Crossword Clues Start With P, page 233
Polishes
Purifies, as petroleum
Purifies, as ore
Paid for the return of
Paid for the return of
Paid for the release of
Paid kidnappers
Paid, as for a hostage release
Paid, as for a hostage release
Paid for the release of
Pictographical Zapf typeface characters
Printer's symbols
Pulling down
Paying dividends.
Producing income
Producing income
Producing income
"Pretty good thinking ..."
'Pretty good thinking ...'
"Peace, y'all!"
'Peace, y'all!'
Parting phrase
Prone to disorder
Podium speaker
Public reader
Person assisting a worship service
Public reader
Printed matter
Periods of rest.
Parching by heat.
Problems for some concert-goers
Problems for ones making notes?
Problems for ones making notes?
Part of an old boast
Part of Caesar's boast
Part of a Caesarean boast
Part two of a boast
Part of an old boast
Part of Caesar's boast
Part of a Caesarean boast
Part of Caesar's boast
Part of Caesar saying.
Part of a Caesarean trio
Part of Caesar's boast
Part two of a boast
Part of Caesar's boost
Part of Caesar's boost
Prepares
Puts at hand
Prepares
Preps
Preps
Preps
Prepares
Prepares
Preps
Prepares.
Primes
Prepares
Prepares
Preps
Primes
Primes
Prepares
Prepares
Prepares
Prepares, as one's plans
Phenomenal in deep space, perhaps?
Person from a former Soviet republic, capital Nur-Sultan
Part of a movie trailer
Part of a movie trailer
Promising rookies
Promising people
Promising performers
People with promise
Promising ones: Slang.
Promising ones
Promising performers
Product that removes dirt
Primitive xylophone.
Percussion instrument
Percussion instrument
Percussion instrument
Plain-speaking radio talk show host
Politico Dole, familiarly
Poker player, at times
Poker player, perhaps
Poker player, at times
Poker bumper
Poker player, at times
Poker player, at times
Pot bumper
Poker player who takes risks
Poker player who doesn't stay?
Person with pocket aces, often
Poker player who takes risks
Poker player who doesn't stay?
Poker player, at times
Planet ruled by Ming the Merciless in "Flash Gordon"
Planet of Ming the Merciless
Planet rescued by Flash Gordon
Post-wedding reception chore?
Plumed-hat wearer
Places to swim during school?
Palm thatch
Police station lists
Police records
Permanent UN Security Council member, familiarly
Perilous place
Positively perilous place
Pilaf's cousin
Pulled hamstring, e.g.
Pulled hamstring, e.g.
Player's sideliner
Player's sideliner
Physical damage, harm
Physical damage
Pit viper.
Poisoner that's afoot?
Poisonous yellow gas
Pop group fronted by Debbie Harry
Phrase akin to 'Darn it all!'
Post-WWII commerce agreement
Post-WWII commerce agreement
Post-WWII commerce agreement acronym
Post-WWII commerce agreement
Paul O'Neill's department
Proctors.
Peerless
Pronounces guilty
Popular kind of novel.
Popular form of fiction.
Pastoral
Pseudonym of former Daily Telegraph columnist Michael Wharton
Practicers of misandry, e.g.
People who perpetuate gender stereotypes
People who discriminate are gripped by extremes of stubbornness
PM and Queen talk, in series of minor knocks
Power in Hollywood?
Page.
Prime cigars.
Patron saint of Catholic schools
Pastime
Purist crashed round bend in cycle race
Producer of decorative writing a spiral glitch ruined
Parts of creches.
Peak climber, e.g.
Padding material
Packing material
Poem by Longfellow
Panache
Part of a pie
Petrarch's lady and others.
Petrarch's beloved et al.
Performer of prodigious feats
Pep rally feature
Passion for a remodeled kitchen?
Parts of a spinet
Pass.
Pass
Prepares fish for cooking
Parisian train station
Paris railway station.
Paris station.
Paris station
Paris RR station
Parisian station
Paris's ___ de Lyon
Part of a railroad track
Peewees.
Prawns' relatives
Pip-squeaks
Prawns
Pipsqueaks
Pipsqueaks
Pipsqueaks
Personnel involved in opening of sea urchins and crustaceans
Properly hoisted, as a sail.
Portended
Portended.
Position of an anchor.
Presaged.
Presaged
Portended
Presaged
Paper expiration?
Passel of partridges
Partridge flock
Partridge flock
Partridge flock
Partridge flock
Pack of partridges
Partridge family
Partridge family
Plead in court, say
Plead in court, say
Ponders awkward answer
Ponders, when confused, to get answer
Provoke anew.
Part of a ship, in sailors' lingo.
Paper quantity
Part of an instrument measuring fluid pressure
Pushes forward again
Powerful voting bloc
Part 3 of the quip
Plays a child's game
Puts ___ in (becomes meddlesome).
Paul of "Casablanca"
Paul who played Laszlo
Parkas, sweaters, and such?
Political prerogative
Peaches of a certain variety.
Peter Cottontail's pace
Political convention?
Palladium and osmium, for two
Pennsylvania uprising of 1794?
Public speaker's goal
Pirate flag in the summer sun?
Parties for drying stockings?
Prepare for prom night
Penner of an RSVP?
Passion elicitor
Popular English Yule drink.
Physicist (Sir) William
Put at the bottom of the list.
Painstaking man?
Pillagers.
"Police Academy" cast?
Plan that involves bomb shelters?
Plan that involves bomb shelters?
Part 1 of a quote attributed to Sam Goldwyn
Part 3 of the definition
Promotion candidates
Performer.
Pea-pickin' Ford: Forgot-ten
Puddings
Poisonous ptomaine.
Patron saint of Barcelona and of sailors.
Poe poem
Petty officer's petty remark?
Plushily covered
Put in a cistern
Put in a cistern
Partly vase-shaped bryophyte
2005 political thriller featuring Natalie Portman
Premiere
Plenty to choose from
Plenty to choose from
Part 2 of the quote
Popeil's legendary food processer, first sold in 1963