Prevarication Potential escape route in a brewery? Pop one's buttons Part 6 of quip Political money-raiser Political money raiser P. I. trees Philippine timber trees Pop Anthony Burgess novel? Part of a baby's evening routine Precede the cleanup spot Pessimist departed? Prophecy, part 6 Part 4 of remark Port on the Black Sea. Polish liner now barred from New York. Piehole Plunder: Scot. & Ir. Place with two wickets Part two of the observation Parking lot prankster, perhaps Plane wing devices. Potential reputation ruiner Part of the N. Y. C. subway. Party nosh Prisoner of the Doones. Profit sharers, in Shiraz? Profit sharers, in Shiraz? Puzzling desserts? Political offensive Political offensive Publicist's coup Publicity push Passes Passes Passes on the road Parks in Calif. and N.J. Pursuer of 1 Across Pioneering beatboxer on "La Di Da Di" Pool temperature gauge at a swimming event? Psychologists' alliance? Pro-slavery Northerners, before the Civil War PHILLUMENIST Pop/rock group with a 2002 hit co-written with Mick Jagger Phillumenist's collection "Push" rock singers? Part of the lunar landscape Poetry buff? Political commentator Mary Political pundit married to Carville Preoccupation with possessions Public-channel offering: Abbr. Public-channel offering PBS offering PBS, e.g. PBS offering Protrudes. Pitches in. Prominent Democrat. Part of the "Stepquote" Post, e.g. Post, say POST Practical joker's buy Popeye's 37-Across order? Profanities Private affair? Patron saint of Barcelona. Panegyrist Parts of some diets Parts of many diets Pep pills? Pseudonym of Victorian poet Thomson. Patriot's little-known bio Publicly denounce, in a way Precious parent? Pop's partner at the supermarket Put your money where your mouth is Primate's servant girl? POP POP Prom rentals, so to speak Periodical named after the Greek god of satire? Prince John, to King Richard the Lion-Hearted? Prank. Prank Pranks of a sort. Partner of 33-Across Perfect cut of beef? Proprietor voiced by Hank Azaria Popular Mitsubishi S.U.V. Polynesian island Project involving Pioneer rockets. Peak of the Pennine Alps. Peaks, to Pedro Places to tie up Places for boat stopovers. Places for securing ships Part of an Apollo path Pilotless aircraft. Place abuzz with activity? Plumbing problem Pampers Polly punishes while ... Popular cold remedy Polite request to keep things witty? Prepared, as a trap. Puzo/Cervantes collaboration? Puzo/Cervantes collaboration? Preeminent model train collector? PART 2 OF QUOTE Part 3 of quip "___ Prayer" Poem popular 100 years ago. 5:30 P.M. Painting of da Vinci's building manager? Previous apartment maintenance guy? Portion of the Scriptures. Penn State's pride? Paul Scott chronicles set in India Progressive one? "Pillow Talk" costar Porter's "In ___ of the Night" Painting of Don Quixote? Popular hip-hop magazine Part 3 of the quote Pull out all ___ in organ playing. Perform a wedding tribute Pkg. lot vehicles Possible creator of some Easter bonnets Play by G.B.S. 7:15 P.M. Part of the Nativity scene Publication offering predictions Publication with the inside dope Precisely. Place for a happy medium Polar sight Powerful quartet? Present time. Part four of quote Preschooler Preschooler Popeye or Bluto? Prepare to do some barbering Parish-Perkins tune: 1934 Pompous People who can get clean with just a drop of water? Part of the "Stepquote" Persevere Party poopers Party poopers Pink Floyd "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" song Pol's standard fare Playwright Preston Part of Nathan Hale's last words. Pious Russian Protestants Partly fermented grape juices Part 3 of quip Parts of words: Abbr. Proud as a peacock Pursue a passion Part 4 of quip Part of the outfit Put ___ (meddle). Penthouse story? Penthouse place Penthouse place Palm civet. "Prague: At the bank again, buying ___" Prevent that sinking feeling? Prevent that sinking feeling? People mover Philosophy associated with 59-Across Pretty woman's hat? Printing-shop employe Police investigation of a betting house? Portable stereos Powerful, portable radios Portable sources of music Peach brandy. Phantom jet piloted by a child of the 1950s? Pirates' molls? Passing out while checking out? Push ahead Push from underneath Panel of tiresome people? Podiatrist? Part of Ireland. Padded coverings Paramours of noblemen Paramours Pronged hair holder Pronged hair holder Plate used in stopping Polishing machines at an Ithaca campus? Plumbers' favorite baseball player? Places to recharge with docking stations? Popular reading 100-pound units: Abbr. Percussionists? Percussionists? Prague couple? Poll Internet users on, perhaps Peeved Prague resident? Poor pastry producer? Passageways for pedestrians. Postmaster General (TV personality) Port of call Port of call Princely French name: 1349–1830 Pesto ingredient Porridge-like breakfast dish and, cryptically speaking, what the first four letters of 17-, 28-, 35-, and 43-Across are Part of the eye Praise highly Praise highly Praise Profundity / Not natural Playing the toady Playwright Russel and family. Puffy; cloud-shaped Pizza provider, perhaps Proceed on all fours, in a way Product-banning org. Pioneering heart surgeon Personal message on a ring Pictorial landscape encircling a viewer Pedants Pierre's parent Parisian parent Potter and Payne Puts by. Products with "Walgreens" on the label, say Place goods on a second ship. Potbelly output? Potbelly output? Potbelly accessory Patron of Eucharistic Congresses Played it straight Played it straight Played the straight man Played the sidekick Paul of Peter, Paul & Mary Paul of Peter, Paul and Mary Plot of a Willa Cather novel? PORT Part 5 of quip Philippine lady ricochets Premiums for an insurance company? Perfect butler in old films