Part of speech some say shouldn’t end a sentence, but that does end each starred answer Pepper that might be made into a popper Peter of “Lawrence of Arabia” Poem from Shakespeare Palette paints Part of speech some say shouldn't end a sentence, but that does end each starred answer Piece of jazz music in a syncopated style (3) Pussycat Dolls song with many censored words Prefix with "mobile" Place for chickens Passover dinner Parking penalty Place for ice skating Professors' helpers (Abbr.) Panel that's instrumental to have in a car (5) Part of ESE Peel that changes from green to yellow People plundering Pointed reminder of hard times in winter (6) Prince or king cobra appearing alternately (4) Put on a musical staff Past constitution of Goa Plant taking bit of stall he allotted (7) Possibly avenge it, possibly not Possibly untie but here join together Provocative article in communist paper? Pot-firing oven (4) Princess carried off by Zeus in the guise of a white bull (6) Push back of camel with spadelike tool (6) ___ peak, pointed hairline (6) Pasture for grassy food Pop questions left and right Prairies people ____ Prairie League of music Polio vaccine pioneer Jonas Promise to pay letters Parts of Black Panther uniforms Paying resident of a house Phenomenon that informed Wassily Kandinsky's theatre piece "The Yellow Sound" Program for some aspiring medical students, for short Persisted without right to avoid (8) Potential danger Pull back and out (8) Point to a glue as creating a bond Party involved any African Put ethane out to increase risk Puts in alphabetical order, maybe *Period car fitted in retro fashion (9) *Pole kicks souvenirs (9) *Pour cold water on harvest goddess (7) *Precious green paper in East End? (7) *Priest supports our look (9) Passive protest to stand out? Far from it (3-2) Pop a cappella group with five members Portions of a tennis match Psychological thriller starring Thomasin McKenzie and Anne Hathaway Pints at the pub Prudent way to think Party partner Partial Portrayer of Spade and Marlowe Punishment for speeding Played a part Powdery precipitation “Pagliacci” clown Place to put on a suit? Pair of cymbals with a pedal Palm part pertaining to love Pet's sudden burst of energy Phil's twin in "Rugrats" Pierce, bore (5) Pinot noir served from a spigot, say Podcast partner Police barricade (9) Potential nap spot Prepares to store, as a flag Proclaimer (9) Propitiatory gift sounds like bit one is bidding for (58) Punctuation mark in "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids" Partly removes cap easily with bolt (6) Passengers in plane whinged once again (4) Place painted in true colour (6) Price plugged by a taxi (5) “Peter and the Wolf” composer Paris notion Planet Paradise Potato Playing card Port on the Gulf of Bothnia; provisional capital of Finland in 1918 Physics expert Pirate’s quest? Put off Pale Perfect place Purim honoree Pulled off Pal's winning move in game Politician more angry about seat Post info to ground? Here's an easier alternative Pierce Parody, lampoon Portend, bode Pip kidnapping Queen, get angry Pair of creatures, big and small, that makes a bond Pass on or carry Passion and fight oddly saved match Passionate longing to embrace rising Italian musician (6) Pastry cook's device (7,3) Paul ___ (Pee-wee portrayer) (7) Perform improperly with paste, hiding diamonds Persecuted hill folk shake out hay (9) Personal coding there and back (1,1,1) Pictured old magician featured in papers PlusWord No 562 Poison chalice of a wellness professional (4,5) Popular party, otherwise not held outside Port in a state of deterioration (3) Portuguese saint necking fifty-five shots (5) Pre-game speech for Manchester City? (3,4) Private research university in Massachusetts founded in 1852 (5) Product's lasting value? (5,4) Prolific in French, occasionally and in German (6) Propitianory gift sounds like bit one is bidding for (5-8) Prowess shown by bighead after split? (9) Psychedelic rock band on front of stage for opener (9) Put off by my own influence (9) Perishing with convulsive twitch after electrical discharge Planned to, at the usual time (5) Pointless, darling (4) Prie-___ (pew attachment) Problem with stocking roofer's equipment Preach Porterhouse, for one Part of the alphabet Pop singer Jones Primates Pig's pad Pace in "Guardians of the Galaxy" Pal of Samantha, Carrie, and Charlotte Pant as you speak softly to (4) Party to a crime that's involved animals (7) Pass the music (8) Place for beauty treatments Planned to change the name? To what end? (5) Plant Plant I'd transplanted for a friend (4) Plucked stringed instrument Point of view of "76" (4) Protege Put it down to a personal characteristic (9) ___ People with Kindness, Harry Styles song (5) Plummets Part of a three-piece suit Purple flower Prosecutor's accumulation Poker stake Prolific in French, occasionally and in German Psychedelic rock band on front of stage for opener Partisan Pastry cook's device Principal – advantage PS, pastor (anag) – means to go abroad? Public speaker Party - - -, celebratory explosive? Peter ...... , 1990-2007 Zimbabwe and 1991-97 Birmingham striker (6) Piece of cake, maybe, but the airman doesn't want it (5) Pins and ------- , tingling sensation Polemonium caeruleum plant also known as Greek valerian (6,6) Pop star , - - - Timberlake Present, as a prize Professional soldier in uniform (7) Property of the mother superior (4) Purify, purge Paul Anka's "__ Beso" Perplex Peace Nobelist Sadat Pyramid, maybe Parkdean ___, October festival at White Acres (7) Play his lyre and dance like TV judge (7,6) Pole elastic, grade 10-14, for big fish (4,5) Place on a car for an "I brake for ducks" sticker, perhaps Present on stage Profiting? (7) Protein in some stir-fries "Pocket rockets," in poker Plot measure Pitcher's stat Put clothes on Persuade gently Positions (oneself) "People are saying ..." Prefix for "Turf" Pie ___ mode Period of uncertainty Pick up the tab PBS' Science Guy PS, pastor (anag) - means to go abroad? (8) Peach Ron cultivated in South America (4,4) Place with bit of planned action (3,5) Pressing requiring immediate attention (6) Principal - advantage (4) Picnic pest Pie-in-the-face sound Pillow_, 1959 Rock Hudson/Doris Day film (4) Priest's range to evangelise? (6) Paste made with baklouti peppers People of the Colorado Plateau Peter's again mislaid make-up (11) Place in middle of green has fame (6) Polite response to "Do you mind?" Pitch Perfect actress who voices Stacey in Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: 2 wds. Pacific or Southern, e.g. Prince William, to Eton Put out of a job Part of a new plant printed up notes of questionable value (7) Picture made by Kidman is an enjoyable experience (6) Presiding officers (8) Prime movers use this place to exchange lots of money not written down (5,4) Prudish one against wearing tie lacking in refinement (9) Put a line in, like in doctrine (7) Pigeon perch places "Please believe it's ___ when I tell you I love you" (lyric from a 1993 song) Power ___ (loss of electricity) Prey for a Tibetan wolf Partial quality Pompous sort Patch type Pertaining to 1 Across on prison in California (8) Pertaining to marriage (8) Pester, annoy Pi Day month, for short Place reliance on (5) Possess about fifty and give twentyfive each? (5) Prince gets fever in city (6) Part of the road for public transport only Pit worker Propose dispersing guests around the Grand (7) Pay no attention to poor region (6) Pages in cut grass, so content (5) Put article in study for college officer (4) Pins and - - - - - - -, tingling sensation (7) Parisian “yes” Pago Pago’s place Poet Teasdale Painter’s stand Poem of praise Performance Pencil filler Platter