*Prominent place for an NBA team's logo (see letters 1-8) *Prominent place for an NBA team's logo (see letters 1-8) Prone to sarcasm Prone to sarcasm Perversely humorous Press dogged by one caller, not half sarcastic Press controlling nearly everything? That's wry Puts down Puts down Puts down Pokes fun at. Pokes fun at Puts down Pooh-poohs Puts down Puts down Pokes fun at Pokes fun at Place to enjoy a sharp drinker? Place to sing and drink Perpetual follower Place where musical talent may be wasted? Place for amateur singers Place where musical talent may be wasted? Place to belt and belt Purr maybe as one with no original ideas? Person, especially a child, who imitates another Place with drinks and mics Polo designer 1948 Porter musical inspired by "The Taming of the Shrew" 1948 Porter musical inspired by "The Taming of the Shrew" PATTERN Porter musical: 1948 Porter­-Spewack title from "The Taming of the Shrew" Perhaps sign over one's property sent mistakenly during meal Porter classic Pattern of stars Pitcher's "best friend" Pitcher s best friend? Pitcher's best friend, it's said Pride of Mr. Universe Pasture Portraying darkly against a bright background Pathetic play Pathetic story Picture of sorrow? Pack sank (anag.) Particular skill about pa's undoing bag Picnicker Stan upset and terrified Personal, perhaps Purple-flowering vine. Plant with purple flowers. Presumably the loser here will die laughing, as it's a funny way of fighting Poet pal of Manet Popular family vehicle Proceed elsewhere Progress Progress Pennsylvania Dutch dish. Pennsylvania Dutch treat Part Gertrude but all John Pounds Posh type importing pot is to stop operating Performance cancelled -- something discouraging "Please Don't Eat the __" Pre-Brownie girl scouts "Please Don't Eat the _____" (1960) "Please Don't Eat the ___" (1960) Pushing up the — "Please forgive me" Pupil-dilating liquids Pound that is required to join club Practical joker, e.g. Put two and two together "Phooey!" 'Phooey!' Pocketbook portmanteau Popular shooter in the Old West Puts one's own slant on the past Paving meas. Phi Beta Phi or Chi Omega. Poor loser Poor loser Poor loser: Colloq. Poor loser Poor sport Poor loser Poor loser Peeved person Poor sport Peeved person Poor loser 1977 Paul Newman hockey movie that featured the Hanson Brothers Paul Newman movie: 1977 Paul Newman film: 1977 Paul Newman film Possible goal Powerful hockey hit Powerful hockey hit Powerful hockey strike Part of a cul-de-sac address, maybe: Abbr. Popular holiday dessert Popular holiday dessert Providers of the necessities that end 17-, 26- and 46-Across Providers of the necessities that end 17-, 26- and 46-Across Picker-uppers Picker-uppers Plaintiff's filing Pole position? Pulls apart Parts. Parsley family member Parsley cousin Parsley kin Parsley's cousin Parsley kin Parsley cousin Produces music at bar for soldiers dutifully going overseas for a quick overview of the local attractions Pitch provider Pointer Put one's name to picket - it won't lead people astray! Point out clearly what you shouldn't need to do in paperless office Pointer tossing rubbish around playfully at first Pleasing, to a Rastafarian Powerful and pleasing, to a Rasta Pleasant feeling, to reggae fans Powerful and pleasing, to a Rasta Pitch PITCH Persuasive pitch, perhaps Persuasive argument. Pitchman's province. Pitch PITCH Pitch from a rep Pitch from a rep Pitch Potter's field? 11:59 p.m., e.g. Put a slant on? {/Print like this./} Put right? Problem for Roman Britain? Problem for Roman Britain? Problem for Roman Britain? Put away in a hurry Pulitzer-winner Anthony, the author of "All the Light We Cannot See" Petroleum nickname Petroleum nickname Petroleum nickname Portended Portended Presaged Portended Portended Portended. Presaged. Presaged Portended Predicted Portended Presaged Portended Portended Presaged Portended Portended Possible answer to "How're things?" Pretty good. Pretty good Pretty good Pretty OK after all Phrase on a fortuneteller's business card Phrase on a fortuneteller's business card Painters' degs Pharmaceutical giant that developed Celebrex Pharmaceutical giant that developed Celebrex Pfizer-owned trademark Pharmaceutical giant Pharmaceutical company once headed by Donald Rumsfeld Pfizer-owned trademark Pfizer-owned trademark Pfizer subsidiary Pitching achievement Pitching gem Papua New Guinea port Papua New Guinea city Papua New Guninea port Papua New Guinea city where Amelia Earhart was last seen Papua New Guinea port Port near Finschhafen. Port on the Huon Gulf, New Guinea. Port of W. W. II fame. Port in New Guinea. Port of New Guinea. Port on Huon Gulf. Port of Huon Gulf. Papuan town Papua port Papuan city Port on Huon Gulf Pacific port where Amelia Earhart was last seen Papuan port in W.W. II fighting Papua New Guinea port Port from which Amelia Earhart left on her last flight Papua New Guinea port in W.W. II news Papuan port Port city from which Amelia Earhart last flew Pacific port from which Amelia Earhart left on her last and fatal flight Papua New Guinea port Port in Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea city where Amelia Earhart was last seen Papua town Papua New Guinea city Papuan port in which Amelia Earhart was last seen Pacific port from which Amelia Earhart left on her last and fatal flight Permissiveness Prisoner's desire Plenty Plenty ___ people (a crowd): Colloq. Pays to play stud Pays one's share Pays for a hand Pays to play Pays one's share Pays for a hand Pays to play Puts in a chip Pays one's share Pure as the driven snow Pure as the driven snow 100% pure Pure, irreproachable Pays what's expected Pays into the pot Pays to play Post-Thanksgiving menu Pays to play Pays into the pot Pays for cards Pays for a pair, say Pays to play Pays to play Proved logical Provides with cards Provides with poker hands 1951 Polo Grounds hero 1951 Polo Grounds hero Bobby Plan in which the French publicist is seen as incompetent user of language