Bell competitor
Performer's "I'm ready!"
___ primordial: the first beginnings of things.
___ primordia (first beginnings of things): Lat.
___ primordia (first beginnings of things).
Pre-Obie milieu
Pill seeker?
Play the wrong card.
Poker tactics
Puts into alignment
Products of a subarctic forest?
Procter & Gamble brand
Practiced abstinence
Prefix with meter
Prefix with meter
Prefix with -meter
Prefix meaning "speed"
Performed again
Played anew
Performed again
Pre-show show: Abbr.
Passé recording media
Person with poor leash control?
Puts back on the line
Prominent feature of the Arizona high desert
Partitions again
Put on again
Pueblo Indians.
Players on Cincinnati's baseball team.
Painted with an anti-rust coat.
Part five of quote
Part 3 of quip
PART 4 OF RIDDLE
Plants with showy yellow flowers.
___ Park, Calif.
Plant of South
Propagandists' detention site
Peter Gabriel said it's "coming down"
Pebbly-skinned fruits
Papal vestment
Primary university in Providence, Rhode Island?
Part of an Irving Stone title.
Processed crude
"Perjure" is one
Put a new surface on.
Put on a new front
Piece of camping equipment?
Play doctors, for example.
Pole of a certain length.
Pueblo people
Pueblo-dwelling Indian
Part 3 of the quip
"Pollock" actress
Proofreader.
Predates
Painter of illusions
Painter of illusions
'___ pal!'
Postcard message
Paper rebates: Abbr.
Possible jury composition
Prefer above all
Pleasing information
Physical principle whose equation explains the changes in this puzzle's theme entries
Projected amount in a business forecast?
Pacific Islands: Abbr.
Part 4 of quip
Prehistoric man
Priggish
Part of "Stepquote"
Persian wheel
Persian wheel
Persian water wheel.
Persian wheel
Persian water wheel
Province of ancient Rome.
Principles of physics
Persian wheels
Persian water wheels
Plowless planting method
Poultry that shouldn't be trussed?
Part of an adage
Professional witness
POOR
Personal jet builder involved in a major conflict?
Part 3 of quote
Pretty good
Possibly prompting a reply like 25-, 47- or 62-Across
Parts of cells.
Part 5 of the quote
Plump, in Spain
Part six of quote
Play street
Part of N.A.A.C.P.
Poke with one's proboscis?
Prod with one's nose?
Part of Stepquote
Poker?
Poker?
Powerful conjunction?
Party stipulation
Party stipulation
Place of entertainment: Slang.
Place for a floor show
Phrase on some cans of chili
PATernity-leave recipients
Person giving a bond.
Popular newlywed.
Pooh's food source
Pooh's food source
Peruses just to pass time
Peruses
Pertaining to the blood
Pickpocket: Sp.
Prepared
Plant on after a wildfire, say
Port on the Black Sea.
"Poetry is ..." (Pablo Neruda)
Perennial billiards champ
Parched
Place ___ (buy space in the classifieds, e.g.): 2 wds.
Place ____ in the paper
Part 2 of quip
Pre-Civil War houses
Prewar
Port in Norway, scene of 1940 fighting.
'Penguin Island' novelist
"Penguin Island" novelist
POOR PALS
Pennsylvania Dutch talisman
Pennsylvania Dutch symbol
Part of a Beckett play?
Pilasters
Piers
Pay you receive as you're frogmarched out the door?
Pilasters
Proving ground NW of Vegas
Pound worker on a roll?
Part 4 of quip
President imitating a rabbit?
Plants that grow upwards.
Phenol derivative.
Projecting parts of Saturn's rings.
Pop trio with the 1964 hit "Bread and Butter," with "the"
Pulled down, as a haystack.
Projections of Saturn's rings
Parts of Saturn's rings
Project-financing vehicles
PAP
Powell-Lombard comedy of 1936
Pre-prom purchase
Pre-prom purchase
Pot component
Political party formed in 1828 to oppose the power of a secret society
Praised
Praised
Part 4 of the pun
Poem inscribed on 17-Across, with "The"
Part of a radio wave
Pertaining to ammonia compounds.
Parts 1 and 5 of the quip
Pertaining to Amen-Ra, Egyptian deity.
Part of DMV: Abbr.
Part of VIN: Abbr.
Part of DMV: Abbr.
Part of VIN: Abbr.
Part of VIN
Part 2 of quote
Pleased on a blimp?
"Please go on!"
Phrase from TV show of 53 Across.
Part 2 of the quip
Pigment pulverizer?
Part 2 of the observation
Plains dwellers
Plant of custard-apple family.
Part two
Passes.
Part 3 of definition
Part 1 of a memo from a CEO who just returned from a 49-Across
Prefix in chemistry
Puzzle Editor
Pertaining to a journey.
*Petrified wood?
Part 2 of the quote
Places for admirals
Pearly.
___ pan.
Preparedness slogan
Politically independent.
Prepared chicken for frying, perhaps
Prepared to fry, perhaps
Prepared for frying, perhaps
Prepared, as for cooking.
Prepared fish, in a way
Prepared for frying, maybe
Prepared for frying, maybe
Publicist covers my group's bakery container (5, 4)
Prefaces.
Preambles
Play __
Piece of usually antiquated technology that is passed onto one's parents
Postpones
Prop for emcee Douglas
P.G. Wodehouse's Fink-Nottle
Popular Miss Moran.
Punched the clock, nowadays