Pharisee converted demonic American (9) Pick out carbon ring wedged in flexible pipe (6) Pioneer of Californian wine, 1859-1940, whose label was promoted by Orson Welles and John Gielgud in the 1970s and 1980s (4,6) Pirates left after meal on board vessel (6) Place of interest Plant attackers went to ground in a primary school (6) Piece of farmland (5) Person sleeping in a tent (6) Paddle alternatively heard (3) Pay trainee? No rum deal (12) Plate up the beast (6) Players may not run with the ball in which seven-a-side game? (7) Pancetta ___ (flat cured meat): var. Phenomenon typically occurring between college acceptances and HS graduation Pivot, as in a discussion Prescription directive, for short Presenting no difficulties Pep Playful talk Perfume label word Patisserie buy Pear choice Patient’s need, briefly Priest changed in spirit Permit to hire Plot is involving a gun Pay to get comfortable Paddle boat Pointed tool Pronoun Pungent Peter —, author of stage plays Equus and Amadeus Pinpoint Praised publicly Pay Pull in Perfume Park behind Shaun the Sheep, say Pawn jewellery bringing in unknown one for valuing Permit husband to cut in dense shrubs Precise Plastic means of payment Palestinian-American academic much influenced by 2/13 (6,4) People who provide food and drink for special occasions such as weddings and parties (8) Plaudit organisation bestowed on inspector PlusWord No 559 Prefix with -thermal and -morphic (3) Protective coverings for pastry dishes seen around pub (7) Provide opening frame for film Put it in writing that it's hardened, though it feels soft 'Perjure' is one Paired with "duff", rhyming slang for "puff", hence "breath of life" and association with an expression meaning "not on your life"; or, with "wet", Liverpudlian bread pudding (5) Paper money a king has left for toys (3,5) Paraphrase, interpret (9) Part of the body that, with blood, is synonymous with kin (5) Paste urn with letters A-E in different positions (4,4) Patient in cast massaged with oil "Person of Interest" actress who played a mathematician in 38-Across Philosopher backing computer company Pigments or stains derived from henna, indigo, madder, woad etc (4) Poet eschewing rail travel: that's crazy in Chicago (4) Popular TV show type Prefix meaning composed of many parts (5) Prince maybe offensive to describe colour Public essentially find cycling over the hill without being able to see ... Published work by journalist performed better Plunder Person, place or thing Parade's backer opening case Pavement edge Photographer's tool Prompt Panama making war that's terrible (5,3) Poet who wrote Ode to a Nightingale Poor ventilation Precedes the eleventh Prophesy when fear has worn off (8) Pub profits found in sales (8) Plain and blunt Pace ___ punk (genre for No Doubt) ''Pièce d'échecs'' Prefigure Piquancy Protect Palestinian-American academic much influenced by 2/13 Peter Sellers comedy film from 1965, A ---- in the Dark (4) Part of brain from large mammal found in front of learning centre Part of the country wrong to ignore (6) Performing in many cities Perky Senora becoming prying person (5,6) Person that catches and confines another (6) Place to buy a hot dog Plant motivation for Brexit? That's about right Player who bows and scrapes? (7) Players on links (7) Plunges headfirst into a pool Poemata Ovidii, "Cupidines" Point and it's the mental faculties that's called for (4) "Pouring" precipitation Power behind punt, say, that's in beastly kicker's leg Priestess in play producing model scene Promos that don't reveal much Prosthetic limb worn by Neighbours' Paul Robinson (3) Published chapter for Animal Farm? Pubs, like the Woolpack in the Dales, the Rovers Return in Weatherfield and the Queen We in Walford (4) Punches cockney dukes! (5) ___ paratha (potato-filled dish) ___ phonetic alphabet "99 Problems" rapper Peck who plays Spock on "Star Trek: Strange New Worlds" Perform like 8-Across Popular mobel store (that's "furniture" in Swedish) Potentially electrifying school Presiding officer of legislature Press on (2,5) Pretending (7,2) Provisional post (9,8) Pull out Purify liquid (6) Put words in a document Provide money for Pre-Easter period Playground fixture Peacemaker po'boy morsel Pedant's preoccupation Perhaps the player, a junior, is not a professional (9) Principal leader of the Church of England (10,2,10) Philosopher Descartes Perfect tennis serves Presidential rejection Pack for pupils (8) Pal right to include false statement on more amicable terms (10) Pearly Gates guy Pelt crowd backing poet (7) Permitting leasing (7) Pesky growth Pie in the ___; unrealistic wish Pip fancied player (4) Playfully wicked (11) Pole's employees (5) Popular part that's a violation (10) Portmanteau actions (8) Prettify platform (4) Protoesional cook (4) Punishment place Purdey in The New Avengers. played by Joanna Lumley, was this kind of British Intelligence agent (3) Puts on the back burner Palindromic lady's title Philosopher, not straight actor (7) Place for a French beret Politician played by Madonna Popular East Coast homes Punjabi music genre Pealess products by Canadian company Fox 40 Person's life story [abbr.] Person dispensing medicine Pied-_-___ (Occasional dwelling-in-the-city) Politicians in Ottawa, e.g. Politician Booker Put away mobster's guns filling backyard building (8) Pats and Bucs score them Pharmacist's option Planet visited by Mork ___ Plaines (Chicago suburb) Packs for shipping Pincer movement will take the crown (6) Play whose title vehicle stopped service about six months after the play's debut "Power Lunch" broadcaster Prefix with system or socialism Prepare to leave a nude beach Protective gear for gardeners Plaster for exterior walls Prefix in a lot of Scottish surnames President who created the National Park Service in 1916: 2 wds. President who established Yellowstone as the first national park in 1872: 3 wds. President who signed the Yosemite Valley Grant Act in 1864 setting aside land for preservation for the first time: 2 wds. Palms off lights Preliminary speech in favour of record, say Prepared for study with head of year Prophet has new scorn Pongy (2,3,4) Primitive scientist whose match lies in ruins (9) Profoundly-based (4-6) Protection behind! (9) Physical endurance (7) Penalty Part of a tree Puts on the agenda, clues she'd rewritten (9) Probable loser grounded, unfortunately (8) Part of a book that's often removed? (8) Part of a woodworking joint Peacock show? Pleased as punch Picks to win Prompt from the chronically forgetful Planet Earth Port city in Algeria Passage from one party to another Pulitzer-winning poet Gary Purchase at a sports stadium Played the rat Period from 1945 to 1953 Putt-putt Pasta recipe instruction Piece of grass Performer who twists into strange shapes (13) Poem by e.g. Petrarch (6) Protective piece in footwear (6) Phase pets out Pry Problematic Pasta in the form of short tubes — Plaines Pear variety Privy to Pollen-bearing organ from a flower in Iran’s capital? Public square in Bolivia’s capital? Part of DKNY Pluralized -y, often Pleasantly pungent Petri dish site Paper VIPs Palace area for women Past due Page of music Procrastinator's word Provide with fresh weapons Preschooler Pensioner Poor poetry Performer who twists into strange shapes Plaudits Poem by e.g. Petrarch Protective piece in footwear Pick-up in Australia Preoccupy Parma, Ferrara and Rimini are cities in this Italian region Pertaining to prescribed drugs Pertaining to wedlock Pink single released in September 2002 Polish footballer who scored 19 goals for Arsenal (2012-2015) ____ played the interviewer in Interview with the Vampire --- Park, Wallace And Gromit creator (4) 1921 play in four acts by Eugene O'Neill (4,8) 1987 period drama film based on a novel by Charles Dickens (6,6) Pacer taught to run round with pale rubber (5,6) Palindromic address to a woman (5) Parliamentary representatives, those standing in for others? (8) Party ultimately hosted by Robert, with group of lads (3,4)