Crossword Clues Start With P, page 190
Part 4 of the observation
Positivists.
2000 pad
Putting on the canvas
Part of an insect's wing
Punishment on the Bounty
Participates in a roleo
PART 4 OF QUOTE
Premier before Mendès-France.
Pirated Stephen Foster song?
Pertaining to the use of new words.
Part 2 of quip
Part 3 of the pun
Performer who distracts bulls
Part 2 of the mystery
Parental reminder
Partner of 1-Down
Part 5 of quip
Protest activity for PETA members against Tyson Foods?
Popular dogs, for short
Part of a ventilation system
Plane service
Portaled.
Peggy and Ian
Poker quitter's comment
Part 2 of the method
Pasts
Plume: Var.
Perfect gift for Morticia Addams?
Part 3 of the verse
Protection from warplanes
Pilot's itinerary
Part 3 of quote
Pilot's itinerary
Possible result of a waiter misunderstanding an order for broth with perch?
PAsture disease
Persian people of Chaldean descent.
Plant for a graft
Pollinator's destination
Peruvian clothing
People of Sana
Part of a flower.
Port of Jordan: Var.
Poet and spirtual leader
Pope before Pius III
Pope who was Cesare Borgia's father
PART 3 OF RIDDLE
Patagonian trees
Part 2 of quip
"Prague Spring" leader
Part 3 of quip
PHILIP ROTH PROTAGONIST
Phrase in addressing an Anglican archbishop
Peers deliberating the case of the missing cookies?
Pharma examinations
Part of the refrain of "Little Brown Jug."
Piecrust quality
Place to store your throwable weaponry?
Pub vessel
Pub container
Pertaining to life
Pub vessel
Pub container
Pertaining to life.
Pub container
Pertaining to a rare metallic element.
1977 Pulitzer winner
Pertaining to life
Present times
Punk-rock activity
Participate in a mosh pit
Punk rock club activity
Prepare to connect printers to a computer?
Prison performer?
Prison performer?
PLO guerrilla group
Palestinian nationalist group
Palestinian group
PLO faction
Punch line for Judy.
Pub-crawling actor?
PART 2 OF QUIP
PART 2 OF RIDDLE
Potsdam police dog?
Princess in "The Prisoner of Zenda."
Philippine shrub
Philippine seaport, on Mindanao Island.
Part 3 of the definition
P. I. fruit
President's biographer?
Presidential biographer?
Pick up a bargain!
Pat by a bishop at confirmation
Pantheon priests
Pitcher with the most World Series victories
Petroleum ingredients
Philanthropic group since 1936
Philanthropic group chartered by auto execs
Pertaining to conifers.
Philanthropic group since 1936
Philanthropic group chartered by auto execs
Perennial losers, in sports slang
Pendulous parts of hounds' lips
Put out of resonance: Radio.
Provide food
Pre-Raphaelite painter of "Work"
Part of a continent.
Presidential auto?
Passing (out)
Photographers' newspaper?
Pertaining to animals
Passed quickly
Prime minister set in his ways?
Porcelain salesman?
Petroleum ingredient
Passed quickly
Passed in a blur, say
Photo of the Panama Canal, once?
Pass off a bill alteration as genuine?
Pertaining to animal nature
Playing area: Abbr.
Place where injured animals are brought to recuperate?
Pandas, at times
Potters
Precisely
Presaged.
Prepared.
*Painted highway divider
Pet owner's lament (Part 2)
Proceed, in Scotland.
Podiatrists' party?
Proceed, Scottish style
Proceed, in Dundee
Proceed, in Scotland
Popeye has big ones
Peters
Proscribes.
Prepare to operate
Prepare to operate
Prepare for surgery
Prepare for surgery
Prudent.
Part of a bass tournament?
Pendant brooch
Pete Dexter novel whose title character is an unrepentant murderer
Pulitzer political cartoonist
Pop-up generator
Point at which prime is past: Biol.
Pier support
Panic attacks
Part of Lower Burma, capital Rangoon.
Part of Burma, Rangoon its capital.
Part of Burma.
Part
Peach-schnapps cocktails
Publisher Bennett et al.
Police conveyance
President Osmeña's islands.
Painter from southern Minnesota?
Papers: Fr.
Praised
1991-2001 president of the National Organization for Women
Prepare.
Puerto Rican hat
Prefix meaning "father"
Prefix with arch or lineal
Prefix, with arch or mony.
___ Pasco, high city of Peru.
Part 2 of quip
Procter & Gamble brand
Promoter of Texas' largest city was obsequious?
Part one of quip about White House nicknames
Pursue
Phrase of greeting
Personnel
Personnel
Philippine insurgent.
Philippine rebel.
Philippine guerrilla in W.W. II
Peevish quality
PGA Tournament's 1985 victor
Philippine guerrilla.
Philippine intransigents.
Politician nicknamed "The Kingfish"
Politician partner of 23 Across
Products of un pollo
PI, at times?
Perilous gamble
Pal of 4 Down
Philippine guerrillas
Philippine insurgents: Colloq.
Philippine guerillas.
Philippine troublemakers.
Parties for new neighbors.
Psychiatrist?
Philippine fruit trees.
P. I. trees
Placing in a crude shelter.
___-Pyrenees, French province.
Pitchmen.
Plunderer
Phone up Ms. Pons?
Poser
Process that makes water bubbly
Pasta-and-potato-loving country?
Part five of the observation
Pathological liar of '80s TV commercials
Pitchman who said "It has more seats than the Astrodome!"
Priscilla and spouse
Pitcher Santana
Pop
Pop
Patron saint of gamers?
Psychologist-TV notable
Popular TV counselor
Political cartoonist fired from the Village Voice
Prefix meaning "wool"
Passé video store offering
Part II of version
Passenger who doesn't bug the cabbie?
Passenger who doesn't bug the cabbie?
P. I. timber tree: Var.
Play an amorous detective?
Puts in one's place
Part 2 of quip
Puppet pair?
Pool table foundation
Pool table feature
Pile on the shaving cream
Pile on the shaving cream
Pseudonymous surname used by a director who doesn't want to be associated with a film
Peony?
Podunk
Place where everybody knows everybody
Pony express service station
Peter Hoeg title character with a certain sense
Printer's abbreviation.
Particle accelerators, atomwise
Particle accelerators, atomwise
Pumpkin destroyers?
1975 Paul Newman thriller based on a Ross Macdonald novel (with "The")
Paid an informal visit
Petty operators: Slang.
Provincial person
Pair from Massachusetts?
Production from a major stationer's plant?
Petticoat attachment
Party!
PAWS
Proddings.