1976 Paul McCartney song Photographing: Slang. Passive one's philosophy. Poison gas, e.g. Pickle-factory mantra? Pickle processor's invitation? Pickle processor's invitation? Peanuts and castor beans, e.g. 2,240 pounds: Abbr. Porter on space travel Peak near Everest Pocket edition of a D. H. Lawrence novel? Popular shade plant. "Pass on that!" Poster painters. Pardons Pardons Pardoning Postal message in France. "Pay attention, Vincent!"? Pace picker-upper Paper decorator using oil pigments in water Party leader's ostentation? Pale Pallid pirate, with 32-Down? Part of 25-Across's makeup Paul of big-band days Plant fiber used by moonshiners? Plant fiber used by moonshiners? Preparing egg whites Puts together in a hurry Puling. Poet Laureate Reed Page's unprinted area Part three of quip Part of a hit-play title. Part 6 of quip Pooh-poohs an economist Part 4 of quote Part 3 of quote Prone to squirming Patrols one's territory Paces nervously Paperboys, at times Pets in modern-day Persia? Part 2 of remark Part of Greater Boston. Part of a flood control program. Payout to many retirees Part 3 of remark Playhouse with small seating capacity. Proceeds very carefully Put away, in a way: Var. Planned: Forgot-ten Persia: Comb. form. Persian: Comb. form. Peanut-loving ghost? Persian: Comb. form Political statistics. Part 2 of quip Puzzled PEP PEP Peppy N.Y. nine beat bad guys Popular cosmetic surgery? Popular cosmetic surgery? Party disappointment PIN Play at the U.S. Open, say? Play at the U.S. Open, say? Parents to child, part 4 PGA player ___ Begay III President; R&B singer Press process Part 2 of the revelation PR work Productive one Plow puller Paper ___ (clerk who's a real nag?) Plants of the pea family. Prattling utterances Purplish-blue flowers, often Pea family plants People of Angola. Pilot's dog? Packing up Pops? Pinball feature for a deliveryman? Put aboard, as cargo Pressurized fuel: Abbr. Part 3 of quip Pastoral paths: Abbr. Patriotic cheer for the tricolor Prostestant reformer. Pool attendants Pet owner's lament (Part 1) Path of a blast: Abbr. Paul McCartney not caring what you eat? People of Lagone–Shari basin, Sudan. Philosophy of a sort Postwar hunter of fugitive Nazis, born 12/31/1908 Primed putz? Pretentious phraseology Philadelphia art collector. Place for a bed and dresser Portion of a "Sesame Street" lesson? Porky patriot? Philosopher's state? Philanthropist Wallace and others Pat, Margaret and Edmond of the movies. Persian native. Plumber's major job? Publisher Wallace and country singer McCann Part of a Scotsman's birthright? Part of a Scotsman's birthright? Pleasant with Pirandello and Cherubini Pirandello and Boccherini Playwright's family Picky eater Pheasant nest Pheasant nest: Var. Pheasant brood Popular comment re a sinecure. Pheasant groups Pheasant broods Pheasant broods Predecessors of the baby sitter. Put to death by drowning, as during the Reign of Terror. 'Patriot Games' director Phillip Part 2 of the quote Political Utopia conceived by James Harrington. "Peanuts," originally Pierre Salinger was the last prosecution witness in this trial Predecessor of the strip Place for a sports team's cigars? Philosopher John's bit of hardware? Political suffix Partisan suffix, at times Part 2 of quote Physicist's displacement law. Part 2 of quip Post-laundry inevitability? Possibly a shoo-in Poem that isn't worth much? Perfume award? "___ Peace." Popular song of 1955 "___ Peace" Part 5 of quip Porter's "___ Day": 1932 Part 2 of the quote Pantywaist Private retreat for San Francisco NFLers? Plural suffix with beat or neat Problematic plants for ranchers Plants that make cattle crazy Port of Kyushu Pillow talk? Place for deals, sometimes Precious river stone? Places for files detailing a craze? Playwright Sean in a softball game? Place to find ice sculptures Polish name of Memel River. Popular sundae flavor. Place for this puzzle's theme Part 3 of the poem Porter's "It's All Right ____" Payment, in Passau Photographer Adams appearing in a Rat Pack film? "Payment overdue" Personal camouflages. Pick in a pool Puccini's "Manon ___" Programmer's graphic symbol? Puzzles using anagrams Pioneer's problem 11 p.m. business report for Japanese stock watchers? Plaits. PM Poker long shot Paul Simon's "___ the Evening" Poker-hand sequence, such as 9, 8, 6, 5 Poker long shot Potential poker wager? Parents to child, part 5 Potential poker wager? Prepares for use, as hairspray Poet's jingle for a lender? Placed between. Part 2 of the quip Part 2 of motto Perseveringly. Persistent one. Penned legal aide? Places to do 3 Down Place indicator. Public utilities magnate (1859–1938). Public-utility magnate of the 30's Part 3 of the comment Precious metal one keeps for many years? Part 2 of the communication Popular doctors? Plantation investment vehicle? Pinnacles of ice. Pinnacles of ice on a glacier. Plan for the future Protuberances of the skull. Plantain, in Spain 2,240 pounds Payment arrangement for big-ticket items 2,240 pounds 2,240 pounds. 2,240 pounds 2,240 pounds 2,240-pound units Police foiler Perfume atomizer. Perfume atomizers. Part 2 of the pun Pro Football Hall of Famer nicknamed "Crazylegs" Pro Football Hall of Famer nicknamed "Crazylegs" Pilfer device for maintaining copter blade Pillage subtly? Parts of OTB Pillage subtly? Poem Part 4 of quip Periods of night work. Perpendiculars ending at a triangle's center People clad as tiny toymakers? Plan Zs Playwright and British prelate "Picnic" playwright and family Playwright William et al. "Picnic" playwright's kin Playwright William and infielder Brandon Picnic playwright and family Pitcher's curve Platinum-selling 10,000 Maniacs album of the 80's PARTS Printing? Polish name for 12 Across Poet Nash to his friends. Properly Polish name for the Oder. Persistently annoying Polish boundary river Phrase with law or lay Polish border river