Poetic figure of speech Product of fermentation Purple dinosaur's reign? Purple dinosaur's reign? Part of the "Stepquote." Punch a legendary pianist? Punch a legendary pianist? Pauses made while saying nonsense? Products of fermentation. Play-by-play man's cry Priam's sister. Parts one through four sound like a __ Publisher's imprint Put to oath again Person who continues Product in much demand. Part 2 of the joke Play the uke again Powell and Firth Part of a shirtmaker's education? Potato chip brand Phillies pitcher who received the 2008 World Series MVP Award Pitcher who was a 2008 post-season standout for the Phillies Phillies pitcher who received the 2008 World Series MVP Award Pitcher who was a 2008 post-season standout for the Phillies Peloponnesus region Peloponnesian region Process of buying out a company to get its employees Popular song with kicks Puritans, circa 1650. Pin up again Procreation? Pellets aimed at birds and ducks Prosecute again. Petition again. Pennsylvania university Pit-of-stomach sensations Palmetto State native Piece of cookware Plays written to be read, not performed Panoramas Plea of a player drawing KILLJO- (1952, 1964 and 1990) Proficiency with semaphores? Premier of France: 1906–09, 1917–19. Popular vacation locale Pop singer McLachlan and opera's Caldwell Paid back Paid back for expenses Puts the condo back on sale Puts back on eBay Puts on eBay again Palin and Paulson Part: German. Play meant for reading, not performing Play just for reading Play meant to be read rather than performed Pigmentation variations? Pigmentation variations? Play appropriate for reading only Private Pitch Plain governance? Poach in cream, as eggs: Var. Prevaricate Place to call in votes? Provide Yoko with quarters? Place to hang a jacket Plants of the morning-glory family Pleasing part? Person who vegetates in carriages? Pancake spread, to French Places to get taken? Places where they've seen you coming Places where they've seen you coming Prepare to fight Photographic memory? Play Double Dutch Participate in a game of Double Dutch Prepare for a bout, perhaps Play a sidewalk game Play at recess Play double Dutch, say "Pari ___," Rigoletto aria "Pari ___," aria sung by Rigoletto Part of a police dog's education? Part of a police dog's education? Payroll officer? Payroll officer? Place to hang duds Prepared drink in India. Prize package? Pope circa 90 A. D. Piano sonata composer Muzio Popular fraternity, familiarly Printer's activity Perform a sheepish hip-hop number? Perform a sheepish hip-hop number? Painters Giovanni and Giuseppe Pool-playing proficiency Plead again. Playwright for Bernhardt. Put into a new container. Pass without due deliberation Plunder Piracy. Plunder. Pillage Plunder Pillage and plunder Pillage Plunder Pillage and plunder Put in a different order Pitch add-on Pitch add-on Part of Anne's car? Prepares to fish again. Prigs Prigs Puritanical ones. Proofs of payment: Abbr. Picasso's preference, 1901-04 Pack more tightly, maybe Pack more tightly, maybe Pack again, as hay Packaged again Pens up again. Pull a choir member? Place to do upholstery? Party places Pan Am and TWA, before folding? Painted again. Payback Place to store picture puzzles? Place to store picture puzzles? Proof of payment: Fr. Parisian's receipt Pre-Christmas preparation #1 Packs again, at the checkout Packs again, as groceries Paul Bunyan's Babe Purchase again. Put back behind bars "Psycho" author Robert Put the hex on again Pass toward the middle again, as a puck Pass toward the middle again, as a puck Put a new cover on. Pack again Prohibit again. Prohibit anew Prince "Little ___" Period in which one uses resources over and over again? Pedantic women Put in another container. Preserve again Packs over again. Puts a new cover on a book Person denouncing Parlay again. Parlay. Phone part: Abbr. Pen name of Cecily Fairfield, taken from an Ibsen character. Protest against fiery roadsters? Protest against fiery roadsters? Pet rabbit's treat Prepared to shoot again Plunders, old-style Plunders Pillages Parents Parents Parents, e.g. Parents and stepparents Palestinian-Genevan alliance? Popular sport. President of Norwegian Parliament. Pawn shop opened by Karzai after his presidency ended? Prepare eggs for salads Person who eats a lot of McDonald's? Picnic dish "Patty, schmatty"? Persist, like a carpenter? Put to use Popular 19th century nickname for 51-Across, with "the" Pied Piper's town. Part 2 of quote Potomac/Shenandoah confluence town Pronouncement from Virgil Phrase from Virgil Presidential mutuals? Polynesian apparel Premier of Norway. Parking spot ___ palm (pay a bribe) Provincial bird of Alberta Part 3 of report Pressure relievers Pressure relievers Phrase describing a rental truck with a flat tire? Part 6 of quote Passenger in a rental truck? Passenger in a rental truck? Purveyor of ships' rigging? Place to reel in some freshwater game fish? Patron of workers Patron of workers *Privilege PITCH Plant growth medium Pas-de-Calais town. Port of Shikoku Island, Japan Pitching staff work areas Product of protein conversion Product of digested proteins. 1975 Peace Nobelist Peace Nobelist: 1975 Perceived: Fr. Pro football V.I.P. Picker of rhyme Pertaining to dancing. Port near Osaka Port south of Osaka Port on Osaka Bay Prospecting swindle Prospecting swindle Preserving, as pork Preserving, as pork Plant growing near the sea Political partisan of Argentina. Pointed pointer? Pumpkin eater Permeates. Penetrable ___ Point, NW end of Java. Printemps Printemps, e.g. Printemps, par exemple PC-game company Party-giver Mesta Proceeding by leaps Pop art show, perhaps PITCH PITCH Predatory eel Party giver Mesta Party-giver Mesta Pulitzer-winning composer George Political adviser Richard Pearls: Fr.