Crossword Clues Start With P, page 116
Pillaging
Polynesian place of worship.
Piece of Nintendo game equipment
Performances by Buffalo Bill as samurai?
Parade musicians
Part of a parade
Part of West Point's pride
Prepare for combat
"People" cover poser, July 1980
Part 3 of observation
Part 5 of quote
Pieces of pasteboard with "The Ballad of Reading Gaol" printed on them?
Powers at sea
Pronoun.
Person who gets around?
Prone to anger, old style
Prone to anger
Pluto
Party guest who needs coddling
Participate in a send-off
Participate in a send-off
Phase in which the moon's right half is mostly visible in the Northern Hemisphere
Phase in which the moon's right half is mostly visible in the Northern Hemisphere
Phrase before a commercial break
Pop wrap hit of 1968?
Pseudonym of John Watson.
Pacific strait.
Port of Celebes.
Pacifist's slogan?
Pop singer Gary et al.
___pactum (simple contract)
Prince's band (Abbr.)
Prince's band (abbr.)
Picnic leftover?
Pipits' British cousins
Program on which pundits deride the power of the federal government?
Pharmaceutical preparations.
Pharmaceutical ointments
Present for Mother
Part 2 of quip
Perform a routine household chore
Parental advice, part 3
Petulance
Plimsoll marks.
Performance in a pool
Pennsylvania Dutch dresser
Paper impressions
Philatelist's concerns.
Part 3 of quote
Part 3 of quote
Perfectly aligned
Perfectly aligned
Permanent marker
Pertaining to power.
Pertaining to inherent power.
Pertaining to exerted power.
Pep, in Perpignan
Purpose of an electric-bill insert?
Punch...
Part of a mortgage application
Prizefight?
Puccini cowhand?
Pinned on
Period of servitude
Peck/Olivier film
Publish or perish?
Part three of quip
Putting in bondage
Praiseworthy girl?
Part 3 of quote
Publicity hounds?
Publicity hounds?
Printing chemicals
Part of the "Stepquote"
Police chief's promise
Prizes for manicurists?
Pad sheets, perhaps
Places to dip quill pens
Poor Yorick was a fellow of this, said Hamlet
Puts under a spell.
Parent of a college-aged kid
Philippine fakery?
Popularly positioned
Produced.
Pulverizes
Preventatives.
Pierce.
Pierce: Var.
Pierced: Var.
Polish with an abrasive.
Person who can't see the future?
Part 4 of remark
Part of a jewelry business
Painter and subject of a They Might Be Giants song with the lyric "Dig him up and shake his hand"
Playground fixture made of repurposed coffee cups?
Perennial shrubs.
Punk rock concert activity
Prepared, as for planting
Plastered over, in a way
Protest that eventually dies out?
Propriety personified.
Paul Bunyan products
Program interruption, at times
Program interruption, at times
Program interruption
Pick of the crop, in sports
Place to get a paper
Part 2 of the tip
Part 3 of the quip
Pertaining to an order of plants.
Poor Richard's book
"Poor Richard's ___"
Poor Richard's output
Purplish ruby color
Policy of a strict naval blockade?
PART 2 OF ANSWER
Property collective
Pirate
Punk
Punk for lighting
Plot twists
Palm fiber
Patriarch of Alexandria
Physician's group saint
Part 6 of the quote
Pernicious.
Poisonous.
Place of business, in Italy.
P. I. canoe
Philippine canoe
Printer problem
Printer problem
Places of confusion.
Places of confusion
Problem for a nursery entertainer, in Cincinnati?
Perfect gift for Mrs. Cunningham on Happy Days?
Planes at Orly.
Particularly suitable for children
Periods of youthfulness
Periods of immaturity
Periods of immaturity
Plane figures.
Postwar agency
Puts a hold on, perhaps
Puts a hold on, say
Periods when many go to lunch
Part of an old-time song title.
Potential cause of vehicular hydroplaning
Primitive Greek wood carving.
____ puzzle: solves a crossword
Part of Jed Clampett's theme song
Prison fund-raisers?
Poison oak.
Poison oak of Pacific coast.
Poison oak of the Pacific Coast.
Part 2 of the quip
*Part of a uniform
Pitcher's words
Puts effort toward
Part 4 of quote
Paul Wolfowitz is its president
Person tracked by Guinness
Positions labeled as 7s, on MLB scorecards
Positions on baseball teams.
Picturesque chasm in New York State.
Place to see new models
Prattled on.
Prattled
Pakistan's Khan.
Pressure cookers
Popular dessert.
*Persistently pester journalist Blitzer?
*Persistently pester journalist Blitzer?
Progress: Fr.
Pat Boone's "____ Front Door"
Poor receivers?
Potential quiz kids.
Pens up
Pests at Shea?
Part three of the brainteaser
Personal managers of concert artists.
Part 2 of the verse
Palms off
Petitioner.
Poison used on weapons.
Poison for arrow tips.
Poison for arrows.
Poison sometimes blown from guns
Pens.
Pens from pin endings
Pop at the supermarket
Part 3 of the quip
Part 4 of quip
Part 4 of joke
People of the Far East: Lat.
Painted thickly
Part 2 of the thought
Part 2 of quip
"Put me in that category"
"Put me in that category"
PRESENT
PRESENT
Pronto
Pens
Painting that Signor Mantissa plans to steal in Thomas Pynchon's "V."
Painted lady by Botticelli
Pixies spinoff that's way better than the Pixies (to our ears)
Parliament contortion
Peter Frampton "___ Love Your Way"
Poe story
Poe's 18 Across.
Poe short story?
Pans
Plants such as grasses, sedges, etc.
Puerto Rico, affectionately, with "the"
Pattern: Obs.
Puzzles
Put up with English class?
Portals
Puzzling
Popular deli combination
Poem by Virgil: Var.
Pat Benatar "___ a Weapon"
Pseudonym of French authoress
Primitive S. A. Indian.
Primitive S.A. Indian
Persian oldies group?
Persian religion
Pop setting for a Mussorgsky work?
Poor orator, perhaps
Part of N.Y.C.'s Little Italy
Pertaining to a fungus.
Pertaining to a Great Lake.
Pertaining to a lake.
Pertaining to a Great Lake
Popular bar since 1946
Product once pitched with the line "Sometimes you feel like a nut"
Physicist Avogadro
Pearl Harbor admiral Isoroku
Poet Ginsberg plus his male buds?
"Proceed!"
"Password" host
"Password" host, once
Paramour in Paris
Part 3 of quip
Part 2 of quip
People who love baths?
Permit Perrier?
Patsy, to anyone anytime?
Part 1 of commonality among the theme senators