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Picasso in preschool? Picasso in preschool? Players of a game. Piles up Poison-producing plants Pekolong Part 5 of motto Perceived. Psycho with intense desires? Poetic card game? Part 4 of triaial fact Pasty cements. Pooch with a second wife? Passed without effect Pink "Don't Let ___" Paves anew Punctual [Dodge] Powdered lunch product from Lipton Pine-tar products Pickup line Part 3 of the proverb Psychiatrist's warning? "Pass on that!" Policeman, at times Peons in Eurasia? Persevere Parts of a fashionable "Collezioni" Part 7 of quote Pest-removing remark? Part 2 of the quote ___ polish (finicky smartness). Push, in Pisa Pittsburgh Pirates' stadium Place immortalized in a song with the lyric "I'm gonna pop some tags" Place to find a bargain Pennysaver alternative Professional bowler? Popular novel of 1881 Physicians who treat unmarried women? Play with Pat and Vanna Play a Merv Griffin creation Poem for April 30, 1789 Plane-wheel rotation Parisienne's jeweled headpiece Person in charge of keeping everyone's morale up? Pencil pushers Play hooky in England: Slang. Play hooky, in Britain. Palanquin of East Indies. Punishment place, so to speak Part 3 of quip Psalm words Petty thieves: Brit. slang. Part of a formal request Part 2 of quote Part 4 of the joke Part 2 of the question Part 2 of comment Part 2 of quip Pertaining to a patron. Prerace announcement Pre-race words Place to keep a starter's pistol? Pie tin in a Stooges fight? 12:30 P.M.: Gourmet lunch Part 3 of quip Peas, lips and ends? Part 3 of quote Province in China. Part 2 of quote "Poltergeist" catchphrase Pull off a publicity stunt, perhaps Painter leaves behind a fifth of N.Y.C. Present getter's comment Part 4 of definition Prepare ___ (plan a felony) Put to shame, old style Provider of roast beef? Park ranger's motto? Part 2 of quip Playthings for a mythical lover Part 5 of the quip PULL-UP Persistent whimpers? Persistent whimpers? Passing nightmares Possible reply to a dentist's "Where does it hurt?" Possible reply to a dentist's "Where does it hurt?" Province of ancient Rome. Playing golf Pilots Part of U.S.A. Patti Page song about a burning pipe? Pertaining to proper names Pungent garden plant Punctual person's Web address? Passion for buying things. Pungent garnishes. Province and county in Canada. Precise, as an arrival Poker attire, perhaps? People who try hard Perform autopsies on bisected morays? PUZZLE TITLE Performance by one whose career is taking off Place above. Place above something else. Part of Lake Michigan. Problem seen in medical circles? Primitive sort on parole? Phenomenon in a democracy. Piece of jewelry a collegian might wear Pirate. Plunder Plunders...or a ridiculously good deal from 5-Down? Protest chant for those opposed to the jailing of braille-reading rodents? Plunderers Pianist Bruce relocated to Paris? Passport from Paris? Parisian pals? Parisian pals? PARISIAN TEAM HANDILY DEFEATS ALL-STATE SQUAD Place for flags? Periodical periodical contributor Particle in conductive metals Political party formed in 1848 that opposed the extension of slavery Political party of 1848–56. Political party: 1848–56 Pinpoint ___ pedestal (idolize) Puts down by force Puts an end to Puts down 1927 Peace Nobelist Ludwig Processes food in a way 1 1/4 (prefix) Put Karl on the stand? Page 2 Pasturage grass Pasture grass of Western United States. Pasture grass of western U. S. Pasture grass. Pasture grass President of Philippine Republic. President of Philippines. Philippine President. President of the Philippines. Philippine province on Luzon Pointy winner of two fights, in a They Might Be Giants song Providing with needed resources Posers Performers of feats for showoff. Picture on file Prisons of a sort "Pshaw" Part of Q.E.D. Prepares the laundry Prepares the laundry Pacts of 1668 and 1795 Place for Bush's bushes? Part of a water heater Prayer: French. Part of a blouse that touches the waist? Political union of old German Empire. Pulverizing tool powered by gravity Pulverizing tool powered by gravity Pounding machine part Power tool. Product of a Dr. Scholl's/Pillsbury merger? Play garden produce like a horn? Pop group? Potato-tomato grafting. Person ___ Prepare, in a way Process of increasing fivefold Part 4 of quip People stretch after it Part of the press Pumice rock. Propelled an antique sewing machine Psychiatrist? Proved a will genuine. Proved valid, in a way Prohibition on publication Potentiality for changing form PLAIN Produces in hard copy Passed through. Part of the Stepquote Passed through Personal properties Programmer's veggie? Pound a baseball great? Pauper's place, once Part 4 of remark Press release from an Arkansas senator? Part of Germany: Abbr. Prop of a hoisting gin. Part of the FAQs on Volkswagen's website? Prentiss and Hawkins Prentiss and Stone of films Pinata's undoing? Perry Mason's aide. Perry Mason's sidekick Paterson's neighbor. Pastoral staves. Pastoral staffs. Pastoral staffs "Psycho" and others Paris suburb. Part of Paris. Part of Paris Part of m.p.h. Peter Piper Pottery decorators PART 2 Pulled into the driveway People who throw stones Protesters, sometimes People in fierce snowball fights People in fierce snowball fights People with wanderlust. Part 3 of the explanation Popular 1918 novel Prussian king to those who knew him when Popular band leader. Part of F.O.B. Part of f.o.b. Playing card Perfume ingredient Praise for a cohost of "The View"? Player of Pat Nixon in "Nixon" Ponce de León namesakes Ponce de Leon and Peron Place for a French horn Prophet's namesakes. Pro Football Hall-of-Famer-turned-congressman Steve Printing supply Powder used in printers Poetry on Broadway. Part of a bushel belonging to Dick? ___ poetica, Dante's forte. Princess parts Plateau of Yugoslavia Pile of garbage Place to find auto parts Peter, Paul and Mary Pursued Part 6 of quote Part 6 of quote