Pulsar, e.g. Program carriers Putting a bill through Congress hastily: Colloq. Paul Newman's directorial debut Publication with a big crossword Pointed. Place to spot trains Pope's Castel Gandolfo, for example. Plant/playwright Popular puzzles Proposals Play the peacock Page 4 Pitcher's stats Pitcher's credits Plot of large yellow blooms? Prepared, as mussels Prone forms on beaches. People often in the 80's Pittsburgh speciality. Pioneer woman's hat Protective head gear Play places Place to keep gds. Pt. of a computer Patron of France. Pittsburgh, e.g. Place to learn a new dessert? Participant in Plains Indian rite. Patron of actors. "Purple stuff" alternative, in '90s commercials Presidential advisor. Posts of school supervisors. Pay for a year's delivery of, say Pay for a year's delivery of, say Portulacas. Politically correct time to celebrate the booty? Purveyors. People people Protection against rustling? President of Middlebury College. Pre-marching order Prepare to decamp? Puttering person Parental order #2 Post-punk band with members of the Clash and the Sex Pistols Porcine important person? Patrolman's assignment Parasitic plants. Polish turnovers Plant exudate. PUMPS Platinum blonde cheerleaders? Pretended. Pains in the rear Part 2 of the soliloquy Pretheater reading, maybe Pickle squeezer? (or shop tool missing a piece) Problem for Phyllis? Pips Planters with no hands Paul of the Fab Four Partner of 23-Across Places to eat. Premier of France. Postwar French Premier. Prosperous New York athlete? Ptomaine: Biochem. Panthers and Penguins Ptomaine. Psychic force PR in a retirement home? Poilu's wine Poetic name for a continent. Part of the globe: Poet. Pertaining to the second-largest continent Phrase from Lorelei Lee Part of the Colorado Springs scene. "Precisely!" Perform at La Scala, palindromically Proof of quartz sales? Proof of quartz sales? Poisonous almond oil compound. Poisonous compound from oil of bitter almonds. Poison from almonds. Put up a front. Pick up a bargain! Part 2 of the observation Part 4 of the quip President Eisenhower decade Peaceful British socialists that formed in 1884 Podiatry concern Podiatrist's concern Podiatrist's concern Poet pummels the keys Podiatry problems Perform some physical therapy? Pinning on Prepares to be punished Prefer Hitchcock's Bodega Bay classic to his other films? Prefer Hitchcock's Bodega Bay classic to his other films? POP POP Peters Privileged prowler? Part of the wrapping of a gift from Bally Total Fitness? Planetary shadows Porky People of the Far North. 1959 play (with "Once") Puzzled responses? Playful exclamation to a child. P. O. notification. Played right Patriotic chant Pertaining to a mountain range: combining form. Part 5 of the observation Pierce's predecessor President who was not elected Piece of silver. Pointer's words Persist Pointer's words Path of a Russian river? Pakistan's Bhutto Patsy? Precipice + circles President Clinton's middle name Picket line Popular guessing game Peak where the famous Iwo Jima flag was planted (another place to find Suri!) Parental putdown Periods of grief Printing innovation, or an alternate title for this puzzle based on how the first words of the answers to the starred clues shifted on the keyboard? Poetic time. Put one's_____ (meddle) Put one's __ (meddle) Put one's __ (intrude) Put one's ___ (interfere). Put one's ___. Put one's ___ Put one's ___ (meddle) Put one's ___ (interfere) Put one's __ (meddle) Prefixes for yellow Payroll form Packing material Pope John ___ (1316-34) Possible result of vitamin A deficiency Prototype of a shrew. Pigments for Picasso's palette Popular headlights Plays a practical joke Pour wine in honor of a deity. Pour wine as a sacrifice. Pour out, as wine. Pour, as wine. Pour a sacrificial offering. Place to play ball. Peninsula in Yellow Sea, S. Manchuria. Poured wine, ceremonially Pours offering. Pours out a potation. Part 2 of quote Piper product Palm-leaf mat Props Props Philly champion? Private community entrance Participant in TV's first interracial kiss Possible punishment for steroid use Packed in ___: crowded "___ pleasant institution . . . " 1848 political group. Popular book Poppers of the question. Parasites of a sort. Pregame meetings People who forgive crossword cheaters? Pregame meetings Present for people like you Pumice used while bathing? Place to learn cheerleading? Place to learn cheerleading? Part 2 of quote Potentially disastrous neighbors #5 Post snide comments on a blog? Post snide comments on a blog? Preen. Pulp fiction character Prepares certain desserts Pickle seller's game? Part 10 of quote Presidential terms. Peruvian coins. Players try to hit triples with them Players try to hit triples with them Profit from a swab? Profit from a swab? Pessimists. Partner of poesia People, for one People, for one Pressroom need Place to wash up in a graphic arts shop? Paid athletes with upscale apartments? Paid athletes with upscale apartments? Payments: Abbr. Places for wildlife Pierces: Scot. Preparing dessert? Possible aspect of a case history. Pontiff of 1145. Poet Alexander during Thanksgiving's mo.? Plum: Latin. Part 2 of the quip People who do what we did? Place for skinny-dipping? Plot Poe went postal? Prudish Paula of "He & She" Paula of "He & She" Paula of films Paula of "What's New Pussycat?" Punster's folk opera. Penetrable quality of skin Penetrable quality of skin Penetrable quality of skin Pumice feature Poorly funded '50s musicals? Poorly funded '50s musicals? Pedal through London's theatre district? Prosecutor's job Part 6 of the joke Pen fillers Porky Pig flick Pop-singing alter ego of Victoria Beckham? Popular reality show in the Finnish wilderness Police vehicles Penn Station monogram. Pre-Penn Central initials. P. I. yam: Var. Panov of ballet Puppeteer Baird and cartoonist Keane Paul Newman's "The Prize" costar Puppeteer Baird and cartoonist Keane Plumb-Conselman comic strip Puppeteer Baird and namesakes