Person of the Millennium, according to George Will President who notably walked to and from his inauguration ceremony Persistent one Person in for the long haul Pacific storms Platitudes Platitudes Platitudes Promulgating Planting Planter's activity Pot spot Place for a pan Pot holder Park Avenue-to-Hooterville sitcom Park Avenue-to-Hooterville sitcom Popular 1960's sitcom "Petticoat Junction" spinoff Place to grab a tabloid Politically two-sided Pro at sound reasoning Plots to get army surrounding them informally, number killed rising Perform better than Put in the shade. Passion of victor losing head on box in European country Potter's concern Potter's concern Parents in need of galactic transportation? Popular souvenirs Popular souvenirs Popular souvenirs Pushing forward Partner of abetting. Paraclete's activity Providing help Pitching in Provisions Provisions Provides, furnishes Points of view Postures. Points of view. Postures Prisoner's shackle Prisoner's shackle Pertaining to peculiarities of speech. Peculiar to a particular group Peculiar to a dialect Poetry movement promoted by Amy Lowell Poetry movement promoted by Amy Lowell Poetry movement of Ezra Pound Poetic movement of the early 20th century Peripherally Part of a drainage system. Plumbing problem Plumbing problem Point of a joke Peach, e.g. Proposal phrase Product of a teachable moment Political decision-makers Pack rat's paradise, perhaps Process of elimination? Pre-moving event Pre-moving event Part of RFK, briefly Puritanical person Proper type Prudish person Proper type Puritanical person Prim one, in England Prudish type Prudish sort Prim one Puritanical person Persnickety one Puritanical person Puritanical person Perpetual figure that causes matrimonial disputes Position of sensibleness and practicality Position of the sensible? Position for a sensible person Practical state Pool patron Participant in 45 Across. Pool addict Pool patron Person in a tub Pool user Pub welcomes the one who washes ___ Perelman, prolific Russian science writer ___ Perelman, classic Russian science writer ___ Perelman, prolific Russian science writer ___ Perelman, classic Russian science writer Popular favorite Peter swallows type of wine that's the pits - he should work it out in advance! Put your two cents in Pusillanimity. Promoters of Scottish silks Parenting term popularized by Amy Chua in a 2011 nonfiction best seller Product whose commercials ran for a spell on TV? Pointing digit Pointer Pointer Pointing digit Pointer Pointer, formally Pointer Pointer on your hand Phillips and others "Perhaps you're right..." Playwright Tad Pulitzer Prize dramatist Tad Portraitist's purchases Procter and Gamble brand Procter & Gamble brand Procter & Gamble brand Prayers before Communion, Agnus ___ Pal Prize-winning Italian film. Pal, in slang Pal Pal Pal Pacific Northwest cedar monuments Pacific Northwest cedar monuments Pillars of a tribe Parade ground in N.Y.C. Player of Ben Wyatt on 'Parks and Recreation' Put back in force, as an expired tax Put back in force, as an expired tax Put back in place, as measures Potato presses Play-by-play announcer's spot Potato presses Place for a sports stringer Place for sports writers Place to report on the game Potato tools Place for a stadium scribe Place for sports reporters Pups' cognomens. Place of commerce: Abbr. Place of business: Abbr. Place of business: Abbr Part of a printing press Pressman who puts in paper. Pupil's concern Particular form of government Places for storing fodder. Participating with the team Part of the team Passenger's status Part of F.O.B Participating in a group Passenger's status Participating Part of the team Pocket money presumably from Irish Water's balance sheet Peter Frampton "Do You Feel Like ___" Peter Gabriel "___ What We're Told" Pop, as a soda can Pop, as a soda can Presently, surprisingly Place for late movie-goers Pitcher De La Rosa Pianist Bolet or novelist Amado Poet Borges of Argentina Peru's ___ Chávez International Airport Peru's ___ Chávez International Airport Perplexing. Power struggle of a sort Paths across moats Playwright Wasserstein "Peter Pan" girl Peter Pan pal "Peter Pan" girl "Peter Pan" girl Playwright Wasserstein "Peter Pan" girl "Peter Pan" heroine Playwright Wasserstein "Peter Pan" lass. Peter's friend. Peter's friend Peter Pan's pal "Peter Pan" heroine "Peter Pan" girl 'Peter Pan' girl Prince cohorts ___ & Lisa "Peter Pan" girl Playwright Wasserstein Peter Pan role Peter Pan's pal Plasmatics' Williams 'Peter Pan' girl Pan handler? "Peter Pan" girl 'Peter Pan' girl "Peter Pan" girl Playwright Wasserstein 'Peter Pan' girl Playwright Wasserstein Peter Pan's friend Presumably this is what wardrobe mistress in The Abbey is doing and it's addictive Person catching some rays Person catching some rays Person lying falsifed heat burns Power suit? Playing card, at times Power suit Presidential candidate whose coif was described by the New York Times as 'an elaborate structure best left to an architecture critic' Powerful playing card Powerful playing card President not entirely genuine politician Precedence in moving. Pedestrian's privilege Precedence on the road Precedence on the road Place of the proverbial bull. Pen pals' go-betweens Principal mass of a tooth Pre-Civil War region Pre-Civil War region Pre___Civil War designation Precipitation units Poisonous-sounding alarm bell Police informants Police informers largely tolerated, with fibs Punter Joe, '47 Provide with a better view, maybe Place in office again. Put in place again. Pat McCarran's colleague from Nevada. "Peyton Place" star Provide with a better view, maybe Put in new couch, maybe each will sink into repose P.E.I. Joe Patches. Patches "Paradise City" band, for short 'Paradise City' band, briefly Pull out, as weeds Pull from a plot Pull from the ground, in Plymouth Pull from the ground, in Plymouth Pertaining to atoms and molecules. Part of the Illinois/Indiana border Part of the Illinois-Indiana border