Police informer's pocket problem? Part of T. R.'s slogan. Philippine woman doing some shaking? Preserves in memory: Var. Philippine language Part 5 of quote Point of a newspaper correction Perform brain surgery on Mr. Begley? Pack animal: Var. "Please consider it" Pitch a popular red? Part of an actress' wardrobe Part four of quip Publisher of famous "Songs and Sonnets,” 1557. Per. from July 1, 1957 to Dec. 31, 1958 Peace offering #2: "___" Piece of jewelry in the Gem State? Party for lawbreakers? Political fad of the 1990s Pâtissier? Tart person? Whatever! I'm a PC Person who plagiarizes from his fellow villagers? Pumpkins guitarist Pumpkins guitarist James PEANUTS Perfect Circle guitarist James Producer who flew around the world Political worker. PART 2 Place to hang your derby Post-mishap words, maybe Puzzler Perfect waves? Period immediately before Easter Part 3 of the quip Parent's admonishment, Part 1 Part 1 of a quip PART 1 OF A QUIP Part 6 of the quip Prominent chairman. People with time on their hands: 2 wds. Period of relaxation Part 2 of the lyric Poet George and composer Victor Part 3 of quip Poem by Swinburne. Part 3 of quote Part 3 of quip Part III of the lament Pax vobiscum Pound Plunge into a fluid Pit Plant sown by Alpert and Helen's abductor '77 Peter Frampton hit/album Presidential Twinkle-Toes? Planned Asian stability Petrol plan, part 1 of 3 Pressure to conform, and a hint to the hidden word found in 20-, 27- and 51-Across Pressure to conform, and a hint to the hidden word found in 20-, 27- and 51-Across Participant in the sport Ultimate Peripheral Part two of quote Prime cooking spot Pony Express riders in winter? Plays: Colloq. Part 2 of quip Part 3 of the quip Popular chanteuse. Part 2 of the refrain Presidential poet? Phrase for a slip. Possible request after "Way to go!" Pipeline? Parks it Part 3 of the quip Piercing glance Piercing gaze Pickup line for a New York ballplayer? Part of a famous quote of July 20, 1969 Pink Floyd "Wish You Were Here" classic PART 3 OF THE QUIP Pacific naval commander. Pessimistic black cow? Philosopher David of Homeville. Procol ___ Phrase beginning four Hunter S. Thompson book titles Peking's province. Page-turner Page-turner Purty? Police ploy Police interrogation strategy Pot holders? PART 2 OF CHAIN Porcupine fishes of Florida. Place with lots of swingers? Part of AFL-CIO. Policy beneficiaries Policy beneficiaries Part 3 of quote Pekoe containers PESSIMISTIC PREDICTORS Pertaining to neuroglia. Put on a certain roster. Put in an unwanted category. ___ powder ___ powder (decamp) ___ powder (flee) ____ powder: flee Princess Victoria Mary of ___. Peak overlooking the Black Forest. Process in block calico printing. Pillar Mosque site Peace River tributary Person with a burning resentment? Powerful Steven Seagal movie? Pohl book about Arsenio Hall? Prepares a veggie? Prepares the evening meal Piano tuner's job? Possible sentence in the slammer Postal concern Part 2 of remark Part 3 of the saying Pilots' paperwork Pet's protective-yet-amusing neckwear? Pet's protective-yet-amusing neckwear? Popular part of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Tsar Saltan" Pass off a wet wipe as genuine? Peeling off, as paint Place for fair fare Punctuation mark that dips below the line? "Push 'em back! Push 'em back! Way back!"? Piecemeal Patterns: Abbr. Part 2 of curiosity PATERnosters Place for a GI's gear Place for a GI's gear Plumber's tool Pictorial results of an aspirin study? Performance of a duty, in law. Performance of a duty: Law Pitcher-catcher conversation. Perennial herb with aromatic seeds: Var. Prefix with "haus" Peak leaf-peeping time in Pennsylvania Pool tool in the army rec room? Pool tool in the army rec room? Part 2 of quote Peter who directed "The Last Picture Show" 1954 physics co-Nobelist Walther 1954 physics co-Nobelist Walther 1954 Physics co-Nobelist Walther Packard of Hewlett-Packard, say? Paintball gun? Problem in a packed jamboree? Parisian's plug Partner who stands out in print? Plantation machines Presumptuous bird? Presumptuous bird? Professions of dressmakers: Fr. Protect junior's toy? Picker Playwright and Bolshevik with reversed first names Perry Mason story, e.g. Police units Plant with ears Part of a honeymoon suite, perhaps Part of pressing the flesh Paint the town red Party heartily Package full of syringes? Popular comedian and family. Pianist Ruth's audience knows exactly when to clap? Penates partners Penates' partners Penates' companion. Penates' partner Penates' companions Penates' counterparts Partner of penates Penates' partners Prescription hypertension medication Personal household effects Parts company Providing road service, perhaps Politician, at times Playground structures Piano maker Pegs Philanthropist Albert of Mary Philanthropist Mary Pelosi and Reagan People who rush into danger People to call up Prominent Egyptians. Part of Asia Minor Paul Revere and his kind Part of an Agee title Painful Pegasus star "Peel me ___," memorable Mae West line ". . . peel me ___" Pro wrestler Lou Pro wrestling's Captain Lou Policeman's protection against an alien? Pail, in England Part 2 of observation People of the Arctic: Abbr. Pt. Barrow natives Pushkin novel Propertied Patronize a tanning parlor, informally Person growing a spicy crop? Pygmy antelopes Place in Caucasus where Nazis were turned back. Player who doesn't get high? Prayer. PAludal plant Pickerelweed Pulverized Possible headline about a seagoing Chinese elephant? ___ patience of a saint Property management post. Part of Micronesia Part of the Caroline Islands. Part of the Carolines. Pacific island. Pacific island Plea to an amnesiac? Power up Place reviewed in Fodor's Personal trainer's comment Part of the "Stepquote." Place for produce stands Playwriting Press Part of "America the Beautiful." Phrase after "Cheese it!" Play by Tennessee Williams. Place associated with 3 Down Person who puts one and two together? Part 3 of the question Put in a cask. Parried in 3d fencing position. Psychoactive component in some formulations of 51-Across that allegedly caused hallucinations Poet's three-ply crown Poetic headdress.