Persevere, like a very loud organist? Poetic nip Polite phrase, in Orient. Phenomenon on a polar shore. Presidential son "Pour Some Sugar On Me" singer Panel deliberating over a president's case? "Pardon me, are you from the Caribbean? Because ..." Pastry with jerk sauce? Pianist "Pass on that!" Pope in 685 Part 2 of quote Practiced togetherness Parisians' pleasures Popular sort Plant having pink flowers Pope in 983 Pius XII's successor Pius XII's successor Paul's predecessor Peculiarity. "Please tell me you're not serious" "Please tell me you're not serious" Polar vessel. Person pursuing a patent, perhaps Put in writing Put into writing Put in writing. Put in writing Put down in writing Poets Paul Newman role of 1969 Paul Newman role Phone tones Plants yielding senna Peak pip "Perfect love ___ out fear" Part of an adage for bettors. Part of Brooklyn. Pushed enlisted men to the breaking pt.? Pushed enlisted men to the breaking pt.? Prepares for a museum diorama, say Popular Madeira wine. Place to snorkel and sing? Postal delivery for a Wild West legend? Protrudes, in a way Popular pets " . . . ___ promise, serv'd no private end:" Pope Paddler. Part of a suntanner's goal, perhaps Pink-slipped compote? Playing out all one's cards? Pumpernickel, for instance. Pumpernickel. Pile in a grill Philatelists' purchases Poetic Victorian couple 'Peace Train' singer, in Rangoon? Pre–World-War-I ragtime dance. Peter Rabbit's basketball target? "___ Pastorals," by William Browne. 1982 Peter Gabriel song Pit in which vegetables are kept. Places for trophies PART 4 OF QUERY Puzzle toy with over 7 quattuordecillion combinations 1962 Porter title? Part of a history test? Portuguese grape, used in name of sea. Psychiatrist who falls asleep during sessions? Profuse thanks, e.g. Profuse thanks, e.g. Person-pulling watercraft Predecessor of snow tires. Palatable. Pool-surface cleanups Parade date for squares? Performed an ollie Pilot, perhaps Places to store winter runners Part of 38 Across Peer tossing vegetables? Previewed Parlors Parlors Pitcher with a 168-mph fastball dreamed up by George Plimpton for the 1985 April Fools' Day issue of Sports Illustrated Protest activity for farm subsidy opponents? Popular appetizer Pitchwoman ____ Lenska Part 4 of quote Part of the Aleutians. President Hayes' nickname Part of a technology co. Purple Plunders Pillages. Property seizures Plunderings Pride of Kilgore, Tex. *1985 Prince hit Plain, in Spain Places for snow tires Punta ___, Fla. Private or corporal Plane-booster initials Prince tune of '85 Product that offers drivers a rosy outlook on things? Poe's "The Masque of the ___" Plunderer. Protesting lookers? Pistols, when fired President's new "special assistant." Presidential adviser. President of the American Red Cross. President of the Red Cross. Prominent Democrat. Poe poem evocation? Poe poem evocation? Poe creation? Popular concert piece since 1928. Persecute. Province, E. Central Abyssinia. Parting words Personal shade provider, perhaps Parting words Part 8 of quote Pertaining to a branch. Pertaining to a branch Philosopher-writer Waldo Produce purchase Panama Practice of difficult horsemanship: Fr. Pertaining to branches. Pertaining to the rails. Plague "Alice" actress Holliday? Part of Ouida's real name. "Peanuts" cry Puddle of Mudd "She ___" Plea from Tommy, the pinball wizard Part 2 of the quote Popular poem of 1859. Pallid container? Prowl along a football field's edge Polynesian canoe Proponderant weight. Pasta according to many people? Poem: Span. Pink-nosed cereal pitcher Pink-nosed cereal pitcher Porcine restaurants? Porcine restaurants? Part 2 of quote Part 2 of quote Part of a symmetric flower arrangement? Pertaining to Ilium. Pro's pointers? Potter's clay. Potters' clay. Potter's clay Placement guide. Pardons, old style. Private eye who works in the textile industry? Piqued, with 58 Across President of Guatemala. President of Guatemala, 1944–50. 1999 Pacino film directed by Oliver Stone Predatory insects Pit-digging insects Part 2 of quip Part 2 of the definition Part two of a permanent definition? Permanent definition (Part 2) People who live on opposite points of the world. People living under same meridian "Proud ___." Public opinion in the Middle East Painter Gaddi: 14th century Profound quip (Part 3) "__ prisoners" "__ prisoners" Province of Chile. Part 3 of quip 5 P.M. Politician's job? Performer in every episode of "Laugh-In" Pregame storyteller? Palm trees. 2002 Pedro Almodóvar film Part of the outfit Part 3 of riddle Potential member of the jury. Prospective juror People summoned to a jury Punches Paul Kruger et al. Prima donna principle #3 Prima donna principle #3 Province of Czechoslovakia. Part of the "Stepquote." Poetic form of 66 Down. Poetic verb form. Prayer shawls Phone activity of big-statured people? Plot twists? Public court session Public court session Public proceeding Place to find meat over a flame, briefly Pre-stuffing ritual? Part 4 of the soliloquy Pocket jinglers Pavarotti, e.g. Pavarotti or Domingo Pavarotti or Domingo Prepare to disrobe? ___ paper, used for postage stamps Pre___egg cell Popular show offering Prison warden. PERFECT Put to sleep. Part 2 of the quote Posh quarters for skater Fleming? Poverty: Comb. form. Places to live the high life? Places to live the high life? Part 4 of the quip Props (with "up"). Piling workers. PriceGrabber and Nextag, e.g. Part two of quip Puzzler's puzzling O-words Perfection. Pacific islands: Var. Pacific island group. Part of Caroline Islands group: Var. Poisonous pigment, perhaps Perk up one's ears -- profit (end up in the black) Proscribing Peak for just the dads? Paperhanger's receptacle. Put a layout together Pet Paul Reubens character Prison for the Nittany Lions? Popular favorite Prefix meaning "father" Pretty cool links areas?