Parlor Place to talk and relax Parlor Place to talk and relax Part of house Part of a California grove Part of a California grove Provider of desserts? Part of Pedro's diet Puddler. Papal letter. Pope's letter to the clergy. Papal letter Pope's letter Playboy Club waitresses Pink-eyed sights at Easter Pessimist flips in greeting a number of those in wine bar from Bordeaux Precipice or peak Perhaps cherry picking's first task for American president? Popular 16th-century song Pricey decorative sheet Part of a shoe. Part of Fred Astaire's skill. Pricey sheets Puzzle with geometric shapes Pile of glacial debris Puzzle made up of five right triangles of three different sizes, a square and a rhomboid Puzzle in which seven pieces are arranged in various shapes Parker product Popular gift. Prison for soda jerks? Primates Provider of cues Provider of cues Part of a laundromat. Provider (of goods) Powerful calculator People organised to achieve a task Political group. Personal relationships, interests, etc Private golfing facility Place to golf Place to socialize Positives Positives Pepsin and trypsin Pepsin is one. Parts of horses' legs Pepsin, trypsin, etc. Pepsin and rennin, for two Plumbism, painter's colic Pepsin and lipase Pacified Pepsins, e.g. Put at ease Profitability Pacified. Place for theatre musicians Part of a theatre Proboscis Pacified Pacified Placated Pay-for-yourself phrase Pay-for-yourself date Plant drug-filled cigarette in tycoon's case Palm-like plant Payment option Paying for oneself Palestine problem. Promotion department activity. Pen pal's activity Posting Photons, e.g. Photons, say Photons, e.g. Portions Protective respirators Protective wear for airborne toxins Pair of gears, as in a steering mechanism Prospero's slave in "The Tempest" Prospero's savage slave. Prospero's malevolent servant. Prospero's servant. Prospero's slave. Prospero's servant Prospero's slave Permission to enter Plant called "live-forever.” Plant called live-forever. Persistent, pressing Plant found in dry places Plant also called "live-forever" Plan badly Purple-flowered stonecrop Put into seclusion Prankster's time Poet credited with popularizing haiku Problem caused by too much solar exposure Praising enthusiastically Praising enthusiastically Process by which leaves give off water vapour Promoting recuperation Promoting recuperation Pick-me-up Poetic beats Preludes to war, often Pertaining to the cheekbone Putting in an aviary Putting away Putting in an aviary Properly arranged Plant of the figwort family Plant with woolly leaves Parkas' kin Partial excuse Pillow's quality Planned Put on the map Post office activity? Program that provides outdoor adventures Plant of Emerson's poem, 1839. Pink flowering shrub. Pink-flowered shrub of the heather family Prying Put aside for future use Plymouth pull-off Project work unit Policy of not fighting against authority Popular Bach piece for the lute Person or machine that cuts grass, wheat, etc Party capacity, perhaps People at a cocktail party, for instance. People given to indulgence in pleasure and luxury Protest group? Police department troubleshooters. Part of the police department. Police team Police who may use shields and water cannons Palace hiven to Henry VIII by Thomas Wolsey Pharisee whose meeting with Jesus inspired the phrase 'born again' Pharisee who helped prepare Christ’s body for burial after the crucifixion Practical joker of German folklore, depicted in a Richard Strauss tone poem Passing by continually Passing by continually Prominently displayed, in a way Privates ____, 1977 farce (later filmed) about camp song and dance shows in late 1940s Singapore Point of sharpest vision Part of the eye where vision is sharpest Point of sharpest vision Part of the eye where vision is sharpest Position of control. Person without equal Paragon Paragon. Paragon Paragon Paragon Projecting gun platform on a warship Personification of this day with <P>The Popular disco-era performers Popular stage fare since 1878. Production of 1878. Philosophical movement started in the 1920s and 1930s Pub name linked with falconry Part of the University of Cambridge, with two areas connected by the Mathematical Bridge Partner of Jimmy Edwards in the BBC Radio series Take It From Here Prehistoric tower of Sardinia. Pocahontas was one. Papoose's relative Place to have a pint with pals Phenomenon discovered in 1827 by observation of pollen grains in water Park in Paris. Parodist or copycat Principles in dramatic structure. Place time and action Principal port of Syria Port of Syria Peter Cook and Dudley Moore’s 1960s TV show Popular music pianist born Trevor Stanford Phylum of segmented worms Popular chocolate snack Popular chocolate snack P&G detergent formulated for baby clothes P&G detergent formulated for baby clothes Party leader whose current deputy is Tom Watson Plant glucoside which produces a soapy lather Pseudo-archaic diction used in historical fiction — from a London area once known for 'antique' furniture Pertaining to the calculation of insurance risks and premiums Prime minister of Zimbabwe from 2009 to 2013 Primordial cells from which a body part develops Plants with showy, lilylike, red flowers. Plants in a genus related to the amaryllis, including Guernsey lilies Prayer for divine protection Prayer for divine protection Puccini's birthplace Puccini's birthplace Projection on yarn. Problems in communication Political boss Person of great influence Peregrinating person. Pulp-filled tooth cavities Practical joker Practical joker Practical joker Practical joker Pulitzer-winning Iwo Jima photog Joe Passing notes Polo's field Prized possession of 50-Across Phil Redmond’s soap-opera set in Chester People who created a kingdom in northern Italy in AD493 Popular yule song Popular yule song Popular yule song Popular Christmas carol Popular seasonal song written by James Pierpont Part 2 of the quip President who married Edith and Alice Populous Washington suburb. Place of burial ignorantly abused? Not unknown Psychologist and former FBI agent created by James Patterson Patrick Stewart's first film appearance as Captain Jean-Luc Picard was in ____ Paul ____ was the best-known member of a family of 19th-century German gunsmiths Pious frauds Provisions provider, around a harbor Partner of 13-Across Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's creation Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's love Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's sculpture Pygmalion's statue. Prototype of Shaw's Eliza Doolittle. Prototype of "My Fair Lady." Prototype of Eliza Doolittle. Pygmalion's work Pygmalion's maiden Pygmalion's creation Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's love Pygmalion's ivory statue Pygmalion brought her to life Pygmalion's beloved Pygmalion's statue Pygmalion's beloved statue Pygmalion's beloved