Crossword Clues Start With P, page 1943
Pays to play
Plush
Parts of the Far East
Phobia
Pitiful
Pacific island; capital Hagatna
Puzzle-solving aid
Pale tan
Poker payment
Prowess shown by bighead after split?
Put off by my own influence
Plaything
Prompted
Passionate longing to embrace rising Italian musician
Persecuted hill folk shake out hay
Poor to welcome Liberal found wanting in Barnet?
Portuguese saint necking fifty-five shots
Plural form of Mr
1793 painting by Jacques-Louis David depicting a French revolutionary's murder (3,5,2,5)
Pacific Islander
Pack, being bitter about love (5)
"Pal Joel" lyricist Lorenz
Papa Foxtrot? (3,7)
Parisian pop installed in flat that's decorated
Parking spots for boats
Part of a ringgit or rupiah (3)
Part of the U.S. constitution giving its citizens the right to bear arms (6,9)
Partly secret answer for Mediterranean islanders (7)
Peace deal (6)
Peer in entrance to vintner's, one with French cheese (7)
Pendulous ice (6)
Perform a garden chore
Performance’s conclusion
Perhaps emphasised letters seen as unusually idealistic
Pester with demands
Picked up bill? (3)
Pigs and gannets (8)
Place appointed for a picket
Place to locate those with a conviction? (5,10)
Plant unknown in Northern Ireland area
Playing of flutes after end of dinner is soothing (7)
Plenty notice what the English hear when the Irish say 'Enough'
PlusWord No 563
Port town in Devon that was the birthplace of Ed 'Stewpot' Stewart (7)
Potential entry in charts very much no good
Practical or oral? (4)
Prepared a beef drink that's used in the kitchen (5,5)
Presenter of 'Golden Popcorn' awards
Prior to unit getting broken on line
Problem about large area of poor housing
Prolific correspondent shows novel to guy who made a number of films
Provide more details (7)
Prude, if upset, could get heated (5,2)
Pull out in case of serious fare dodgers (9)
Put another way, peer's hard to be replaced (9)
Put some zest into
Promise's partner, in phrase
Part of the face
Part of a royal flush
Parting word
Pound division
Pressure on team to take lead
Pilot gave Tina bananas
Putting on these vegetables
Paddle
Payment system shot even if secure (4,3,3)
Peg so, so angry about bad reaction to stress (5,5)
Perhaps monitor prominent part of Cornwall (6)
Philippe ..... , France rugby union centre whose 1982 Test debut was against Romania (5)
Photograph primates raised around India (5)
Pity my northerly route's via edges of Shrewsbury (8)
Prepare to take off maybe current duty first (4)
Profit or money
Pull in tug-of-war
Polygraph's purpose
Part of the eye
Parts of mins.
Person on a pedestal
Presence of mind
Puts into piles
Provide more details
Pokemon: The Movie 2000 lead character
Port in SW. Spain founded about 1100 B.C. (5)
Pipe bend
Put to work
Pape ......, Senegal and Charlton defender at Crystal Palace from 2015-19 (6)
Person who receives guests - a large number (4)
Play involving doctor and a graduate (5)
Padded part of a tiger
Paul -, 19th-century German telegrapher who founded a news agency in London (6)
Pds. after ties
Peg in the picture (3-2)
Phased out despite being in form (6)
Plant which yields curare (6)
Poe's "T he Murders in the - Morgue"
Politician, but not a minister (7,6)
Principal city of Minoan Crete where Arthur Evans carried out excavations from 1900 (7)
Prickly plant
Poems of praise
Pull an all-nighter, say
Puzzle with an exit
Place for a mud bath
Poet laureate Limon
Pi times radius squared, for a circle
Part of organ fee pupil arranged (4,4)
Poorer by a transaction
Possibly resort a duty list
Protected from shock, but still broken-hearted (7)
Powder residue
People who cure (7)
Plant anchor and nutrient gatherer
Poker, for example (4-6,4)
"Plan 9 from ___ Space" (nineteen-fifties Ed Wood film)
*Popular traditional holiday entree
*"Prancing and pawing of each little hoof," e.g.
Parent-child divide
Passepartout to Phileas Fogg
Point-winning volleyball serve
Put it in the salad, shall we?
Permission to lead
Present-day draught
Puzzling graduate, following fish
Pasty composition
Playing vigorously with circle member in ring (7)
Poet, a lively one around women (5)
Polish ID, I with hesitation, gets something like potassium (8)
Preserves aromatic stuff in German town (7)
Prosper with some farmer I meet (7)
Partisan is indeed so messed up (3-5)
Place for a slice
Play spots
Places for padlocks
Pam Grier's role on "The L Word"
Parker or Smith
Part of a skin care regimen
Parts of party bikes
Pierced through
Pixar franchise featuring talking automobiles (4)
Pixar movie starring Jamie Foxx and Tina Fey
Prepared pasta stuffed with Indian origin chilli initially and starches (8)
Presently circles between two Poles (4)
Processing raisin is banned in Middle Eastern country (4)
Proposition stated for after-reasoning (7)
Puss in Boots or Kitty Softpaws
___ positivity (pressure to suppress negative emotions)
Person who is blamed for the faults of others
Potentially nice to see (6)
Pair of cats on the drum (3-3)
Popeye's 'Positively!'
Put on the air
Peter Fonda role
Partner of compare
Pliable
Pith helmet
Pronoun
Preserved
Person's identity
Process and use again
Patisserie array
Pine or palm
Pindar poem
Pack, being bitter about love
Prepared a beef drink that's used in the kitchen
Pull out in case of serious fare dodgers
Peace deal
Pendulous ice
Peer in entrance to vintner's, one with French cheese
Prophesy
Proper treat organised for responsible individual
Pale ale in New York?
Parasitic insect; Seoul (anag.)
Peninsular & ___ Steam Navigation Company, full name of P&O, shipping company founded in 1837 (8)
People's homes (5)
People or companies that make or supply theatrical or fancy dress outfits (10)
People who run key enterprises losing heart (8)
Phil, celebrity chef who has worked on This Morning since 2006 (7)
Pins for holding two plates of metal together
Pipe-shaped container for all to see with a lot of fat (7)
Place and time of stroke
Plausibly deceptive or fallacious reasoning
Plug direct idea formulated to cover British indoor game (9,6)
PlusWord No 564
Pole, say, heading off, finds somewhere to go
Popular dish for non-vegans; upset Mark (anag.) (4,5)
Pound taken by Neo in immediate part-payment (10)
Practitioner of massage and exercise treatments
Prefix meaning first (5)
Present, past or future, e.g
Price increase (4,2)
Principal thug somehow unstable
Profitable vital cure is synthesised (9)
Proprietary furniture stripper? (11)
Provide with the tools
Provoke (wrath) (5)
Prowler spotted lad in tangle with rope (7)
Pair in shoes
Party can become pear-shaped with sloppy kiss
Perhaps speak well of such a night-time perambulation? (9)
Plagued with problems
Plus/minus particle
Prat in army is most grating
Promotion gets date to drink tots
Prompt remedy has run out (3)
Pulling spin off to get some stationery (7,4)
Purebred evidence
Possesses
Postoperative treatment
Places to stay
Put forth effort
Price
Pest
Presidential monogram
Powder
Plug firm
Purchased in branch that's closer
Pound found in bathrobe
Paid for
Performer gloomy in cold north
Place to stop during motor race
Produce flour
___ piece
Pseudoscientific process hinted at by four squares in this puzzle
Poke bowl protein
Persian suffix meaning "land"
Plant with "teeth"
Patriotic World Cup chant
Prow's position
Play group?
Pet problem?
Plunk (down)
Planet orbiters
Piped up
Plant tissue
Prefix for distant
''Phooey!''
People who run key enterprises losing heart
Pigs' feet – or horses?
Provoke (wrath)
Protect
Pajama parts
Pub __
Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay
“___ Park” (Martin Cruz Smith crime novel)
Part and appear to be wholly engrossed (4)
Patsy, unusually pale (5)
Part of make-up kit (8)
Partner of "contrast"
Person paying thousands for quarters, say?
Pigs' feet - or horses? (8)
Positive response to "Anyone have the answer?"