Crossword Clues Start With P, page 128
Part of NBA practices
Popular '70s comedian?
Preceded
Puppy's paw
Past
Pressed.
Pre-indicate.
Prefigure
Platform on a vessel's mast
Platform on a ship's mast.
Part of a horse's mane
Plea from those in witness protection?
Peace advocates
Paula Abdul chart-topper
Paula Abdul chart-topper
Pay attention instead of dozing off?
PART 2 OF QUESTION
Progressed swiftly
Prepared false signatures in advance?
Put pajamas away?
Park for World's Fair or Tennis Open
Pomposity.
Part two of the quip
Planarians and liver flukes
Pianist around the capital?
Plane trips: Abbr.
Plant used as an antidote for snakebites
Perky name?
Postmaster General.
Previous: abbr.
Popular rhythm
Pursue a dream
Pursue a dream
Previewing
Polish coins.
Price decrease for a stout-bodied fish?
Price decrease for a stout-bodied fish?
Paris attraction
Parisian entertainment since 1869
Pertaining to leaves
Pertaining to leaves
Pillow material
Pillow material
Pillow material
Part of a culture
Phileas's family
Pomace.
Playground retort
Police entrapment scandal?
Problem requiring tact
Painting of a member of the club?
Part 2 of the tip
Plummeted
Premarathon celebration
Period of time.
Pie throwing?
Process of putting copied text into a document?
Pope before Sixtus IV
Pessimistic knight?
Pessimists' patron?
Person posting nasty blog comments from the toilet on a train?
Part 2 of the quip
Petronas Towers architect Cesar --
Poker game
Portable shipping platform
Portable shipping platform
Price list: Fr.
Play the gofer
Part of F.M.: Abbr.
Part of UHF: Abbr.
Painted on fresh plaster
Psychoanalyst Anna, formally
"Pauvre moi!" and "Quelle misère!"?
"Pauvre moi!" and "Quelle misère!"?
Popular pets
Potato morsel?
Part 4 of quip
Patronizing a well-known retailer?
Protect against oxidation
Part 3 of the quip
Paintings by Chagall, Kandinsky, etc.?
Person who wears high fashion?
Pilot's second career?
Purple
___ pieces.
Pride of Philadelphia.
Put your best foot forward
Phrase on air letters.
Pimps who hang around vending machines?
Pumpkin and melon.
Pumpkin and squash.
Pumpkins, melons, etc.
Ponder
Ponder
Prevents
Publishing formats for Shakespeare
Publishing formats for Shakespeare
Paper sizes.
25 pct.
Periodically: Abbr.
Periodical: Abbr.
Place for failures
Pug's last address?
Page-turner
Page-turner
Philippine President.
PECK
Pedro's "What a pity"
Pretty fat, actually?
Packages of yarn or thread
Part 2 of quote
Painter who makes a fast substitution?
Popular downtown Boston eatery area
Popular downtown Boston eatery area
Phillies slugger Jim
Phillies slugger Jim ___
Peroxide: Chem.
Put off the scent
Peaceful respite
Peaceful respite
Places for valuables
Precise chronometer
Plight of an overcrowded orchestra?
P.T. Barnum
Prepare to sew
Plan in advance
Prokofiev's "loved ones."
Piece of South American game equipment?
Possessing muscular might
Professor who tries to kill Harry Potter
Political ideal.
Promo for this puzzle's theme
Part 2 of quote
Put aside for future use
Place before, grammatically
Police ploys
Plans to nail suspects
Part of "The Alphabet Song"
Part 1 of a quote by Flannery O'Connor
Phrase meaning "all but."
Part 3 of the proverb
Play about a singer's army years?
Part three of quip
Publisher that announced it's buying About Inc.
Pelletize
Promise on a patient prosecutor's answering machine message?
Popular feature in poetry
Painting manual?
PlayStation devotee's mantra?
Posters of a pop music icon?
Practices a diet
Proceed with care
"__ Parade"
"___ Parade."
Publishing shop
Parental concerns
"___ parade"
"___ Parade"
Parting promise
Puts on, as pants
Passes to Verdi
Pitcher Waite and family
Proportionate divisions
Pleading
Presidential aspiration
Planting flowers, e.g.
Part 2 of quip
Prefix in chemistry.
Part of the intestine: Comb. form.
Plated type of saurus
Polish marshes.
Part of South Carolina's coastline
Politician, much of the time?
Peripatetic?
____ -pocus
Peddles warmth from the nearest star?
Pet product company acquires soft drink
Put into the required shape beforehand
Pompous opinion
Photos from Merthyr Tydfil?
Pulitzer Prize-winner Douglas whose three famous subjects are hidden in this puzzle's theme answers
"Peyton Place" actress
Pet products brand
Punish deservedly
Program guide location?
Pilot training exercise
Pilot training exercise
Part three of quote
Paul and Frederika, recent royal visitors.
Pearl Buck's autobiography.
Preferences: Dial.
Parboiling
Perennial condition of N. Y. reservoirs.
Pick-me-up: Slang.
Particle, in Scotland
Patron of pregnant women
Prevailing current of thought
Polltaker's oxymoron
Polltaker's oxymoron
Postquarantine permission to use a port
Puts somebody out
Pacifist's dream
Part of the national debt?
Part of the national debt?
Party people?
Private eyes.
Pussycat, in Paris
Pure: clipt form
Pinch pennies
Patrice ___, young soprano.
Promising new coloratura soprano.
Patrice ___, young Met soprano
Popular soprano.
Pianissimo marks.
Porter sentiment
Pilfer a grooved wheel?
Popular ISP
Parade strutters
Playful leaps
Part of the Atlantic
Poker-playing director?
Porsche model or former Chilean dictator
Produce-section buy
Phony start?
Phony beginning?
Phony prefix
Pre-marathon routine
Perfect game pitcher of May 8, 1968
Prancer.
Protrudes
Philippine measure.
Part of a suspension bridge.
Protection wound around bicycles
Photographer of a letter?
Photographer of a letter?
1928 pact name
Patronize a drive-thru
President of Mexico, 1924–28.
Peruvian silver city on Lake Titicaca.
Play that's a real tear-jerker?
Pertaining to Mohammedan mysticism.
Play a horn well?
Prime
Plains transport
Plains Indians transport
Plains Indian sledge.
Primitive vehicle of Plains Indians.
"Poultry in motion" specialists?
Prepare a locomotive?
Playground of the St. Louis Rams