Crossword Clues Start With P, page 1920
Polite address
Perimeter
Pass by
Party time, briefly
Partner of Rolls
Past one's prime, with "up"
Parents, to kids
Parental authority
Plains people
Puts into alignment
Perrier rival
Part of the eye
Playfully tap on the nose
Put in service
Prefix similar to equi-
Prefix for "gender"
Played billiards
Per item
Part of the hand
Pair of rappers, say
Put away
Prosecutor's deputy, for short
Poke fun at
Pertaining to birth
Parking spots
*Period of anxiety that may be brought on by facing one's mortality
Plains people
Palindromic pop group
Poser?
Pretentious manner
Planetary position
Place for a drive
Performer with a couple of fans, say
Put out once again, dealing with problem
Post about playing old Queen track
Pickled herrings and cod man remembered for his cat?
Picked up Asian hostelry's derivative product
Parody important moment for 15
Pacific Ocean's edges covered by new colour round noon
Prophetic work something held by public speaker I see!
Plot involving character turning on queen and tribal chief
___-pedi
Purplish shades
Public relations by current 'Queen of Pop', a diva
Proscribes
People in parliament's lower chamber unusually seen showing nous
Poetry contest
Plumps up, as pillows
Plan B
Parody
Pub order
Psychoactive component of weed gummies
Poke bowl protein
Period of history
Parking area
Put in cryptic form
Pre-wedding party
Plump (for)
Plant (or animal) naturalised in a region
"Perfect" singer Sheeran
Place
Princess Fiona, for one
Professional practice
Portmanteau for a certain self-taken video on a smartphone
Pasta ___ Norma
Party cheese
Peewee
Piece of turf
Power tool in carpentry
Place to order patatas bravas
Pride Month initials
Poem of lament
Propaganda technique that attempts to appeal to average Joes
Pub offerings
Protagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Prepare a meal
Possessed
Part of the food pyramid
Pacific Tsunami Museum site
Property
Pocket watch part
Potent pints
Periodically react to lap dance on the counter -- or similar
Pardon my French -- it's trashy essentially when at sea
Player one among Royals we backed, found outside
Put forth
Pulitzer or Tony
Prompt that sounds like a letter
Popular beer for a college party
Places to get haircuts
Places to get cold cuts
Pet store purchase for a cat
Person of similar standing
Purveyor of pork pies in EastEnders?
Pepper's counterpart
Put down large assistance
Possibly watch bank hiding money's source
Part of a workout set
Part of Mass some varied: sung avidly backwards!
Put forward for consideration
Preliminary sketch
Public
Prophet
Predator found game circling one river and another from the south
Politician and political staff held up in hole, leaving
Party once in row, unable to adapt
Preset computer selection
Part of a contract allowing a release from obligations
— Paulo, Brazil
"Parade" composer
Profound
Probability
Praise
Perukes
Part of RSVP
Pantheon members
Pretend
Post
Pollster's find
Person who might sweep a board game off a table
Protagonist in a long-running Phyllis Reynolds Naylor book series
Put on
Piece of the pie
Pixar oceanic explorer
Prevailed / Canine, e.g. / Ship wrecker / Dig it
Poet Day-Lewis who wrote the Nigel Strangeways detective novels as Nicholas Blake
Peel
Pop art icon played by Bowie in "Basquiat"
Points of view
Paltry stipend for a Middle Eastern leader?
Paris street
Post-op stop
Place to buy a tent
Pigpen sound
Parakeets, perhaps
Previously, poetically
Promotional product
Place des ___-Unis (Paris square)
Pitch preceder
Plan detail
Parade spoilers
Peak in Exod.
__ Park - a green space in London but a suburb in Leeds
"Peek- —!"
— pro nobis
Plots of land, especially in former Dutch colonies
Powdered starch
Putting to work
Place where ships load, unload or are repaired
Put away
Pig (informal)
Play start
Passing through
Puzzle pieces
Poet with a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame
Place
Pack or sack
Post-op persona, perhaps
Plum kin
Part of the inn crowd
Paper fatteners
Promising spot?
Proceed unsteadily
Prez or veep, e.g
Pennies
Palindromic prank
Poet's planet
Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Death in the Family"
Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs
Part of a dance
Physicist Fermi
Paris's ___ de la Cité
"Put ___ on it!"
Put into effect
Plains tribe
Pub diversion
Part of 108-Down
Past
"Portlandia" airer
Prix fixe offering
Practiced hypergamy
Precursor to Windows
Pointy-eared folklore creature
Place to store alcohol at home
Person who enjoys solitude
Past the ___ of no return
Part of a gym count
Painting holder
'Pow!'
____ Palace, near Stuttgart, is Germany's largest palatial estate, covering 79 acres
Prime Minister of Great Britain 1743-1754
Pale lager with a low temperature production process
Preserved
Parting wish
Pacific cyclone
Proper —
Playpen array
Plant plots
Pianist Rubinstein
Pasta-serving cafe
Paris subway
Pardner
Pal, to Pedro
Pal, slangily
Paint layer
Pasture measures
Prepare for takeoff
Place for compromise
Per piece
Producer/director brothers' surname
'Paradise Lost' villain
Prefix meaning 'spiral'
Part of USNA
Pungent-smelling
Pass, as legislation
Pie chart, e.g.
Pen pals, perhaps
Poet Ogden
Palm or pine
PC gaming hardware company
Pop star John
"Pronto!"
Piña colada need
PC core
Plant with a hedgehog variety
Party time?
Pampering place for a boxer
Popular diner dessert
Polish, as a shoe
Plastic toy brick
Place to buy meat and cheese
Part of an eye
2020 Pixar film featuring jazz music
Pet whose name might be Oreo
Person who'll study your lines for you?
Pedal next to the brake
2017 Pixar hit
Popular mixer for Scotch
Put on a pedestal
Part of a dishwasher cycle
Poses a question
Pig
Practise boxing
Pour with rain
Pampered, mollycoddled
Palm fibre
Playground sight
Plains people
Peculiar
Plant initially consumed colony of bees