Part two of the remark Physical fitness quip (Part 2) Place of extreme corruption. Place in a real mess. Pertaining to hearing Possibility of longing for something? Pen name in Alaska? Prepare dessert Petroleum derivative Part 3 of quip Personal, e.g. Pitch between columns Pater ___ (Lord's Prayer) Pater ___ Pater ___. Pater ___ "Pater ___" Pater ___ (prayer) Pater -- (Lord's Prayer) Pencil-sharpening problem? Pilot's alert Part of an English outfit Playwright leading cardinal with evil (6) Pro gridiron match-ups Pa. borough Practice of using "we" in opinions. Professional name of famous operatic soprano (1859–1914). Popeye or Sinbad? Prefix meaning "night" Prefix meaning night Promptly, in the theater 1968 party line Prune synonym? Peacock's pseudonym? President's injuries? Pen name for actor Richard? People dozing off Pet predator that survived the Flood? Pre-flood ancestor of Jaws? Pet predator that survived the Flood? Poison oaks. Poison oaks of California. Part 3 of definition Pickled fish served at a bridal party? Possible to discover. Passing areas, and a hint to what 17-, 24-, 38-, and 47-Across have in common Phone wire for interoffice use. Placing in proper rank Pest controller's ad Part two of quip Palindrome for pitchers Pharmacy ad Pessimists' proclamation Praiseful memoir. Panegyric. Praise, in Paris. Praise: Fr. Praise for the dead Panegyric Praise at a funeral Praise to Moliere Poetic verb form. Paradise of a sort. Paradises Poetic verb. "Peut-etre, but between the two, we aren't suffering from ___." President Coty's residence. Paradises Prisoners of war P.O.W.'s, e.g. Profitable Playboy features Place for an extra Pending Physician's definition of this puzzle's theme Paula Cole "___ Cowboys Gone?" Place to find this crossword Pete Seeger lyric (Part 1) Place for a fly Parrot Person who must okay a NASA expedition? Part 2 of the quote Poem, part 2 Princess Elizabeth's nickname. Part of a queuing direction. Printer's ruler Policeman: Colloq. 1963 Poitier movie (with 61-A) President's selective rejection President's selective rejection Pride-filled puzzle? Poitier film: 1963 PART 4 OF THE QUIP Pulitzer Prize novel: 1931 Preceder to Nagano Psychological thresholds Physiological thresholds Physiological thresholds Post–W. W. II fashion Portraying in words Pasta and potatoes that really lift you up? Profit unfairly Profit excessively Play by Molnar. Profit unfairly (with a Dodge) Pitched right over the plate Printer's cruise ship? ___ Po, eighth-century Chinese poet "Pay it ___" ("Ignore it") Plagiarist's copy Pro with bows? Part of an inch in Austria Precisely. Porous iron ore Porous iron ore Porous iron ore Persistent ___PENNY___ Premise behind the Gettysburg Address? Proposal writer's task, sometimes "Peanuts" song "___ Lucy" "Peanuts" theme song Post-game banter perhaps Put some matter in the gray matter? 1962 Peace Nobelist "Prime Suspect" star Portrayer of Miss Moneypenny in 14 Bond films Pure as the driven snow Pacific island Philosopher John's tresses? Perennially popular song. Popular sportscaster? Parties for the bride. Plays football Poorly suited Possible London headline in 1603 Parisian patient Point fingers Plucky housekeeper? Pre-euro German sitcom? Pacific area nearly seven miles deep Pacific area nearly seven miles deep Pro ballplayers-to-be Pledges, but not really Pools, in Scotland Premier of the Union of South Africa. Phrase of similarity Profit margins Proportionally correct, as sculptures Paging at an emporium? Palm part Perpetual pampering? Precarious position. Play by 39 Across Prank: Dial. Eng. Precious stone Pass muster, in a way Provide tips Patsy, to an English queen? Part 4 of quip Prenup demand from someone with strong religious convictions? Pious spouse's ultimatum? Part 3 of quote Pickpocket's assets Perfume ingredient Part 5 of quote Prepared an auction Put Arthur on mood-stabilizing medication? Pop tune of 1958 Perfect batting average Perfect at-bat record Performer, in Perugia Prussian city, scene of surrender. Penitent through fear: Theol. Passionate missives Pessimistic J. Geils Band hit with the line "It's gonna make you cry" Pessimistic J. Geils Band hit with the line "It's gonna make you cry" Plaited grass for making hats. Plaited grass for hats. Places for romantic getaways Perry and his clone? Praise Mr. Donaldson's entree? Pitcher caught in a rules violation Poor pitchers Purify ceremonially Purify ceremonially Paul Bunyan's milieu. Pattern on a barber pole "PAPA __" Part 6 of the quip Part of L.E.M. Project subsidy for a "To Sir, With Love" singer? Post office hunk? Post office hunk? Prepares. Prepares Part of U. S. retail business. P.O. buys Part 3 of the quip Poem by Owen Meredith. Poor-shooting comedy star? Poor-shooting comedy star? Puppeteer Bil and family Puppeteers Bil and Cora Party for a comedienne? Periods of revolution? Professional player's trade secrets? Proverb giving a clue to this puzzle Portuguese masculine name. Program about a detective on an island who teaches a gym class? Portuguese king, 1861-89 Pilate's question, according to Bacon. Participated in a race walk? Paul Bunyan's calling. Paul Bunyan, e.g. Pursued Pursued Purveyors of sound investments Pieces of furniture. Prussian town. Promotional music store sign? Promotional music store sign? Pitcher's ploy Part of the earth whose temperature Al Gore claims is "several million degrees" Planet's center Pluto's realm Proceed very cautiously Proceed very cautiously Philadelphia/New Jersey connector Part 1 of Dave Barry's answer Partner of sm. and med. Poker variety in which the best hand is called a wheel Purposely underestimate Price so that overruns are assured Path for Daniel Boone Pauly Shore's specialty Philistines Part of a manual for an old watch? Philosopher known for his 'razor' "Pirates ___" President, March–April, 1841. Place to put money, formally? Part of T.L.C. Pumpkin grower's cry of surprise? Province of South Africa: Abbr. Part 2 of quote Posthumous 2009 George Harrison album Posthumous 2009 George Harrison album Place of business in Texas. "___ poor Nelly starve": Charles II