Princess topper 7:00 p.m.: 1999 Pierce Brosnan film Pre-Beatles dance craze Put to ___. Put to ___ Phrase from "Battle Cry of Freedom." 1964 Peter Sellers comedy Present-day life? Partying foes of Prohibition? Publication of 35 Down Part 2 of the quote Pressurized quip (Part 2) Period preceding an expiration date? "Pauses are normal" adage? "Pauses are normal" adage? Program first hosted by Dave Garroway, with "The" PITCH Prosecutes to the hilt Powerful vehicle, scaled down? Pipe joint? Primadonna principle #6 Primadonna principle #6 Popular magician. Placed in a royal seat Plea from the plate Part 5 of quip Put ___ (invert, in a way) Part 4 of quip Play by Brendan Behan. Philadelphia landmark Precursors of mode Politician's concern Program that orders printing jobs Program that manages print jobs Print-job programs Park-bench users Prime Minister of India: 1964–66 Position pursued by a megalomaniac Pine needle "Plant flower bulbs in the fall," say? Picked army outfit. Product of a Weight Watchers/FTD merger? Puzzle creator's TV? Persian hero, conqueror of the white dragon. Peggy Lee chartbuster Plant reproduction prefix Plant reproduction prefix Prying Patronymic of Achilles. Places for clippers and high-stickers Popular American spiritual Professional talker Play hooky Peak in Thessaly Pitchers' maladies Part of "Stepquote" Part of a grade-school dance instruction Pupil watcher PITCH PITCH Peach-flavored cigarillo Part of a formal request Playwright's neutral sounds? Point in the Battle of New Guinea. Pioneer domicile in the Dakotas. Pages: Abbr. Palmer or Player. Polish leader. Part of 38 Across Pueblo Indians. Peer on the sofa? Province of the Netherlands Ply with too many arguments. Press excessively Pointed stakes Part of the "Stepquote." Puffy cloud unearthed by a Burmese prime minister? Part 3 of quip Plays hooky Play hooky Play hooky. Performs better than Performs better Put on too many terry cloth garments at once Poem by 54 Across Plant with a bitter fruit Place for a car race known as an icekhana Persian hymn group Pronounces invalid. Part of an English outfit Putting bugs throughout the Mall of America? "Presumed Innocent" or "The Firm" (5 letters, then 5 letters) Playwright Christopher's family Property of chiffon, perhaps President of the Screen Actors Guild? Piece of armor to protect the throat. Piece of armor at the throat. Provide troops for Provide armed forces for Provide troops for Provide armed forces for Provide armed forces for Preparations for war. Put-ons Preparing to retire, in slang Privileged country for trade: Abbr. Prime world-trade customer: Abbr. Pre-hike activity? Place in a sty. Pulls up stakes Pulley or lever PULLEY Pawtucket's team plays in one " . . . praise depends ___" "Pure Love" singer Pie cutter's oxymoron Pie cutter's oxymoron Place for cookies or popcorn Pauley Pauley PUP Presses over. Programmer's favorite Mozart composition? Place for a quick bite Popular party spot Pacific supply base, NE of Yap. Philosophical abstract existences. Put in for Possible cause of red ink Pest control item Power and Guthrie Power and others Power and others 10¢ photographer's settings? Pairs socks incorrectly Place for tennis players who aren't too boastful? Pairing imperfectly. Primitive projectile that's like new? Primitive projectile that's like new? People coming in. Precious rock star? People working with logs? Pile up the leaves again Pink Floyd: "___ Them" Pink Floyd "___ Them" Photographic developers. Plant expert? Pre-ROTC group Pussy willows, for example. Phrase: Part II Plaque from a governor? Pews, at times? Pews, at times? Prophet's namesakes. Prior months: Abbr. Plaintiffs Plaintiffs of a sort Preparing to use, as a hose 12:15 P.M.: Spot picked out Plug-and-play entertainment Part 6 of the quip Pew in a certain corner Patriotic action in wartime. Putto Private practice? Political quip, part 4 Place for bows and strings Parted, as drapes Part of I.L.O. Public speaker: abbr. People of 51 Down. *Professional courtesy in pricing Producer of "Uncle Vanya," "Our Town," et al. Parson birds Put on sale, perhaps Permafrost rouser? "Per mensem" Princeton jazzman? Princeton jazzman? Proponents People on the affirmative side. Prepositions. Pros Pros. Pro votes Puts together cheaply Parody paper's Web video broadcast Pretended not to see, with "to" Pretended not to see, with "to" 4:30 p.m. (early day) Paperless reading materials 1958 Pulitzer-winning writer? Print competitor Poisonous crystalline base. Poisonous crystalline compound. Park Yogi played in Poisonous alkaloid. 1916 party line Park in Ranger Smith's charge Park that's home to Yogi Bear Pre-dawn phenomenon Prayers Prayers Prayers Polynesian god Prayers. Polynesian deity. Part 3 of the lament Polynesian god. Polynesian deity Police officer of India Part of Jordan's official name, meaning "Kingdom of." Pier, in France Prayers Prefix for "glas" or "glass" Pacific god Politician's favorite recipe? Polynesians' progenitor of man Part of a child's game. Pew petitions Polynesian god Prayers Performer of "The Times They Are a-Changin'"? Part 2 of remark "Put the Blame ___" Parental reminder Pastime for Napoleon and Fidel Castro Pope's "An Essay ___" Pope's "Essay ___" Pope's "An Essay ___" Pope's "An Essay ___" PRODDING BY POLYNESIAN HOSTESS Perjured Perjured. Popular balladeer Part 1 of a quote Purchase Gregorian music exclusively? Purchase Gregorian music exclusively? Part 2 of the quip Pepsi's citrus-flavored soft drink, slangily Practices monstrous oral hygiene? Part 2 of the remark Police-squad member PORKY PART 3 OF QUIP Paper-clad light source on a patio, perhaps Party decoration Pearl and Mouse Party lighting option ___ Peak, U.S.S.R.