Crossword Clues Start With P, page 228
Pygmalion's statue
Poem like "Do Not Go Gentle . . . "
Pre-World War I archduke
Part of France.
Part of France
Peer who won eleven Paralympic Games gold medals
Pertaining to a second-year student (US)
Play by Crouse and Lindsay.
Probiotic drink containing lactobacillus casei, launched in Japan in 1935
1936 poem and documentary film about a postal train
Product similar to Brie
Product similar to Brie
Physical feature of 11 Ac [1]
Pen y Fan is the highest mountain in this Welsh national park
Presidential middle name
Part of L.B.J.
Presidential middle name
Presidential middle name
Presidential middle name between Fitzgerald and Milhous
Presidential middle name
Presidential middle name between Fitzgerald and Milhous
Phrase of resignation
Pick out and hire in L.A.?
Polar explorer Fridtjof
Peace Prize winner, 1923.
Peace prize winner, 1922.
____ passports were first issued to refugees from the Russian civil war, in 1922
Pele's first name
Pele's real first name
Pelé's given name
Pele's first name
Pele's first name
Pelé's given name
Pelé's first name
Pelé's first name
Pelé's real first name
Pelé's given name
Pele's first name
Pele's real first name
Pele's given name
Pelé's first name
Pelé's first name
Pianist Clandio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio from Chile
Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist from Chile.
Pianist Claudio.
Pianist Claudio from Chile
Pianist Claudio ___
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations
Pianist Claudio
Pianist Claudio
Possible alternative to “chip” as a burger accompaniment
Prefix meaning "gland"
Prefix indicating a gland
99.8 percent of humanity, from one viewpoint
Peter the Great, Benjamin Franklin and Oscar Wilde could have been described as ____
Part of the northern Mediterranean, between Corsica and the Italian Riviera
Prynne's stigma
Prison worker, perhaps
Peripheral connection
Peripheral connection
Peripheral attachment point
____ played Esmerelda in the 1957 film The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Pulitzer Prize cartoonist: 1967
'Paint It Black' band, informally (Michigan)
Polish composer whose Venetian Games is his most experimental piece, using “aleatory counterpoint”
____ played Cathy in the 1968 Steve McQueen film Bullitt
Plant used as an astringent
Poisonous snake.
Poisonous Asian snake
Poisonous snake
Poisonous Asian snake
Poisonous snake
Poisonous snake
Prefix with -poly
Prefix with -poly
Perfumes
Printer's block of type
Pulitzer-winning author of "One of Ours"
Pioneering woman in American literature?
1923 Pulitzer prize winner for One of Ours
Parisian fashion house owned by Puig since 1998
"___ playing allowed!"
"___ playing allowed!"
"___ playing allowed!"
Protagonist of Gustave Flaubert's debut novel
Persecutor of 4 Down
____ played Jacob Marley’s ghost in the 1951 film Scrooge
Poison gas center smashed by RAF.
Plum peach or apricot <P>e.g.
Pittsburgh name
1994 Paul Newman film
Paul Newman film
Peter Grimes composer
Princip, Zangara, Collazo.
Professional offers?
Plant in which we made our moves
Public transport, quaintly
Possible way to work?
Public transport
Possible way to work?
Patrick ____ created plans for rebuilding post-war London
Philip Pullman trilogy consisting of Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife, and The Amber Spyglass
Portuguese footballer sometimes known as “O Rei” (The King)
Porgie of nursery rhyme
"__ Porgie"
'-- Porgie'
Paint remover: Colloq.
Paint thinners, for short
Paint cleaners, for short
Process of becoming more built-up
Paragon: Var.
Plant of rocks and walls
Part of "SNL"
Part of SNL
Part of the weekend
Probe
15 per cent of the check
Pins
1995 PGA Tour's money leader
Paving stones
Paving stones.
Paving blocks.
Paving stones
Paving blocks
Paving stones
Paving stones
Paving stones
Plastic ingredient
People of Nigeria.
Pose a greater climbing challenge
Pose a greater climbing challenge
Pose a greater climbing challenge
Pass to get in an inn
Peter Mayle's ___ in Provence
Per annum
Per annum
Peter Mayle's "__ in Provence"
Per annum
Per annum
Peter Mayle's "__ in Provence"
Per annum
Per annum
Per annum
Per annum
Prepare for publication
Polish a profile, perhaps
Prepare for print
Prepare for print
Proximal's opposite
People who do not eat meat but do eat fish
Part of un édifice
Plantation processing machine
Pummel
Plantation boon
Party supplies that are often red
Put out feelers
Play, as a bongo
Piton ring for fastening ropes
Painful prod
Passionate jabber?
Plant diamonds in other variation to card game
Plant with spiky flowers
Priest's calendar
Pile the buffet plate high
Pining type
Pining one
Parish publication
Part of the missile program.
Portmanteau coin
Pogo's creator
*'Pogo' cartoonist
*"Pogo" cartoonist
Portmanteau coin
Portmanteau coin
Palo Alto neighbor
Public walks along the seaside.
Public walks.
Pilchards
Popular fish
Product of California.
Party game
Portuguese exports
Portuguese export
Pilchards
Pack-'em-in children's game
Portuguese exports
Power source for an electric vehicle
Princess Margaret Rose's callers.
Prince of Arragon, Prince of Morocco, Bassanio.
Penelope's problems.
Penelope's problem.
Penelope's importuners
Popular paperweight
Popular paperweight
Places to buy munchies
Picture about a pitcher
Picture about a pitcher
Prince in Kabul
Pistol handle, and what 17-, 24-, 50- and 62-Across each have
Pistol handle, and what 17-, 24-, 50- and 62-Across each have
Part of a church
Pew feature
Pew extension
Pew feature
Pew extension
Part of a pew
Pew adjunct
Pew accessory
Pew attachment
Prayer, often
Prie-dieu feature
Pew attachment
Prie-dieu e.g.
Pew attachment
Pew piece
Prie-dieu feature
Pew attachment
Pew attachment
Prayer aid
Prayer rug user, say
Part 1 of a story attributed to 34-Across
Pediatrician's auto decor?
Part 2 of the story
People play "Tao Feng" on them
PlayStation alternatives
Popular new holidays gifts of 2001
Pope who created the Schism of 1054
Paper fragments
Punched-out pieces
Punched-out pieces