Populists' coinage issue of the late 19th century Political cause of the late 1800's Plasterwork Plaster Plastered ornamentally. Political leader Pressed one's nose to the glass Perle Mesta, for one. Place for an oceangoer's belongings? Promotional campaigns Promotional campaigns Patron ____ of Ireland: Patrick Pope Paul VI's "Ecclesiam ___" Passionately dislike Parlor purchase Popular takeout choice Plumlike fruit Peter De Vries character. Performs ship-launching ceremony. Present seeker Payment mediums: Abbr. Prepares to make a Philly sub Poll about a butcher's offerings? Plated. Present payments? Platform shoe of 17th and 18th centuries. Product of North Carolina. Products containing Latakia. Pierre's eyelash Perfume named for Cyprus. Parent's pride and joy Part of a PC's innards Park ranger shops for an SUV, while he ___ Pigeons, e.g. Pismo s home Prehistoric tombs Person quoted or honored PERT Pioneer's defensive action People with rights. Prefix with polar Presidential Punjabi? Postponed: Abbr. Proves free of guilt. PDA that Sony designed Playwright Padraic Poet Padraic Padraic ___, Irish poet Prejudice within a racial group Prejudice within a racial group Part two of the quiz answer Pre-1991 U.S.-U.S.S.R. strategies Pre-1991 U.S.-U.S.S.R. strategies Present for Mother Particles in suspension Part 4 of the quip Pitch Pirates' player of the `40s Put up Political insider Popular basketball shoe Popular sneaker Predecessors of the Superchief. Pioneers' transports Pioneer vehicles Pine or spruce. Puzzles. Place for recovering patients Power for a jinrikisha Paul Newman does some strumming? Poser Prescient Greek vessel? Prepare a seder, say Prepare a seder, say Parts of double-blind trials Policeman's decisive act? Polyphonic Possess jointly with another Plenty, as in cornu___. Plenty: Lat. Plant bulb. Part of Lord Acton's adage. Part of the "Stepquote." PART 3 OF QUIP Plotter pursued by Scarpia Phil Mickelson gave him a green jacket 1892 play by Brandon Thomas Pamphlet of poetry Pamphlet of poetry Purported inventor of baseball Purported inventor of baseball Power produced by farm machines? ___ piece (fifty cents). Point of agreement. Preservation Hall locale Puts great faith in Play by William Gibson Part of many toll-free numbers Phileas Fogg's travel time Punching-in time, for many Part of a speller's repertoire Part of a sequence Park where the Giants used to play Pan's foe Pol in exile? Pakistani city. Priestly garments Priestly garments Priestly garments Priests and such Prohibited Petty Part of a football field that is in field goal range? "Pick __ of Cotton" (Lead Belly classic) Part 2 of quote Partner in crime Places where it's sunny Probate attorney wanted, to help with ___ Pottery Pottery Problem for French Open tennis officials? Problem for French Open tennis officials? Part of an algebraic expression Perennial song hit from Chopin's "Fantaisie-Impromptu." Pop song from Chopin's "Fantaisie-Impromptu" Periodic table's ___ series Part one of a twisted nursery rhyme Part one of a twisted nursery rhyme 1997 Pulitzer-winning memoirist Pre-film animation device Projecting wheel rims Projecting rims, as on wheels Projecting rims, as on wheels Parts of ski boots Part of many an autobiography's author credit Phrase seen on autobiography covers Pitch Pertaining to Hugh Laurie's show? Peninsular battlefield of New Guinea. Pie filling Pudding named for a Russian count. Pie or pudding type Part 3 of a frisky quip Person in a street interview Pant waist inserts Peruvian tribal god. Pant waist inserts Pursued and captured. Procrastinator's comment Prisoner's protest, at times Part 1 of 44-Across's response after 34-Across bounded to the top of the Empire State Building to challenge him to a fight? Pale pink Pry Presidential nickname Pry open Pry open Pry Pioneer railroad family. Pair on Mississippi's state quarter Pair on Mississippi's state quarter Penniless audiophile's lament? P.I. tree: Var. P. I. tree Promise, e.g. Playroom abrasion Playroom scrape Playroom scrape Phrase of intimacy Part 6 of quote Pens in Pens Part five of quote Pens Puts behind bars Pet mollusk? Pet shellfish? Pet mollusk? Paris museum. Promise to a hounded postman Place to buy lace Passover reading Pen-name of author of Ramona. "Petticoat Junction" locale "Petticoat Junction" setting Part 2 of quote Province in Iraq People with strops Popular dance at kiddie parties Party dance of old Popular group dance Prison for corny humorists? Popular dance at kiddie parties Prison dance? Proficient college student. Popular Kellogg's cracker People on a certain outing Playwright's rubbish? Perennial G. I. treat Pushers' victims Perspective-changing pose Paddington, the basketball star? Paddington, the basketball star? President's fog? Process in a home purchase Process in a home purchase Pass unnoticed Pledge of fidelity. Pass Pass unnoticed Piece of unfinished business Piece of unfinished business Piece of unfinished business Pirate or pirate ship Pirate Pirate Pledge security Pirate. Pirate Pirate Pirate Pirate Part of N/A Plant capsule Pep talk? Part of N/A Pt. of N/A Powerful position for a proponent Position of authority Prominent position from which to pontificate Prominent position from which to pontificate Position for effective advocacy People with plans for world domination Pinang Premiere conducted by Toscanini Put into a sphere. Precarious spot Point at which patience has run out Putting in an enclosure. Puréed fare Person who's always out? Part 6 of quote Puts up gates, say Puts up gates, say Preserved fodder Preserved fodder Process of preserving fodder. Preserved fodder Puts in the heavens. Poisons. Part II of the quote