Crossword Clues Start With P, page 1687
Pioneering sculptor Asawa or justice Bader Ginsburg
Proust protagonist with a birdlike name
Progeny
'Pee-yew!' elicitor
__ paper
Point ___ Peninsula, WNW of San Francisco
Pitted fruit
Popular women's health app
Preserves, as flavor
Promises too much
Pull in
Put into service
Panpipe relatives
Penpoint
Picture puzzles
Peaceful
Physics particle
Polite answer
Prepares
Print units
Pitcher Nolan
Polite query
Pretzel topper
Painter Peter Paul
Poetic tribute
Pester
Pursuing
Part of NATO
Peter - out of loaves from Sevastopol
Plucky types opened Pinot and fantastic claret
Praise for a couple of colleges in Alabama getting the point of the exercise
Primarily, governance set in stone for sport
Place of refuge
Place of worship
Prongs on a fork
Packers safety Adrian
Paperless birthday greeting
Piano’s kin
Partially completed paintings?
Parent, e.g
Protected from danger
Put cargo into
Put a new tag on
Powerful ruler
Prefix suggesting thrift
Pins that spin
Prepares to pour, perhaps
__ party
Platform to follow
Printed disclaimer
Provenance
Purpose of a PC card
Powerful ruler
Prefix suggesting thrift
__ party
People outside the Stonewall Inn in 1969, e.g
Play group?
Pointed beard
Pertinent
Play mind games with
Paint a passenger ship?
Prices to play
Pumpkin's color
Peace treaty
Prison, in London
1946 Powell and Pressburger film in which David Niven’s character argues for his life in a celestial court
Palette choices
Part of a skin care routine
Pitted salad ingredient
Place to snooze
Plum tomato type
Popper pepper
___ pad (notetaking aid)
Possum
Pack in
Part of a cold compress
Physicist Newton
P.R. consultant on "Ted Lasso"
Pink pad on a paw, in slang
Prearranged
Prefix with -lithic
Persian rulers
Pitcher sans arms
Pooch with a turned-up nose
*Pastry that doesn't live up to its hype?
Pelvic bones
Periods with names
Part of a compass
Painter's studio
Pins of violins
Poli __ (college major)
Power converter letters
Part of AD
Place at risk
Prefix meaning ''bone''
Pro shop purchase
Proprietors
Protective jewel mounting
Pulls with effort
Paris' ___ de la Cite
Paving material
Preferred choice
Person very similar to you
Person into gaming, typically
Pitch
Pelvic bones
Periods with names
Pooch with a turned-up nose
Pitcher sans arms
Persian rulers
*Pastry that doesn't live up to its hype?
Paint mess
Painter Degas
Pleasant
Poet Pound
Pop star
'Pretty please with a cherry ___'
Proposal about one tax incentive
Poetic ship, British lifeboat
Put right what is shattering badly
Pill taken at the start on board
Puzzles, seeing large cup in nettles
PC alternatives
Pro vote
Prizes
Pace
Part of a dance lesson
Particular smells
Performing ___
Piece of neckwear
Part of ASAP
Pointy-eared being
Portion
Prefix often paired with 'het'
Parents, for example, upset by vandalism
Peels off shapeless type of window
Pet deals arranged by Foundation
Peter's treatment is arranged in advance
Plastic as central, going some way back?
*Picnic bowlful
Part of an unruly mob
Pelvic bones
Pattern that might induce hypnosis
Pharmaceutical product
Pop singer Lady ___
Pre-Easter period
Pretend shot, in basketball lingo
Pacific island country, before independence the Ellice Islands
Perfumed
Pre-meal drink
Please sit down!
Perplex rugby player, reversion to an older type
Pub employee showing skill when interrupting binge
Politician amid vote I cite when agitated is vying with others?
Play friskily
People playing roles
Pretentiously creative
“Phew!”
Pitcher's goof
Popular Campbell's soup
Pots' cookware partners
Pre-tied tie, e.g
Put in order
Panache
Pear, pine or pecan
Peculiar
Pioneering computer programmer Lovelace
__-pedi
Powerful attraction
Player introduced in 2001
Pub mates
Pampered persons?
Promise-to-pay letters
Place to push off your 13-Across
Pertaining to hearing
Physicians, informally
Place for experiments
Powerful horse
PC or Mac
Pal of Tic and Toe
Paul Tracy, for one
Performances
Pitcher's goof
Pots' cookware partners
Popular Campbell's soup
Pre-tied tie, e.g
Put in order
__-pedi
Packing pellet
Parts of a song of gratitude?
Payment for a pitch
Poem of praise
Pop, for some
Pop, for some
Proper partner?
Princess Diana had two
Portrayal
Paris pal
Pop star
PC programs
Prefix with byte
Put down
Pistachio or pecan
Person who isn't an early bird
Provide with a job
Parking on narrow street is bound to take off
Pair
Part of the ticket for taking flight with partners
Puerto ___
Pursued
Prefix for 'existent'
Player securing fine wicket — a declaration may follow it
Pick out deity if name initially bandied about
Pleasure-seeker's complaint involving a bad back
Provider of beef under an age BSE affected
Phone bill extras
Play for a sap
Popular mirror shape
Power unit
Prosecutor’s deputy: Abbr
Person who ensures the terms of a will are carried out
Percussive routines
Perfunctory; symbol
Period preceding an important event
Piece of material used to enlarge a garment
People organised under a single government
Painting turned up after century, source of inspiration for historian
Period in which monarch managed to create order
Plenty of time to muse
Princess with three siblings, mostly appropriate
Paces oneself, maybe
Pandora's box emanations
Parks who took a seat to take a stand
Part of HOMES
Popular smoothie veggie
Playground retort
Plant places
Puts up with
Prayer books
Put two and two together
Package
Pale purple
Poet Amanda Gorman's "___ to Our Ocean"
Pastoral poem
Pooh's down-in-the-dumps friend
Poorly behaved
Permit to enter
Proceed gingerly
Put __ appearance (show up)
___ Picchu, Peru