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Parts of operas. Parts of operas Portion of an act Plotting Mayflower Pilgrim? Part of a principal's attire? Part of a principal's attire? Panoramic representations. Picturesque movies. Panoramic photos Panoramic photos, say Pitcher Rowe Paddle wheels' superseders Parts of TV sets Porpoises Perched atop: 2 wds. Peters Purchasing agents to Peter? Peddle overseas Pancho of tennis lore Pancho from Ecuador. Pancho, the tennis player. Prominent tennis player. Pancho of tennis Part of 35 Across Procrastination. President of Third French Republic, 1871–73. President of France, 1871–73. Popeye's comic strip Part 3 of the advice Part 4 of definition Part 3 of quip Pulitzer play, 1941. Permission Please with savory cuisine Parasitic chatter? Parasitic chatter? Prickly undergrowth Prickly undergrowth Purchaser's installment Porcupine army's attack command? Popular songstress. Percussion instrument owned by a New York newspaper? Presidents during 1974 Pleasantly exciting. 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Peaks: Sp. Pertaining to a turning or twisting. Popular Jewish comedienne. Porn mogul standing next to an X-Man? P.G.A. Tour site, ___ Pines Passion for Ferris wheels and funnel cakes? Passion for Ferris wheels and funnel cakes? Pastries. Plane figure in mathematics. Potential socialite, for short Part of a sandwich chain Periods of inertia. Pressure units Pressure units Pressure units Pressure units Persecutor Put five musicians on display? Play catch, with "around" Pastry preserver of the past Pastry preserver of the past Partied like a rock star Partied hearty Petunia's exotic dancing accessories? Petunia's exotic dancing accessories? Printed chintzes. Part 2 of quote Phrase in old gangster flicks Phrase in old gangster movies Parlor piece Part IV of Ad #I Part 3 of the quip Pontiac options? Philippine President. Philippine president. President pro tem of the Philippines. PITCH Pay-as-you-go with these Parts of some French country houses? Paintings of French estates? 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Pupils Pekoe serving, e.g. Pollux and Aldebaran 1956 play made into films starring Richard Burton, Malcolm McDowell, and Kenneth Branagh Part 4 of the quote Part two of the quip Person who works in a pit Pluto. Pluto, when in Rome Pits (abbr.) Persian Palmer Problem for the Shanghai police? Part of the mailing address to Oral Roberts University Places for boating near Disney World? Paver's mallets. Pile-driver weights. Pile driver parts. Puccini opera Web site? Put in new sod Put in sod Put down roots? Punishment visited upon Egypt: Exodus 8. Polite: Sp. Predecessor to the harp. "Pipe down!" Photo lab rinses Paris Place one should not enter Pledge from a snoop? Phones someone Plotinus, for one Poe character who dies instantly upon beholding the Red Death Pack at the factory Part of C.P.U. Present effectively: Slang. Procrastinates Phrase for disembark. Play a prank on Pertaining to nicety in literary style. Place "above the fruited plain"