Crossword Clues Start With P, page 1717
'Piece of cake!'
Patterned fabric
Philosopher Descartes
Place to wear goggles
Public discussion venues
Plant with clusters of tiny white flowers
Polite refusal
Place to dine on a train
Pop culture sister site of The Onion
Public transit customer
Put on the map, say
Put right
'Purple' and 'Thai' herbs
Part of an academic year
Pair for a coxless pair
Part of the leg
Part of the leg
Pay increase
Phil, to Will
Pioneering video game company
Portobello part
Pride Month
Pungent fruit with a thorny rind
Put to good ___
Packed away
Pay money for
Peat source
Perfumed hair dressing
Pitcher's asset
Pitcher's asset
Pizzeria order
Punctilious attention to neatness
Port in east Argentina
Puzzle cube creator Erno
Pied or yellow songbird
Phoneyness
Pick up
Pig meat
Pixie
Puzzle
Petty gangster or ruffian
Prolific novelist who wrote The Prisoner of Zenda
Pruned tidily; adorned
Piece of armour covering the chest
Pass line?
Penn and Yale
Poetic foot
Privileged info
___ Peacock (Clue suspect)
Per person
Persevering with
Pie __ mode
Post-marathon feeling
Place for a catnap
Princess who wields a chakram
President after Jack
Propose for an award
Provence city that inspired van Gogh
"Pretty please?"
Paul who plays the Riddler in "The Batman"
Proportional (2 words)
Porcupine relative
PC picture
Playwright Wilder
Platter
Peaks (Abbr.)
Prince Valiant's son
Poet Sandburg
Part of a tennis match
People dressed in black
People on the mic
Past-tense version of 'tis
Peru's capital
People associated with the atomic whirl
Place for a sleeve tattoo
Practice involving pranayama
Prepare for an exam
Places to stop for cash
___, pathos and logos
Pre-conquest Mexican
Prevent from succeeding
Previously
Paul --, English stage and film actor
Pat --, American economist, the 1996 Reform Party running-mate of Ross Perot
Port on the Adriatic coast of central Italy
Paid tribute to
Parrot or puppy
Punctual
Peaceful
Probable language of Jesus
Police department that investigates financial malpractice
Pre-decimal British coin, 40 to the pound
Portable light in a transparent case
Part of an act
Playfully make fun of
Parts of hats that are tipped
Prefix with functional
Pub pours
Prize rams in new enterprises
Pleasure seeker wandering into shed
Put a jinx on
Perhaps Galileo's maestro or Newton, possibly
Political activist is able very shortly to take in fool
Praised, complimented
Pester, torment
Paper with unfinished petition, for instance
Picture in my attic getting exhibited, initially
Partner’s share, perhaps
Poke holes in, as a lawn
Put into law
Prison knife
Purple-brown hue
Prepares for a trip
Pad thai vessel
Passes again, on a track
Popular Japanese band?
Possibly will
Pouts or stomps, say
Psaki on MSNBC
Purple hue associated with the 1890s
P. Hearst abductors
Piggy places
Pigmentation anomaly
Polish currency (abbr)
Print errors
Promotes
Prompt
*Perk for a college graduate (Letters 5-11)
Pizazz
Pack leader
Part of "TLC"
Pepper go-with
Prejudice
Put in the effort
Presidential advisers
Pallid
Passport, license, etc
Pop
Prepare, as leftovers
Payment alternative
Penniless
Playground sight
Portrait painter Wiley
Places with Pac-Man and Pong
Price of a library card
Pirates' quaff
Pesters
Prop for Mr. Peanut
Pudding choices
Protuberance
Port city on the Garonne in south-west France, a major wine capital
Place for shooting practice
Put your foot down here when you want to stop
Put the phone down
Plans to return tinned meat
Play tune no end, hit by Adele originally
Power of leader of Socialist Party?
Put down extremely rude journalists
Partitioned gym's set up over gallery
Psychological problem that could make us nosier
Place reportedly something worth looking at
Part of Oklahoma gets millions for parking abuse
Poor quality harness — it’s breaking
Plain Georgian city
Pick up her article within
Popular, a couple of lines taken together
Painful
Pointed stake
Pre-planned way out of a difficult situation
'Performers' in a tiny circus
Pay for something expensive
Peru's capital
Precursor to rocksteady and reggae
Protection
Pad thai protein option
Pearl Harbor site
Paradise
Politically motivated spending
Popovich who is the winningest coach in NBA history
Poker pot starter
Potential enemy for a mouse (such as Jerry!)
Put on TV
Present-day "carpe diem"
Pansy part
Pinochle score
Primitive primate
Prospector's find
Phone message
Paul Newman film
Pub vessels
“Politically Incorrect” host
Paramore genre
Part of the Sagittarius symbol
Perspectives
Place to insert a coin
Planet until 2006
Place to park behind Sierra and take in fuel
Poems that often have 'to a' in the title
Press organization
Poet flipping put out, eating dry rolls for convenience
Poetry competition
Player of music in international school
Prefix meaning 'one billionth'
Put flags on pavilion's front with welcoming word
Portion out
Provider of fruit lacking taste for tart
Paper packages
Penned a popular “Cats” song?
Peter, Paul or Mary
Pitt in pictures
Persist longer than
Poisonous plant
'Pipe down!'
Perfume's despatched, we're told
Prime Minister's pleased with jewel
Polish in game with British
Place
Preserves
Photographs stolen in seconds
Pick up metal for a bargain
Prizefighter is sure rib is cracked
Poet's article getting around hurdles at regular points
Part of a botanical garden
Podcast interruptions
Poem with about 16,000 lines
Popular comic strip about a 17-year-old high school student
Patron of sailors
Pacific Islands staple
Paul of guitar fame
Plants with purple bell-shaped flowers
Petroleum ship
Philosopher who described friendship as "a single soul dwelling in two bodies"
Pointed part of a church
Printer's blue hue
Prior to today
Pub order
Put in again, as funds
Plot unit
Pot start
Puzzlement
Pronto
Peppers from the Yucatan Peninsula
Part of a shark or sports car
Per item
Pesky flies
Plural 'is'
Prefix with 'normal' or 'social'
Pretend
Pallid
Proceed despite adversity