Pulitzer-winner composer George et al. Pioneer reggae musician Pound, in Bayreuth Peevish state Power of creative imagination. Product of imagination. Pipe dream: Var. Penetrating film genre Part two of the quip Popular proverb from the strip Perchance. Puzzling problem, to a duck? Paint additives Pursuit in the Declaration of Independence Potent stuff Part of the British Museum Pre-euro Dutch comedian? Part 3 of quote Protector Personal protector, to a double-crosser Putting pro? Poets with attitude? Poets with attitude? Pioneer in smooth jazz Perk of a racing dog? Produce producers P.R. town Port on Firth of Clyde Pass to everyone Partner of hic and hoc Persian poet: var. Partially correct Porter, in the Orient. Porter in Mideast Pueblo Indian Publishing firm bought by Houghton Mifflin Plan not completely thought out Plan not completely thought out Partially obscured (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) Part of a 2005 Harry Potter title Proverbial portion Petticoat alternative Petticoat alternative Prelude to a "stretch." Puzzle direction, horizontally Part of Saigon's current name Pratfall in the Ice? Pratfall in the Ice? Pre-landing pattern Proof of a cold night Phenomenon of a chilly dawn. 11 P.M. to 6 A.M. PUCK Playwright James ___ Pawnbroker's niche? Pawnbroker's niche? Phantom on ice? Property transferrer Pleased pyromaniac? Part of a prison yard? Pamplona priest Pius IX's "Quanta ___" Pamplona priest Parish priest: Span. Priest: Sp. Photographers' quarters. Profanity Perilous thing to cross over Participles, sometimes Preparing for takeoff, in a way Penitent thief at Calvary. Police department Poet of Dryden's day. Peace Nobelist of '84 Peace Nobelist of 1984 Peace Nobelist: 1984 Prefix for maniac Prefix for maniac Payoff till? Publicity seeker Passover cracker Passover staple Porter's "Kiss ___" Phifer of "ER" and "Lie to Me" Part of a frieze. Part of a Doric frieze. "___ Press" Paar's band leader Paar's bandleader José Paar's bandleader José Paar's bandleader José Part of the ear. Part of the ear Purse, to Caesar Pressing devices. Precursors of the mangle. Pressers. Pressing tools. Pressing items Press agents? Panhandler's spiel, often Printing press handle Printing-press handle Picnic game player Picnic game player Put a spice mix on a cook's piece of poultry? Pianists Anton and Artur Pay-per-view wrestling debut of '88 Pleated trimming. ___ P. (hostess' abbreviation). Postnuptial kettle-and-pan send-off Post-nuptial kettle-and-pan send-off Pianist noted for Beethoven interpretations. Protect your phone's sound with bar soaps! Poultry ailment. Poultry disease Profanity Purchase of a vault? Perforating wheels People of Transylvania. Party line? Porter's "___ Love" Person looking for a hookup, perhaps Path of least resistance. Pathetically desperate act with an obsolete name Poor outfielder's affliction? Pill-pusher? People who might eat horse? Part of a long UK weekend Present briefs? Phenomena of the Dust Bowl. Preference, so to speak Preference Preference Percussionists' purchases Percussionists' purchases Poker players' options Perseveres Plaza Hotel girl and others Plaza girl et al. Plaza dweller and namesakes Plants yielding pith. Physical. Part 3 of remark Part 2 of remark Part 3 of the observation Part 4 of quote Paesano's pittance, once Part of a lira PEEP Piano mute: Sp. Pepys words Pepys's closing words Probed Peeping Tom Persian fabric. Part two of the observation Plowing December roads, e.g.? Premier of Iraq. Punishment for a student Piece of black-market playground equipment? Pestilential coteries ___ point. Paradise for waterfowl? Pretty: Scot. Part 7 of quip Perennial herb Plant also called avens Prevails against Pay attention, modern style. Petty thieves Porridges made with corn meal. Proceeds. Piece of land in Hollywood Practice naturism Prepare to skinny-dip Pinero's "The ___ Quex." Place to pick up valuable nuggets Part 4 of the quote Part 3 of quote Part 4 of the quip Party line? Party line? Papuan monetary unit Part of a Mary Johnston title Page McConnell "Close ___" Part of French Indochina Part of French Indochina Pearl Harbor attack, e.g.? Plenty Places to get tickets Places to get tickets Places to get tickets 2 P.M.: "Heinous Crime" Part 1 of a lethal pun Potheads Part 1 of a quip by Oscar Wilde Part 3 of remark Pulled ahead Part of Hungary. Powerful House conservative Pulled off a daring theft in the subway? 'Platoon' co-star Put ___. Physical one Patricia McCormick was the first American professional one in Mexico Patricia McCormick's profession. Portable storage container Prepared for an ordeal Precarious Part 4 of quote "Phantom Rider" band "___ Peter to pay Paul." Performs a certain exercise Play your vintage synth? Pari-mutuel machine. Plumber's inquiry about a drippy faucet? Plumber's inquiry about a drippy faucet? Proceeds bit by bit. Professional secrets Prevents fermentation. Pats or taps Pool delivery van? Pool delivery van? ___ principii (begging the question) Pleading. Part 3 of the observation Pays homage Part of the Talmud. 'Pinocchio' character, to a June baby? Petroleum distillate used as fuel Petroleum distillate used as fuel Petroleum distillate Prozac alternative Poem that's passed on? Poem that's passed on? Powerful coach for Cinderella? Powerful coach for Cinderella? PANTS Periods spent using a batting-practice bat? Peasant's hem? Pickpocket or policeman Path of direct progress Prepared for mil. inspection Pink Floyd "The Piper at the ___ Dawn" Plants with pungent juice. Poltergeist's relative. Philosopher Ortega y ____ Psychoanalysis for $1,000 a session? Psychoanalysis for $1,000 a session?