Crossword clues starting with P
3,448 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- P-like Greek letterRHO
- P, as for piccolo playersPIANO
- PaceTEMPO
- Pace set by a metronomeTEMPO
- Pachakamaq worshippersINCA
- Pachyderm projectionsTUSKS
- Pacific __ Time (L.A. winter setting)STANDARD
- Pacific climate phenomenonELNINO
- Pacific coast barkersSEALIONS
- Pacific Coast Highway's route numberONE
- Pacific Fleet designationUSS
- Pacific Fleet's headquartersPEARLHARBOR
- Pacific nation that exports waterFIJI
- Pacific nation whose national sport is rugbyTONGA
- Pacific Province neighborGEMSTATE
- Pacific resort, casuallyCABO
- Pacific Rim cuisine with coconut riceMALAYSIAN
- Pacific Rim's Fifth AvenueGINZA
- Pacific salmonCOHO
- PacifyAPPEASE
- Pack (down)TAMP
- Pack and sendSHIP
- Pack animalASS
- Pack animals known for spittingALPACAS
- Pack awayEAT
- Pack of cardsDECK
- Pack of cyclists in a racePELOTON
- Pack of playing cardsDECK
- Pack ratHOARDER
- PackagePARCEL
- Package of yarnSKEIN
- Package to mailPARCEL
- Package with model plane partsKIT
- Packaged foods giantCONAGRA
- Packaged meals that might contain tamagoyakiBENTOS
- Packaging stringTWINE
- Packed hayBALE
- Packed tightlyDENSE
- Packers' pts.TDS
- PackingCRATING
- Packs awaySTOWS
- Pad in Mexican cuisineNOPAL
- Paddington, but not WaterlooBEAR
- Paddle kinOAR
- Paddled aboutCANOED
- Paddled boatCANOE
- Padlocked fastenersHASPS
- Padmé Amidala's grandsonKYLOREN
- Padmé's belovedANI
- Padre's hermanaTIA
- PageBEEP
- Page full of takesOPED
- Page in a bookLEAF
- Page of a bookLEAF
- Page sent onlineEFAX
- Page with privacy policiesTERMSOFUSE
- Pageant crownTIARA
- Pageant topperTIARA
- Pageant wearSASH
- Pages and pages of placesATLAS
- Pagoda instrumentGONG
- Pai __: casino game with tilesGOW
- Paid (up)ANTED
- Paid cash (for)SPENT
- Paid for a poker handANTED
- Paid one's respects to Charlie Brown and Snoopy?SALUTEDPEANUTS
- Paid outSPENT
- Paid the full tabTREATED
- Paige known as the "First Lady of British Musical Theatre"ELAINE
- Pain in the neckHASSLE
- Pain relief brandALEVE
- Pain reliever brandANACIN
- Pained cryYOW, YEOW
- Painful head rubNOOGIE
- Painfully close to homeTOOREAL
- Paint a pictureENACT
- Paint applicationsCOATS
- Paint globuleBLOB
- Paint layerCOAT
- Paint optionMATTE
- Paint sample strip blocksHUES
- Paint splotchBLOB
- Paintball garbCAMO, TEEN
- Paintball injuryWELT
- Paintballs, e.g.AMMO
- Painted by numberCOLORCODED
- Painter ChagallMARC
- Painter MagritteRENE
- Painter MatisseHENRI
- Painter MondrianPIET
- Painter's propEASEL
- Painter's protectorDROPCLOTH
- Painter's purchasesOILS
- Painter's tripodEASEL
- Painter's white primerGESSO
- Painters who specialize in portraits of imps?SCAMPARTISTS
- Painters' studiosATELIERS
- Painting or sculptureART
- Painting, sculpting, etc.ARTS
- Paintings and sculpturesART
- PairDUO, TWO, DYAD
- Pair in a ringTAGTEAM
- Pair in the five longest answersASAS
- Pair in the four longest answersUIS
- Pair in the seven longest answersTOGO
- Pair in the three longest answersPARS
- Pair o' graphs?AXES
- Pair ofTWO
- Pair of hearts?ATRIA
- Pair of kings, sayHES
- Pair of matching socksMATES
- Pair of psychic pseudonymsSILENTPS
- Pair of sixesESSES
- Pair on a hockey player's feetICESKATES
- Pair sharing halves of a heart charm, informallyBFFS
- Pair that the five longest answers start and (reflected) end withMES
- Paired withSEEING, AND
- Pajama Day attireONESIE
- Pajama partySLEEPOVER
- Pajeon or cong you bingSCALLIONPANCAKE
- Pakistan neighborIRAN
- Pakistani languageURDU
- Pakistani, e.g.ASIAN
- PalBUD
- Pal of PoohOWL, ROO, PIGLET
- Pal of SundanceBUTCH
- Palace dwellerROYAL
- Palace personROYAL
- Palais Garnier performanceOPERA
- Pale ale styleBITTER
- Pale brownECRU
- Pale purpleLILAC
- Pale-lookingASHY
- Paleo- oppositeNEO
- Paleontologist's findFOSSIL
- Paleontologist's prize findDINOSAUREGG
- Palette arrayEYESHADOW, COLORS
- Palette choicesOILS
- Palindromic addressMADAM
- Palindromic prepositionERE
- Palm berryACAI, ICED
- Palm fruitDATE, ACAI
- Palm springs?OASES
- Palm tree fruitACAI, DATE
- Palm tree fruitsDATES
- Palm with berriesACAI
- Palm with chewable nutsBETEL
- Palme __ (Cannes prize)DOR
- palmerfoundation.org nicknameARNIESARMY
- Palmetto Bowl combatantCLEMSON
- Palo __, CAALTO
- Palo __, CaliforniaALTO
- PalpableBALD
- Pampering placeSPA
- Pampering placesSPAS
- Pampering resortSPA
- Pampering spot known as jjimjilbangKOREANSPA
- Pamphlet printing machinePRESS
- Pamplona poochPERRO
- Pan Am rivalTWA
- Pan frySAUTE
- Pan handlerOVENMITT
- Pan- kinOMNI
- Pan-frying hazardSPATTER
- PanacheSTYLE, ELAN
- Panama waterwayCANAL
- Panama, for oneHAT
- Panamanian pronounESTO
- Panamanian wellBIEN
- Pancake quantityBATCH
- Pancake recipe instructionFLIP
- Pancake topperSYRUP
- Pancake with frizzled edgesCREPE
- Panda's dietBAMBOO
- Pandowdy cousinSHOOFLYPIE
- PanicFREAKOUT
- Panics, with "out"FREAKS
- Panko-breaded fried cutletKATSU
- Panna __: Italian dessertCOTTA
- Panoramic viewVISTA
- Panthera crossTIGON
- Panto unitsACTS
- Pantry pestsANTS
- Pantry platformSHELF
- Pants measurementINSEAM
- Pants one may have to wriggle intoSKINNYJEANS
- Pants prenameLEVI
- Pants-pressing applianceIRON
- Pants, informallyTROU
- PantyhoseNYLONS
- Papa Bear's partnerMAMA
- Paper alternativePLASTIC
- Paper chain segmentLOOP
- Paper clip for an attachment, e.g.ICON
- Paper coffee containersCUPS
- Paper cutSLIT
- Paper from Montreal or Martha's VineyardGAZETTE
- Paper invoiceBILL
- Paper jam?PRINTERSREMIX
- Paper Mate rivalBIC
- Paper or plastic itemsBAGS
- Paper packageREAM
- Paper parcel portionREAM
- Paper pouch for pekoeTEABAG
- Paper quantityREAM
- Paper ripTEAR
- Paper tabletsPADS
- Paper to plot pathogen progression, perhapsSEMILOG
- Paper towel layerPLY
- Paper towel layersPLIES
- Paper unitSHEET
- Paper used in origamiWASHI
- Paper-cutting toolSCISSORS
- Paper-folding pastimeORIGAMI
- Paper/pencil X's-and-O's gameTICTACTOE
- Paperless novelEBOOK
- Paperless party announcementEVITE
- Paperless readsEBOOKS
- Papers needed for some trips?LSDTABS
- Paperwork to let someone goPERMISSIONSLIP
- Par for the courseNORM
- Parade honoreesHEROES
- Parade locale since 1890PASADENA
- Parade participantBAND
- Parade spoilerRAIN
- ParadiseEDEN
- ParadisesEDENS
- ParaffinicWAXY
- Paraglider's purchaseTOWLINE
- ParagonEPITOME
- Parakeet or rabbitPET
- Parakeet seatPERCH
- Parakeet's enclosureCAGE
- Parakeet's homeCAGE
- Parakeet's noseBEAK
- Parakeets and hamstersPETS
- Parakeets and poodlesPETS
- Paramecium hairsCILIA
- Paramedic's skill: Abbr.CPR
- Paramore genreEMO
- Paramore's "__ It Fun"AINT
- Paramount "sister" since 2019CBS
- Paramount+ channelSHO
- Paramount+ partner, brieflySHO
- Parcel (out)DOLE, METE, ALLOT
- Parcel measureACRE
- Parcels (out)DOLES
- ParchedDRY
- PardonAMNESTY
- Parent's sisterAUNT
- Parental "pops"DADS
- Parental agenda that involves claims like, "You never call, you never text ... "?MISSIONOFGUILT
- Parental control softwareNETNANNY
- Parental figure for a queenDRAGMOTHER
- Parenthesis shapeARC
- Parenthetical remarkASIDE
- Parenting blog visitor, maybeMOM
- ParentsFOLKS
- Parents' brothersUNCLES
- Paris possessiveSES
- Paris riverSEINE
- Paris's __ de TriompheARC
- Paris's Musée d'__ORSAY
- Parisian "Thanks!"MERCI
- Parisian assentOUI
- Parisian cherubANGE
- Parisian endearmentMONAMI
- Parisian papaPERE
- Parisian pateTETE
- Parisian pronounELLE
- Parisian seasonETE
- Parisian seasonsETES
- Parisian's "Wow!"OOLALA
- Parisian's "yes"OUI
- Parisian's followingAPRES
- Park bench plankSLAT
- Park expanseLAWN
- Park place?LOT
- Park with a reproduction torii gate and stave churchEPCOT
- Park's small pavilionGAZEBO
- Parked itSAT, WASPS, EDENS
- Parker's chargePRESLEY
- Parking areaLOT, QBS
- Parking attendantVALET
- Parking garage spotSPACE
- Parking lot slotSPACE
- Parking lot spotSPACE
- Parking lot spotsSPACES
- Parking place of a sortSLIP
- Parks itSITS
- Parks of AlabamaROSA
- Parliament birdsOWLS
- Parliament memberOWL
- Parliament members?OWLS
- Parliamentary procedureCALLINGOFTHEROLL
- Parlor decorationsTATS
- Parlor piece, informallyTAT
- Parlor serviceMANI
- ParodySPOOF
- Parquet floor featureINLAY
- ParrotECHO
- ParrotedECHOED
- Parrots and poodlesPETS
- Parsons who was NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2021MICAH
- PartCOMPONENT, ROLE
- Part 2 of adviceWAYTOMAKE
- Part 2 of quoteAGREAT, NOCHARMEQUAL, MANYOFTHE
- Part 3 of adviceMONEYWHILEYOU
- Part 3 of quoteIDEAHAVEA, TOTENDERNESS, PEOPLETOO
- Part above a soleUPPER
- Part for an actorROLE
- Part ofINON
- Part of 63-DownNAVY
- Part of a "Gabby's Dollhouse" costumeCATEARS
- Part of a basic Spanish conjugationERES
- Part of a bass' rangeLOWNOTE
- Part of a bedding bundleSHAM
- Part of a blue crewSMURF
- Part of a celery stalkRIB
- Part of a chromosomeGENE
- Part of a crack team?JOKEWRITER
- Part of a Cuban comboBONGO
- Part of a dark cloudGNAT
- Part of a fall clearance eventRAKE
- Part of a footINCH
- Part of a frame job?GLASS
- Part of a glissade, in balletPLIE
- Part of a good story?MORAL
- Part of a group ofAMID
- Part of a hammerPEEN
- Part of a handCARD
- Part of a HIIT workoutCARDIO
- Part of a journeyLEG
- Part of a knitted outfit for a babyBOOTIE, CAP
- Part of a Latin 101 conjugationAMAT
- Part of a major plotACRE
- Part of a moleculeATOM
- Part of a playACT
- Part of a play list?ROLE
- Part of a plotACRE
- Part of a plushie-stocked arcade gameCLAW
- Part of a radioactive decay streamBETARAY
- Part of a regular routineHABIT
- Part of a rock band?ORE
- Part of a rooting sectionPIG
- Part of a Santa costumeHAT
- Part of a security checkVIRUSSCAN
- Part of a semicolonDOT, COMMA
- Part of a Sheets or Slides usernameGMAIL
- Part of a Sherlock costumeHAT
- Part of a skin care regimenTONER
- Part of a squirrel's dietACORN
- Part of a sunburn treatment, oftenALOE
- Part of a superhero costumeCAPE
- Part of a support systemBEAMS, GIRDER
- Part of a three-piece suitVEST
- Part of a trainCAR
- Part of a train trackRAIL
- Part of a trip or tableLEG
- Part of a vague threatORELSE
- Part of a witch costumeWART
- Part of a Wonder Woman costumeTIARA
- Part of A.D.ANNO
- Part of ACLUCIVIL
- Part of ADANNO
- Part of an academic yearTERM
- Part of an all-running-together weekBLURSDAY
- Part of an archipelagoISLE
- Part of an au pair's compensation, or what can respectively follow the two parts of the answers to the starred cluesROOMANDBOARD
- Part of an earKERNEL
- Part of an EGOTOSCAR
- Part of an encrypted URLHTTPS
- Part of an executive job offerSTARTINGSALARY
- Part of an inheritanceGENE
- Part of an insurance bundleAUTO
- Part of any email addressDOT
- Part of BARTTRANSIT
- Part of BTUUNIT
- Part of Caesar's boastVENI
- Part of CDCCENTERS
- Part of CODADEAF
- Part of DJIAAVG
- Part of Egypt's official nameARAB
- Part of ESTEASTERN
- Part of EVOOOIL
- Part of FWIWITS, ROSS, UIES, ENDS
- Part of government agency acronymsMAE
- Part of i.e.EST
- Part of IPAALE
- Part of LACMAART
- Part of LAPDLOS
- Part of LEDDIODE
- Part of many a chain nameMART
- Part of many a lunch specialSOUP
- Part of many bridal bouquetsWHITEROSE
- Part of many playoffsSEMIFINAL
- Part of MMAARTS
- Part of modern-day TurkeyIONIA
- Part of mpgPER
- Part of mphPER
- Part of MSGMONO
- Part of NCISNAVAL
- Part of NOAAOCEANIC
- Part of Ohio's borderERIE
- Part of one's inheritanceTRAIT
- Part of Ontario's borderERIE
- Part of P.R.RICO
- Part of R&RREST
- Part of some forestsKELP
- Part of some plotsACRE
- Part of some school uniformsNECKTIE
- Part of some uniformsHAT
- Part of TGIFITS
- Part of the A major scaleENATURAL
- Part of the China/Korea borderYALURIVER
- Part of the DHSTSA
- Part of the Dutch CaribbeanARUBA
- Part of the earliest pianosEBONY
- Part of the eye with colorIRIS
- Part of the famSIS
- Part of the former YugoslaviaBOSNIA
- Part of the hiring process for stenographers?TOUCHTYPESCREEN
- Part of the HOMES mnemonicERIE
- Part of the Red Cross' URLORG
- Part of the UKENG
- Part of the Venezuela-Colombia borderORINOCO
- Part of the water cycleRAIN
- Part of TLCCARE
- Part of TNTTRI
- Part of Tuesday's dinner, maybeTACO
- Part of UAEARAB
- Part of UAVUNMANNED
- Part of UCLALOS
- Part of UNLVLAS
- Part of USNANAVAL
- Part of UVULTRA
- Part of VFWWARS
- Part of WYSIWYGSEE
- Part of YSLYVES
- Part partnerPARCEL
- Part that helps the wheels on the bus go round and roundAXLE
- Part to playROLE
- Part-spaniel mixed-breed canineCOCKAPOO
- Part-time gig at a summer camp?CABINSIDEJOB
- Part-time reporterSTRINGER
- Partake ofHAVE
- Partial lunch orderONRYE
- Partial rainbowSUNDOG
- Partially mineOURS
- Participate in a secret exchangeELOPE
- Participates in a beeSEWS
- Particle in a stellar windION
- Particular peopleONES
- Parties heartyRAGES
- Parting suggestionTAKECARE
- Parting wordADIOS, BYE, ADIEU
- Partly removable roofTTOP
- PartnerMATE
- Partner at a promDATE
- Partner in battleALLY
- Partner in crime?ABET
- Partner in current SST developmentNASA
- Partner in Niagara Falls hydroelectrification (1890s)TESLA
- Partner in the Human Genome ProjectNIH
- Partner in warALLY
- Partner of "aided"ABETTED
- Partner of flowEBB
- Partners in crimeMOLLS
- Partnership, informallyCAHOOTS
- Partook ofATE
- Partridge's place, in a Christmas songPEARTREE
- PartsROLES
- Parts __ millionPER
- Parts and __ (repair bill lines)LABOR
- Parts for performersROLES
- Parts in a boxKIT
- Parts in two?DUALROLES
- Parts of a balance scalePANS
- Parts of a playSCENES
- Parts of a scaleNOTES
- Parts of e-bikesMOTORS
- Parts of horses' harnessesBRIDLES
- Parts of novels visible on a shelfBOOKSPINES
- Parts of psychesEGOS
- Parts of quotesPRICES
- Parts of some locksHASPS
- Parts partnerLABOR
- Party animal?DONKEY, PINATA
- Party bowlfulDIP
- Party dip of a sortFONDUE
- Party freebiesSWAG
- Party giverHOST
- Party hardRAGE
- Party host of Brit litHARE
- Party leader?HOST
- Party line?ITSLIT
- Party mix ingredientCHEX
- Party nibbleCANAPE
- Party nightsEVES
- Party notice sent with a clickEVITE
- Party organizerHOSTESS
- Party participantREVELER
- Party plannersHOSTS
- Party platformDAIS
- Party pooperWETBLANKET
- Party poppersFIRECRACKERS
- Party regularCHIPDIP
- Party snackCANAPE
- Party stapleDIP
- Party throwerHOST
- Party to the conspiracyINONIT
- Party tray providerDELI
- Party with a pinataFIESTA
- Party with poiLUAU
- Party-planning siteEVITE
- Pas de deux move performed where the road divides?FORKLIFT
- Pasadena research univ.CALTECH
- PassELAPSE, NAH
- Pass (out)ZONK
- Pass carefullyEASEBY
- Pass into lawENACT
- Pass onRELAY
- Pass on the waterSAILBY
- Pass on, as an unwanted presentREGIFT
- Pass out playing cardsDEAL
- Pass overSKIP, OMIT
- Pass wordADMIT
- Passed easilyACED
- Passed on a bug toINFECTED
- Passed outDEALT
- Passed with flying colorsACED, GOTANA
- Passed-down talesLORE
- Passed, as timeELAPSED
- Passenger screening org.TSA
- Passenger shipLINER
- Passenger shipsOCEANLINERS
- Passes by a mileACES
- Passes in pronunciationELIDES
- Passes into lawENACTS
- Passes, as a lawENACTS
- Passes, as timeELAPSES
- Passing concern, for short?YDS
- Passing crazeFAD
- Passing fastSAILINGBY
- Passing muster?AWOL
- Passing thoughts?OBIT
- Passing throughVIA
- Passing trendFAD
- PassionateAVID, FIERY
- Passover casseroleKUGEL
- Passover mo., oftenAPR
- Passport stampVISA
- Passport-publishing agcy.GPO
- Passports, e.g.IDS
- Past regulation, brieflyINOT
- Past the deadlineLATE
- Past the point of no returnINTOODEEP
- Past timeAGO
- Pasta aglio e __OLIO
- Pasta ingredientEGG
- Pasta like zitiPENNE
- Pasta nutrientCARB
- Pasta nutrient, for shortCARB
- Pasta often served alla vodkaPENNE
- Pasta often served with melted cheeseMACARONI
- Pasta squares stuffed with meatRAVIOLI
- Pasta suffixINI
- Pasta topper, for shortPARM
- Pasta toppingsSAUCES
- Pastel hueLILAC
- Pastel purpleLILAC
- PastoralIDYLL, RUSTIC
- Pastoral people of KenyaMASAI
- Pastoral poemIDYL, IDYLL
- Pastrami breadRYE
- Pastry decoratorICER
- Pastry hybridsCRONUTS
- Pastry that may be deep-fried in gheeSAMOSA
- PastureMEADOW
- Pasture measureACRE
- PasturelandsFIELDS
- Pat down at a security checkpointFRISK
- Pat gentlyDAB
- Pat-a-cake motionCLAP
- Patagonian scavengerCONDOR
- Patch of lawnSOD
- Patch styleIRONON
- Patch upMEND
- Patch, as a lawnRESOD
- Patchy catCALICO
- Patella localeKNEE
- PatentCLEAR
- Paternity testing siteDNALAB
- PathAVENUE
- Path behind a mowerSWATH
- Path clearers for kidsSNOWPLOWPARENTS
- Path of a fly ballARC
- Path of a tripROUTE
- Path of travelROUTE
- Path precederTELE
- Path to travelROUTE
- Path toward fameRISE
- Path-following paper puzzleMAZE
- Path-following puzzleMAZE
- Paths on a flight trackerARCS
- Paths on a rural roadTWOLANES
- Paths on phonograph recordsGROOVES
- Patient assessorEMT
- Patient care prosRNS
- Patient contributionsCOPAYS
- Patient's full fileMEDICALHISTORY
- Patient's prep placePREOP
- Patinkin of "Homeland"MANDY
- Patio cookouts, casuallyBBQS
- Patio fixturesPARASOLS
- Patio furniture materialRATTAN
- Patisserie treatECLAIR
- Patriotic cheerUSAUSA
- Patriotic shopping suggestionBUYAMERICAN
- Patriots quarterback DrakeMAYE
- PatronDONOR
- Patron saint of sailorsELMO
- Patronizing personCLIENT
- Pattern cutterJIGSAW
- Patterned afterALA
- Patterned fabric that originated in IndonesiaBATIK
- Patterned fabric woven on Jacquard loomsDAMASK
- Paul Bunyan et al.AXMEN
- Paul Bunyan story, e.g.FOLKTALE
- Paul McCartney's designer daughterSTELLA
- Paul of "The Batman"DANO
- Paul Reiser sitcom, and what can be found in the answers to the starred cluesMYTWODADS
- Paul Revere House cityBOSTON
- Paul who cofounded MicrosoftALLEN
- Paul who played twins in "There Will Be Blood"DANO
- Paul who wrote the lyrics to "My Way"ANKA
- Pause for more filmRELOAD
- Pause in the actionLULL
- Paver optionSLATE
- Paw partPAD
- Pax equivalentIRENE
- PayREMIT
- Pay a brief visit to, with "on"LOOKIN
- Pay attentionLISTEN, LISTENUP
- Pay attention toNOTE, HEED
- Pay cash forBUY
- Pay deduction acronymFICA
- Pay forTREAT
- Pay for a group's mealTREAT
- Pay for everyone's mealTREAT
- Pay obedient regard toKEEP
- Pay outSPEND
- Pay respect, in a wayKNEEL
- Pay-__-clickPER
- Pay-__-view moviePER
- Payable nowDUE
- Paycheck abbr.HRS
- Paying attentionALERT
- Paying careful attention toNOTING
- Paying close attentionADVERTENT
- Paying customerCLIENT
- Payment for a business intermediaryFINDERSFEE
- Payment for a serviceFEE
- Payment for crossing a riverBRIDGETOLL
- Payment for entering a nightclubCOVERCHARGE
- Payment for owning a homePROPERTYTAX
- Payment methodDEBITCARD
- Payment on a leaseRENT
- Payment to a landlordRENT
- Pays for hand deliveryANTES
- Pays it forwardDOESAGOODTURN
- Pays to playANTESUP
- Pays to play pokerANTES
- PBS chef MartinYAN
- PBS series hosted by librarian Mychal ThreetsREADINGRAINBOW
- PC "cancel" keyESC
- PC "quit" keyESC
- PC connection portUSB
- PC connectionsLANS
- PC coreCPU
- PC hookupLAN
- PC key near ZALT
- PC key on either side of the space barALT
- PC magazine software coinage of '90APPLET
- PC makerDELL
- PC menu-closing keyESC
- PC OS choiceLINUX
- PC pioneerIBM
- PC portUSB
- PC repairpersonTECH
- PC scrolling keyPAGEUP
- PC solitaire gameFREECELL
- PC support staffTECHS
- PC-to-PC hookupLAN
- PC's "cancel" keyESC
- PD alertAPB
- PD bossSARGE
- PD callAPB
- PD dispatchAPB
- PD HQPCT
- PD personnelSGTS
- PD rankSARGE
- Pea body?POD
- Pea holderPOD
- Pea holdersPODS
- Peace activist YokoONO
- Peace and quietCALM
- PEACE is POWER artist at the Nobel Peace CenterONO
- Peace Nobelist WieselELIE
- Peace of mindEASE
- Peace offeringNOBEL
- Peace offerings?GOODBYES
- Peace Palace site, with "The"HAGUE
- Peace Prize and Primetime Emmy winner in 2007GORE
- Peace Prize nun Mother __TERESA
- PeacefulSERENE
- Peaceful and quietSERENE
- Peaceful protestsSITINS
- Peach __MELBA
- Peach or plumHUE
- Peach State cityMACON
- Peach State sch.UGA
- Peach's centerPIT
- Peachy followerKEEN
- Peacock networkNBC
- PeakACME
- Peak competitive performanceAGAME
- Peak in the Cascade RangeSHASTA
- Peak near CataniaETNA
- Peak of TibetTEE
- Peak performanceLEVELBEST
- Peak physical condition, or a feature of 4-, 8-, and 17-DownTIPTOPSHAPE
- Peak rewardVISTA
- Peak south of OlympusOSSA
- Peak south of the AlpsETNA
- Peak transportTRAM
- Peak travel destinationNEPAL
- Peak's acmeAPEX
- Peaky Blinders gang leaderALFIE
- Peanut butter amt.TBSP
- Peanut butter and jellySPREADS
- Peanut butter brandJIF
- Peanut butter cup brandREESES
- Peanuts girlLUCY
- Peanuts pal of Peppermint PattyMARCIE
- Pear varietiesBOSCS
- Pear varietyBOSC
- Pear-shaped fruitFIG
- Pear-shaped tomatoROMA
- Pearl Jam vocalist VedderEDDIE
- Pearly whitesTEETH
- Peas, for a peashooterAMMO
- Peas' natural holdersPODS
- Pebble or boulderSTONE
- Pecan or macadamiaNUT
- PecanlikeOVAL
- Pecs-working exercise, literallyHSUP
- Peculiar anesthesiologist?ODDNUMBER
- Peculiar habitsTICS, OLEAN
- Pedagogic payeesBURSARS
- Pedal pusherFOOT
- Pedal pushersFEET
- Pedal that stops a carBRAKE
- Pedaler's head coveringBIKEHELMET
- Pedaler's perchBIKESEAT
- PeddleSELL
- Peddles pearls of wisdom?HAWKSNUGGETS
- Pederson who coached the Eagles to their first Super Bowl winDOUG
- Pedestaled figuresIDOLS
- PedestrianBANAL
- Pedestrian street-crossing sectionsSAFETYISLANDS
- Pedicure stonePUMICE
- Pedicure targetsTOES
- Pedometer tallySTEPS
- Pedometer unitSTEP
- Pee Wee of baseballREESE
- Peek-__ (tot's game)ABOO
- PeelPARE
- Peel or pare, sayPREP
- Peeled, as potatoesPARED
- Peeling utensilPARER
- Peels, as potatoesPARES
- PeepersEYES
- Peeps at some concertsPOSSE
- Peerless?ALONE, AONE
- PeeveRILE
- Peevish stateSNIT
- Peignoir trimLACE
- Pekoe and oolongTEAS
- Pekoe holderTEAPOT
- Pekoe, for exampleTEA
- Pelee Island's lakeERIE
- Pelican cousinsLOONS
- Pellet propellerAIRRIFLE
- Pelvic bonesILIA, SACRA
- Pelvic exerciseKEGEL
- Pelvic exercisesKEGELS
- Pen contentsINK
- Pen fillerINK
- Pen nameBIC
- Pen pal's signoffWRITEME
- Pen plaintOINK
- Pen tipsNIBS
- Penalized for littering, sayFINED
- Penalty callerREF
- Penalty kick targetGOAL
- PenchantKNACK
- Pencil endERASER
- Pencil game that often has no winnerTICTACTOE
- Pencil partERASER
- Pencil puzzle with false pathsMAZE
- Pencil tipERASER
- Pendant with a photoLOCKET
- Peninsula between the Gulf of Thailand and the Strait of MalaccaMALAY
- Peninsular Arab stateQATAR
- Penitential textSRY
- Penn of "Harold & Kumar" filmsKAL
- Penne __ vodkaALLA
- PennStater recipientALUM
- Pennsylvania sect that embraces simple livingAMISH
- Pennsylvania universityTEMPLE
- PennyCENT, ANTE
- Penny phraseONECENT
- Penny prezABE
- Penny-__ (small-time)ANTE
- Penny-__: trivialANTE
- PenpointNIB
- Pens with no inkCOOPS
- Pension-plan lawERISA
- PensionerRETIREE
- Penta- doubledDECA
- Penta- minus oneTETRA
- Penthouses' locationsTOPSTORIES
- Peony partPETAL
- People attending partiesGUESTS
- People belonging to a clubMEMBERS
- People born yesterdayGENALPHAS
- People brought on boardHIREES
- People celebrated internationally every March 8WOMEN
- People from BangkokTHAIS
- People from WacoTEXANS
- People in the background of a selfie, perhapsRANDOS
- People marching against somethingPROTESTERS
- People paddlingCANOERS
- People person?CELEB
- People taking steps togetherLINEDANCERS
- People walking, for shortPEDS
- People who are annoyingPESTS
- People who get half the creditCOSTARS
- People who pay flat rates?TENANTS
- People who slit thingsRENTERS
- People who write odesPOETS
- People with concerns about trolleys?ETHICISTS
- People with debtsOWERS
- People with good deeds to their names?OWNERS
- People, places, or thingsNOUNS
- People, places, things, etc.NOUNS
- Pep rally chantCHEER
- Pep squad cheerRAH
- Pep talk targetMORALE
- Peppa and PetuniaPIGS
- Peppa Pig's baby sisterEVIE
- Pepped (up)LIVENED
- Pepper __MILL
- Pepper (with)PELT
- Pepper grindersMILLS
- Pepper partnerSALT
- PeppyENERGETIC
- Pepsi alternativeCOKE
- Pepsi or CokeCOLA
- Pepsi rivalCOKE
- Pepsi's root beerMUG
- Pepsis and CokesCOLAS
- Pequod captainAHAB
- PerAPOP, CAPITA
- Per __ workerDIEM
- Per annumYEARLY
- Per diem performersEXTRAS
- Per itemEACH
- Per item, informallyAPOP
- Per personEACH
- Per person, informallyAPOP
- Percale purchaseSHEET
- Perceive from afarESPY
- PerceivedSEEN
- Perceived to beSAWAS
- PerceptiveASTUTE
- Perch at a pubSTOOL
- Perched onATOP
- Perched uponATOP
- PercolateLEACH
- Percolator featureLID
- Percolator soundDRIP
- Percussion troupe since 1991STOMP
- Perennial with yellow flowersTANSY
- PerfectIDEAL
- Perfect exampleIDEAL, EPITOME
- Perfect examplesEPITOMES
- Perfect nursery gift for a future astronomer?PLANETMOBILE
- Perfect placeEDEN, UTOPIA
- Perfect score in diving, or half a scoreTEN
- Perfect score in some rating systemsTEN
- Perfectionist preceptADASTRA
- Perfectionist's creedPURISM
- Perfectly chosenAPT
- Perfectly clearLUCID
- Perfectly satisfactory, or an apt description of 18-, 26-, 39-, and 54-AcrossRIGHTASRAIN
- Perfectly suitableAPT
- Perfectly timedASIFONCUE, ONCUE
- Perfects pitchesAUTOTUNES
- Perform a tuneSING
- Perform aloneSOLO
- Perform by oneselfSOLO
- Perform dramatic flips down a sprung trackPOWERTUMBLE
- Perform in a choirSING
- Perform on a stageENACT
- Perform perfectlyNAIL, DOTOATEE, NAILIT
- Perform preciselyDOTOAT
- Perform well, to TikTokersCOOK
- Perform, as an evening act?RETIE
- Performance artSKITS
- Performance with finger cymbalsBELLYDANCE
- Performances with no empty seatsSELLOUTS
- PerformedDID
- Performed againREPRISED
- Performed at a karaoke partySANG
- Performed better thanOUTSHONE
- Performed by skaters, sayONICE
- Performed in a choirSANG
- Performed in a playACTED
- Performed poorlySTANK
- Performed silentlyMIMED
- Performed terriblySTANK
- Performed well playingWONAT
- Performer at a baby grandPIANIST
- Performer in a choirSINGER
- Performer in a filmACTOR
- Performer in a movieACTOR
- Performer in bull riding competitionsRODEOCLOWN
- Performer often found with big wigsDRAGQUEEN
- Performer who might play finger cymbalsBELLYDANCER
- Performer who often plays a protagonist's best friendCHARACTERACTRESS
- Performer's assetTALENT
- Performers in a tiny circusFLEAS
- Performers who overactHAMS
- Performers with horsesGYMNASTS
- Performers' portrayalsROLES
- Performing acts of contritionATONING
- Performing artDANCE
- Performing group of several starsENSEMBLECAST
- Performing in concertONATEAM
- Performing pairDUO
- Performs a dramatic ballroom danceTANGOS
- Performs a roleACTS
- Performs for only one side of the audience?EXISTSSTAGERIGHT
- Performs in a playACTS
- Performs like EllaSCATS
- Performs like Kendrick LamarRAPS, YELPED, GAOL, FAIL
- Perfume sample bottleTESTER
- Perfume samplesTESTERS
- Perfumes during a riteCENSES
- Perimenopause Rx, for someHRT
- PerimeterEDGE
- PeriodDOT
- Period after Ash WednesdayLENT
- Period after sunsetNIGHT
- Period ending in early Nov.DST
- Period of calmLULL
- Period of historyERA
- Period of invincibility in video gamesGODMODE
- Period of noteERA
- Period of quiet reflectionTIMETOTHINK
- Period of unchecked criticismOPENSEASON
- Periodes de moustiques intensesETES
- Periodical, for shortMAG
- Periodicals, brieflyMAGS
- Periods of historyERAS
- Periods of inactivitySTASES
- Periods of proper productivityONDAYS
- PeripheryEDGE
- Periscope partLENS
- PerjurerLIAR
- PerkFRILL
- Perks of big promotions, maybe?CLIOS
- Perlman of "Barbie"RHEA
- Permanent record?TOGETHERFOREVER
- PermanentlyFORKEEPS
- PermeateIMBUE
- PermissibleKOSHER
- Permissible, in some dietsHALAL
- Permission to adapt a novel, say, or what the answers to the starred clues all haveFILMRIGHTS
- PermissiveEASY, SOFT
- PermitLET
- PermitsLETS
- Pernod flavorANISE
- Peroxide targetEARWAX
- PerplexBAFFLE
- PerplexedATSEA
- Perrier productEAU
- Perry of classic TVMASON
- Persevered withKEPTAT
- Persian faithBAHAI
- Persian for "king"SHAH
- Persian Gulf capitalDOHA
- Persian Gulf nationBAHRAIN, OMAN
- Persian Gulf rulerEMIR
- Persian pitaNAAN
- Persian poetOMAR
- Persian productMEOW
- Persian word for "king"SHAH
- Persian's digital padTOEBEAN
- Persist at an auctionREBID
- Persist through timeENDURE
- Persists through adversityBITESTHEBULLET
- Person being dispatchedEMT
- Person casting a ballotVOTER
- Person concerned with fulfillmentHEDONIST
- Person concerned with quartersMINTER
- Person digging for coalMINER
- Person digging for goldMINER
- Person flying a planePILOT
- Person flying experimental planesTESTPILOT
- Person fond of shamrocksCLOVERLOVER
- Person from Austin or El PasoTEXAN
- Person from BangkokTHAI
- Person from CopenhagenDANE
- Person from DenmarkDANE
- Person from east-coast PortlandMAINER
- Person from EdinburghSCOT
- Person from HoustonTEXAN
- Person from Italy's capitalROMAN
- Person from Ljubljana, e.g.SLOVENE
- Person going native?EXPAT
- Person growing cropsFARMER
- Person guarding a cornfieldSCARECROW
- Person harvesting honeyBEEKEEPER
- Person in a poolBETTOR
- Person in a store windowMANNEQUIN
- Person in the leadSTAR
- Person named in a willHEIR
- Person often dreadedRASTA
- Person on the runESCAPEE
- Person overly picky about portsWINESNOB
- Person paid to parkVALET
- Person playing a partACTOR
- Person recently a teenagerTWENTYSOMETHING
- Person represented by the sunset flagSBIAN
- Person reviewing spelling and grammarPROOFREADER
- Person seen in Madame Tussauds museumsWAXFIGURE
- Person sending a letterMAILER
- Person settling disputesARBITER
- Person showing artwork to touristsMUSEUMGUIDE
- Person showing housesREALESTATEAGENT
- Person staringOGLER
- Person taking actionDOER
- Person verifying accuracy of storiesFACTCHECKER
- Person walking in the woodsHIKER
- Person watching poochesDOGSITTER
- Person watching your dog or catPETSITTER
- Person whacking weedsHOER
- Person who calls the shotsREFEREE
- Person who digs up dataRESEARCHER
- Person who grew up on the Oregon TrailELDERMILLENNIAL
- Person who staresEYER, OGLER
- Person who's short and lacks creditANON
- Person with a fan clubIDOL
- Person with a torchWELDER
- Person working at homeUMP
- Person working with thoroughbredsHORSETRAINER
- Person wrongly blamedSCAPEGOAT
- Person you knowFAMILIARFACE
- Person-shaped piece in a board gameMEEPLE
- Person-to-personONEONONE
- Persona canonizadaSAN
- Persona non __GRATA
- Personal assistantAIDE
- Personal characteristicMANNERISM
- Personal cleanlinessHYGIENE
- Personal compassMORALCODE
- Personal flairELAN
- Personal historiesPASTS
- Personal mottosCREDOS
- Personal quirksTICS
- Personal space, perhapsBLOG
- Personal stakesVESTEDINTERESTS
- Personal trainer's concernRANGEOFMOTION
- Personalized edition of a popular strategy game?GOYOUROWNWAY
- Personalized social media postFORYOUPAGE
- Personnel personHIRER
- Persons working with woolKNITTERS
- Perspective preambleIMO
- Perspective, for shortPOV
- Persuade forcefullyCOERCE
- Persuasive technique for commercialsEMOTIONALAPPEAL
- PertSAUCY
- PerturbVEX
- Peru's "City of Kings"LIMA
- Peru's capitalLIMA
- Peruvian capitalLIMA
- Peruvian city founded as Ciudad de los ReyesLIMA
- Peruvian metropolisLIMA
- Peruvian palAMIGO
- Peruvian singer SumacYMA
- Perversely not no-raidINROAD
- Peseta successorEURO
- Pesky flyGNAT
- Pesky insectGNAT
- Pesky little suckerSKEETER
- Pessimist's description of a glass, perhapsHALFEMPTY
- Pessimist's wordsNOHOPE
- Pest in a cloudGNAT
- Pest in a nestHORNET
- Pest on a petFLEA
- PesterIRK, ANNOY, NAG, HARASS
- Pester constantlyNAGAT
- Pester continuallyPLAGUE
- Pester persistentlyNAG
- PesteredBADGERED
- Pestered persistentlyRODE
- PestersNAGS
- Pesto herb at farmers' marketsFRESHBASIL
- Pesto optionPARSLEY
- Pesto sauce herbBASIL
- Pet "mix"MUTT
- Pet adoption agcy.SPCA
- Pet adoption group: Abbr.SPCA
- Pet adoption org.ASPCA, SPCA
- Pet adoption that wasn't plannedFOSTERFAIL
- Pet aisle brandIAMS
- Pet brand since 1946IAMS
- Pet canary's homeCAGE
- Pet collar targetsFLEAS
- Pet food brandIAMS
- Pet in a 51-DownNEWT
- Pet name fit for a king?REX
- Pet pestTICK
- Pet pestsFLEAS
- Pet protection org.ASPCA
- Pet rehoming org.ASPCA
- Pet rescue org.SPCA, ASPCA
- Pet shelter org.SPCA
- Pet soundsARFS
- Pet welfare org.ASPCA
- Pet-locating deviceIDCHIP
- Pet-tracking implantsIDCHIPS
- Pete of folk musicSEEGER
- Peter of "The Lion in Winter"OTOOLE
- Peter of "The Maltese Falcon"LORRE
- Peter of ChicagoCETERA
- Peter or Paul, but not MaryTSAR
- Peter Pan adversarySMEE
- Peter Pan rivalJIF
- Peter Pan's destinationBUSSTATION
- Peter the Great, for oneTSAR
- PetrifyTURNTOSTONE
- Petro-Canada rivalESSO
- Petrol measureLITRE
- Petrol pump brandESSO
- Petroleum compound suffixENE
- Petroleum shipOILER
- Petrological edibleSALT
- Pets that purrCATS
- Pets with toe beansCATS
- PettinessSPITE
- Petty clashSPAT
- Petty disagreementTIFF
- Petty peeveNIT
- Petty quarrelSPAT
- Petty quarrelsROWS, TIFFS, SPATS
- Peut-__: French "perhaps"ETRE
- Pewter metalTIN, CASCA
- PG Tips and Barry'sTEAS
- PGA Tour distancesYDS
- PGA Tour's pro-__AMS
- Phantom of the Opera authorLEROUX
- Pharaoh's crossANKH
- Pharmaceutical giant __ LillyELI
- Pharmacy offeringsDRUGS
- Pharmacy orders, informallyMEDS
- Pharoah-era goddessISIS
- Phase of a projectSTEP
- Phase of self-surrender in Joseph Campbell's hero's journeyEGODEATH
- Phase oneONSET
- Phase when one stops being a pushoverVILLAINERA
- Phased-out fast planes, for shortSSTS
- Phaser banks on the Enterprise, e.g.WEAPONRY
- Pheasant family members with showy matesPEAHENS
- PhenomsHOTSHOTS
- Phi __ KappaBETA
- Phi followerCHI
- Phil or Lil of "Rugrats," e.g.TWIN
- Phil or Steve of skiingMAHRE
- Philanthropist's qualityLARGESSE
- Philbin of TVREGIS
- Philippine moneyPESO
- Philippines' __ SeaSULU
- Phillies All-Star shortstop TurnerTREA
- Phillipa of "Hamilton"SOO
- Philly Ivy League sch.UPENN
- Philly summer hrs.EDT
- Philly's Ivy League schoolPENN
- Philosopher DescartesRENE
- Philosopher ImmanuelKANT
- Philosopher KierkegaardSOREN
- Philosophy often translated as "way"TAO
- Phish food?LURES
- Phisher's alleged org.IRS
- Phishing line?SCAM
- Phishing target, informallySOCIAL
- Phnom __, CambodiaPENH
- Pho herbBASIL
- PhobiaFEAR
- Phoenix NBA teamSUNS
- Phoenix NBAerSUN
- Phoenix neighborTEMPE, MESA
- Phoenix suburbMESA
- Phone app imageICON
- Phone bill extraINSERT
- Phone bk. listNOS
- Phone book listingsNAMES
- Phone call greetingHELLO
- Phone downloadsAPPS
- Phone history listCALLLOG
- Phone number's highest digitNINE
- Phone plan restrictionDATALIMIT
- Phone-calling techDIALER
- Phone's time saverAUTODIAL
- Phonetic symbolSCHWA
- Phony dealsSCAMS
- Phony personaFRONT
- Photo __OPS
- Photo __ (camera sessions)OPS
- Photo __: some PR eventsOPS
- Photo badges, for instanceIDS
- Photo bookALBUM
- Photo file formatGIF
- Photo finishMATTE
- Photo of the photographerSELFIE
- Photo sessionSHOOT
- Photo taken as milk spreads over a table?THESPILLINGIMAGE
- Photo takerCAMERA
- Photo takers at track meetsDASHCAMERAS
- Photo-sharing appINSTA
- Photofloods and ginger jarsLAMPS
- PhotographedSHOT
- Photographer AdamsANSEL
- Photographer GeddesANNE
- Photographer GoldinNAN
- Photographer?CHEESEMONGER
- Photographer's carryallCAMERABAG
- Photographer's deviceCAMERA
- PhotographsSHOTS
- Photography collection subtitled "Mathematicians and Their Chalkboards"DONOTERASE
- Photoreceptor cellROD
- Photos, informallySHOTS
- Photoshop removal iconERASER
- Photoshop toolERASER
- Photovoltaic system componentSOLARBATTERIES
- Phrase during a handoverLETME
- Phrase heard before un beso, at timesTEAMO
- Phrase of concernICARE
- Phrase on a nickel/copper coinONEDIME
- Phrase on an arrowONEWAY
- Phrase on the Victoria CrossFORVALOUR
- Phrase shouted after some extras?READALLABOUTIT
- Physical effortLABOR
- Physical locationCLINIC
- Physical performers, for shortMDS
- Physical, for instanceEXAM
- Physically nimbleAGILE
- Physically weakFRAIL
- PhysicianDOCTOR
- Physician born in 2227MCCOY
- Physician of Russian litZHIVAGO
- Physician, for shortDOC
- Physician, informallyDOC
- Physician's nicknameDOC
- Physicians, for shortDOCS
- Physicians, informallyDOCS
- Physicians: Abbr.DRS, MDS
- Physicians' org.AMA
- Physicist BohrNIELS
- Physicist NewtonISAAC, RHO
- Physicist NikolaTESLA
- Physicist's particleION
- Physics or chemSCI
- Physics particleION
- Physiologist PavlovIVAN
- Pi Day celebration, perhapsPIZZAPARTY
- Pi Day followerIDES
- Pi followerRHO
- Pi precederOMICRON
- Pi, for oneRATIO
- Pianist in "Casablanca"SAM
- Pianist McCoy who played with the John Coltrane QuartetTYNER
- Pianist SchnabelARTUR
- Piano compositionETUDE
- Piano exerciseETUDE
- Piano lesson pieceETUDE
- Piano partPEDAL
- Piano pieces for four handsDUETS
- Piano recital pieceETUDE
- Piano student's assignmentETUDE
- Piano studio instrumentBABYGRAND
- Piano technicianTUNER
- PicSNAP
- Pic fileGIF
- Pic of PinocchioCEL
- Pic taken at arm's lengthSELFIE
- Pic takerCAM
- Pic-sharing appINSTA
- Picasso's early genreCUBISM
- Piccata meatVEAL
- Piccata needCAPER
- PickELECT
- Pick upLEARN
- Pick up a few spares, perhapsBOWL
- Pick up all ofABSORB
- Pick up the tabPAY
- Pick up with a forkSTAB
- Pick up, as a callANSWER
- Pick-me-up indulgenceSWEETTREAT
- Pick-up-sticks gameNIM
- Picked from a police lineupIDED
- Picked hairstylesAFROS
- Picked oneOPTED
- Picked up the tabPAID
- Picked up, in a wayOVERHEARD
- Picked-off pass, for shortINT
- Picket fence pieceSLAT
- Picking from a lineupIDING
- Picking up onSENSING
- PickleJAM
- Pickle brandVLASIC
- Pickle flavoringDILL
- Pickle holderBARREL
- Pickle servingSPEAR
- Pickle-to-be, informallyCUKE
- Pickleball barrierNET
- Pickleball needPADDLE
- Pickling liquidBRINE
- Pickling, canning, headspace, annealing, etc.?JARJARGON
- Picks a lane?MERGES
- Picks apartPARSES
- Picks up bit by bitGLEANS
- Pickup after draggingSECONDWIND
- Pickup capacityONETON
- Pickup line?HOPIN, WELCOMEABOARD
- Picnic invaderANT
- Picnic pestsANTS
- Picnic spoilerRAIN
- Picnic's shredded cabbageSLAW
- Pico de gallo ingredientONION
- Pico de gallo pepperSERRANO
- Pico de gallo, e.g.REDSALSA
- Pics on bicepsTATS
- Pictorial chartGRAPH
- Picture of health?XRAY
- Picture on some armsTATTOO
- Picture with a lot of spaceSTARCHART
- Picture-hanging surfaceWALL
- Picture-perfect brioche?CAMERAREADYROLL
- Picture's p.s.EPILOG
- Pictures' proverbial worthATHOUSANDWORDS
- Picturesque cavesGROTTOS
- Picturesque sceneTABLEAU
- Pie __ modeALA
- Pie a la __MODE
- Pie componentCRUST
- Pie in the __SKY
- Pie nutsPECANS
- Pie servingsSLICES
- Piece for a singerSOLO
- Piece for twoDUET
- Piece of a greenhousePANE
- Piece of a nestTWIG
- Piece of a propellerBLADE
- Piece of art that's cut shortBONSAITREE
- Piece of baconSTRIP
- Piece of bed linenSHEET
- Piece of celerySTALK
- Piece of chinaPLATE
- Piece of earthenwarePOT
- Piece of fabricCLOTH
- Piece of fishing gearSPEAR
- Piece of garlicCLOVE
- Piece of holiday party attireSANTAHAT
- Piece of lettuceLEAF
- Piece of one's mindLOBE
- Piece of paperSHEET
- Piece of parchmentSCROLL
- Piece of pizzaSLICE
- Piece of plumbingPIPE
- Piece of postageSTAMP
- Piece of potteryVASE
- Piece of roofingTILE
- Piece of the actionSLICE
- Pieces of celerySTALKS
- Pieces of luggageBAGS
- Pieces of the heartATRIA
- PieholeTRAP
- Pier groupETAS
- Piercing or bitingACRID
- Piercing placeEARLOBE
- Piercing toolAWL
- Piercing toolsAWLS
- Pierre's male palsAMIS
- Pig __LATIN
- Pig foodSLOP
- Pig, cutelyOINKER
- Pig's complaintsOINKS
- Pig's noseSNOUT
- Pig's soundOINK
- Pigeon soundsCOOS
- Pigeons' plaintWEVEBEENHAD
- Piggy back?LOIN
- Piggy bank openingSLOT
- Piglet palROO, POOH
- Piglet parentSOW
- Piglet's hopping palROO
- Piglet's motherSOW
- Piglike mammalsTAPIRS
- PigpenSTY
- PigsSWINE
- PigstiesPENS
- PigstyPEN
- Pigsty dinnerSLOP
- Pilates movementLEGRAISE
- Pilates surfaceMAT
- Pilates targetCORE
- PilferedSTOLE
- PillagesLOOTS
- Pillar of IslamHAJJ
- Pillow coveringCASE
- Pillowcase or towelLINEN
- PillowlikeSOFT
- Pilot light applianceGASSTOVE
- Pilot panel lettersALT
- Pilot's "Understood"ROGER
- Pilot's approx.ETA, ETD
- Pilot's vehiclePLANE
- Pilots' milestonesSOLOS
- Pilsner alternativeIPA
- Pin blame onFAULT
- Pin number?TEN
- PIN point?ATM
- PIN-pointsATMS
- Piña colada liquorRUM
- Pince-__ glassesNEZ
- PinchDRIB, TAD
- Pinch closed, as pie crustCRIMP
- Pinch-hitSTEPIN
- Pine (for)YEARN
- Pine family membersLARCHES
- Pine leafNEEDLE
- Pine or oakTREE
- Pine productTAR
- Pine secretionRESIN
- Piney oozeRESIN
- Ping-Pong playing surfaceTABLE
- Pinged onlineIMED
- Pink blooms sacred to BuddhistsLOTUSES
- Pink flamingo spotLAWN
- Pink garden flowerPEONY
- Pink jelly ingredientsGUAVAS
- Pink quaff, informallyCOSMO
- Pink-fleshed tropical fruitsGUAVAS
- Pink's counterpart in "Wicked"GREEN
- Pinkberry dessert, familiarlyFROYO
- Pinkie jewelryRING
- Pinkie promises, e.g.PACTS
- Pinkie rings in gangster filmsHOODORNAMENTS
- Pinkie-side boneULNA
- PinnacleACME, TOP
- Pinot __NOIR
- Pinot noir or MerlotWINEGRAPE
- Pint glass servingALE
- Pint night purchaseALE
- Pint purchaseALE
- Pint-sizeMINI
- Pint-sizedMINI
- Pinterest pinPIC
- Pints, potations, etc.PUBORDERS
- Pioneering 52-Down providerAOL
- Pioneering computerENIAC
- Pioneering digital encyclopediaENCARTA
- Pioneering gaming companyATARI
- Pioneering ISPAOL
- Pioneering mainframeUNIVAC
- Pioneers in freeze-drying (c. 13th century)INCA
- Pipe __ORGAN
- Pipe cleaner centerWIRE
- Piped upSPOKE
- Piper Cub, e.g.PLANE
- PipsqueakTWERP
- Pique performances?SNITS
- Piqued postRANT
- Pirate captain portrayer JohnnyDEPP
- Pirate chant beginningYOHO
- Pirate flag pairBONES
- Pirate flag symbolSKULL
- Pirate flagsJOLLYROGERS
- Pirate plaintARR
- Pirate richesBOOTY
- Pirate's plunderLOOT
- Pirate's quaffRUM
- Piratic plaintARR
- Pisa's riverARNO
- Pistachio or pecanNUT
- Pit stop brandSTP
- Pitch __-hitterANO
- Pitch, as a tentPUTUP
- Pitcher Guidry who won a Cy Young in 1978RON
- Pitcher Ryan who holds the MLB record for career strikeoutsNOLAN
- Pitcher's head coveringBASEBALLCAP
- Pitcher's rate?ADFEE
- Pitchfork pointTINE
- PitchingTILTED
- Pitching impedimentsTINEARS
- Pitching statERA
- Pitching very wellUNHIT
- Pitfall! consolesATARIS
- Pithy pairSHORTANDSWEET
- Pitiful amountSCRAP
- Pitiful cryMEWL, POORME
- Pitiful interjectionALAS
- Pittance that's its own pluralYEN
- Pittsburgh footballerSTEELER
- Pittsburgh teamSTEELERS
- Pittsburgh's state, for shortPENN
- Pivot pointCENTER
- Pivotal pointCRUX
- Pixar clownfishNEMO
- Pixar film about a boy who meets aliensELIO
- Pixar film about a young sea monsterLUCA
- Pixar film set by the Ligurian SeaLUCA
- Pixar film set in MexicoCOCO
- Pixar film set partially in the afterlifeCOCO
- Pixar productsTOONS
- Pixar softwareCGI
- PixieSPRITE
- PixieishELFIN
- Pizza crust optionTHIN
- Pizza Margherita herbBASIL
- Pizza orderPIE
- Pizza toppings that grow in damp groundMUSHROOMS
- PizzazzBRIO, ECLAT
- Pizzeria applianceOVEN
- Pizzeria appliancesOVENS
- Pizzeria arrayPIES
- Pizzeria herbOREGANO
- Pizzeria implementPEEL
- Pizzeria purchaseTOMATOES
- Pkg. drop-off pointsPOS
- PlacatesAPPEASES
- Place a financial burdenSADDLEWITHDEBT
- Place atop for decorationONLAY
- Place for a "No Trespassing" signPRIVATEPROPERTY
- Place for a beltWAIST
- Place for a book titleSPINE
- Place for a carnationLAPEL
- Place for a draft pickSPORTSBAR
- Place for a forkROAD
- Place for a hat rackFOYER
- Place for a jumper cableBATTERYTERMINAL
- Place for a nonurgent issue, and what can be found at the end of 16-, 24-, 37-, or 53- Across?BACKBURNER
- Place for a peckCHEEK
- Place for a pinLAPEL
- Place for a swing setYARD
- Place for a trimSALON
- Place for an earringLOBE
- Place for binocularsOPERA
- Place for circle showsSTREET
- Place for experimentsLABORATORY
- Place for fans to show supportMERCHBOOTH
- Place for garden toolsSHED
- Place for grilling or roastingHOTSEAT
- Place for large headlinesPAGEONE
- Place for mail to accumulateINTRAY
- Place for many a plantSILL
- Place for oils and watercolorsARTGALLERY
- Place for pewsNAVE
- Place for pigsSTY
- Place for pintsBAR
- Place for post-debate interviewsSPINROOM
- Place for prayerCHAPEL
- Place for some belt-tighteningWAIST
- Place for tubs and scrubsSPA
- Place for witnessesSTAND
- Place in power, as a monarchENTHRONE
- Place of refugeASYLUM, HAVEN
- Place of worshipTEMPLE
- Place on displaySHOW
- Place permanently, perhapsSEWON
- Place that grows pekoe leavesTEAGARDEN
- Place that has rooms and a boardCONDO
- Place that may have a "no phones" ruleDINNERTABLE
- Place that welcomes change?COINSLOT
- Place that's all fun and gamesTOYSTORE
- Place to adopt a new pet, or what is found in 17-, 24-, 49-, and 59-Across?ANIMALSHELTER
- Place to blow off smoke?HOOKAHBAR
- Place to broodNEST
- Place to dip a quillINKPOT
- Place to dockPIER
- Place to find one's credit history?IMDB
- Place to get rid of broken furniture and pictures of exes?THROWAWAYZONE
- Place to go for a drive?TEE
- Place to grazeLEA
- Place to hibernateLAIR
- Place to hitch a ride?STAB
- Place to keep toys?KENNEL
- Place to landSTRIP
- Place to learn about chili peppers?SPICYMUSEUM
- Place to make draft picksTAPROOM
- Place to order a fine mealDINNERTABLE
- Place to order a ReubenDELI
- Place to park on a streetSPOT
- Place to play croquetYARD
- Place to raise the bar?GYM
- Place to say "I do"ALTAR
- Place to shoot hoopsBASKETBALLCOURT
- Place to sitLOUNGE
- Place to spend the nightINN
- Place to take a break from the hustle and bustleURBANOASIS
- Place to watch a playTHEATERSEAT, THEATER
- Place to work on Wikipedia draftsUSERPAGE
- Place where heros are madeDELI
- Place where pickup lines may be common?BUSSTOP
- Place, as a coin through a slotINSERT
- Placed (down)LAID
- Placed a strain onTAXED
- Placed alcohol into, as punchSPIKED
- Placed back to zeroRESET
- Placed in a heapPILED
- Placed in a recessNICHED
- Places aboardLOADSON
- Places for books that may be borrowedLIBRARYSHELVES
- Places for boxers to be washedPETSPAS
- Places for braceletsWRISTS
- Places for plugsDRAINS
- Places for small herb gardensSILLS
- Places for soaksBATHS
- Places for spatsANKLES
- Places of refugeHAVENS
- Places to break some records?RAGEROOMS
- Places to feel kneaded?SPAS
- Places to kick backSPAS, ALOO, ERE, SLAW, TALL, PDAS
- Places to loungeSOFAS
- Places to see turkeysBOWLINGALLEYS
- Places where days of rest are observed?SLEEPLABS
- Places where forks may be found?ROADS
- Places where magicians' rabbits may hide, or what can be found in 3-, 9-, 21-, and 31-DownTOPHATS
- PlagiarizeSTEAL
- PlagiarizesCRIBS
- Plague pestLOCUST
- PlaguedHAUNTED
- PlaguesBESETS
- Plaid fabric from IndiaMADRAS
- Plain awfulLOUSY
- Plain to seeWRITLARGE
- Plain-text data storage formatsFLATFILES
- Plains peopleOTOE
- PlaintiffSUER
- PlaintiffsSUERS
- Plan for a night out?STARCHART
- Plan for ending involvement, or an apt title for this puzzleEXITSTRATEGY
- Plane or levelTOOL
- Plane personnelCREW
- Plane projectionsETDS
- Plane sectionTAIL
- Plane tripFLIGHT
- Plane with no pilotDRONE
- Plane's pathARC
- Planes without pilotsDRONES
- PlanetWORLD
- Planet between Saturn and NeptuneURANUS
- Planet entirely inhabited by robotsMARS
- Planet precursorEXO
- Planetary depictionGLOBE
- Plank on powderSKI
- Plank with a bindingSKI
- Planned (for)HADINSTORE
- Planned (out)MAPPED
- Planner abbr.FRI
- Planning aidLIST
- Plant anchorROOT
- Plant deeplyEMBED
- Plant found in Idaho StateHOSTA
- Plant fungusSMUT
- Plant inspection org.OSHA
- Plant sprouting on a ceramic "pet"CHIA
- Plant stalkSTEM
- Plant with edible sproutsALFALFA
- Plant with frondsFERN
- Plant with no rootsAUTOFACTORY
- Plant, as seedsSOW
- Plant's below-ground partROOT
- Plant's underground partsROOTS
- Planting place for goldenrodLEA
- Plants like tulips and onionsBULBS
- Plants with a long life cyclePERENNIALS
- Plaster imperfectionHAIRLINECRACK
- Plastic bug-assembling gameCOOTIE
- Plastic Clue weaponROPE
- Plastic souvenir, e.g.TRINKET
- Plastic wrap brandSARAN
- Plastic wrap, for shortCELLO
- Plate cleanerUMP
- PlateauUPLAND
- Plateau in England that's home to StonehengeSALISBURYPLAIN
- Platform for content creatorsPATREON
- Platforms for "licorice pizza"STEREOS
- Plato disliked his philosophyZENO
- Plausible explanationTHEORY
- Play a banjoSTRUM
- Play a partACT
- Play a ukuleleSTRUM
- Play areaSTAGE
- Play catch withTOSSTO
- Play charades, e.g.MIME
- Play dirtyGOLOW
- Play group?BAND
- Play guitarSTRUM
- Play guitar chordsSTRUM
- Play hide-and-__SEEK
- Play just for funJAM
- Play music too fastRUSHTHEBEAT
- Play partROLE
- Play parts, or plays a partACTS
- Play placesTHEATERS
- Play portionsACTS
- Play rhythm guitarSTRUM
- Play thingsACTS
- Play to __ (have no winner)ATIE
- Play with automatonsRUR
- Play with, as a trampolineJUMPON
- Play without practicingJAM
- Play-__: Fun Factory clayDOH
- Play-__: Fun Factory makerDOH
- Play-__: Hasbro toy clayDOH
- Play, as a guitarSTRUM
- Playbill listCAST
- Playbill wordACT
- Played a four-handed pieceDUETED
- Played a trumpetBLEW
- Played anewRERAN
- Played Elden Ring, sayGAMED
- Played monotonouslyTHRUMMED
- Played on repeatLOOPED
- Played on TV againRERAN
- Played outSTALE
- Played overRERAN
- Player in the Mets' divisionNAT
- Player's set of cardsHAND
- Players known to make sacrificesBUNTERS
- Players who may have to start over many timesNOOBS
- Players without a windSTRINGORCHESTRA
- Playful anticsCAPERS
- Playful aquatic mammalOTTER
- Playful back-and-forthBANTER
- Playful growlRAWR
- Playful prankANTIC
- Playful river mammalOTTER
- Playful smoochBUSS
- Playfully slyARCH
- Playground board with two seatsSEESAW
- Playground chuteSLIDE
- Playground plankSEESAW
- Playground plank for twoSEESAW
- Playground plank rideSEESAW
- Playground retortAMTOO, AMNOT
- Playground structures that challenge balance and coordinationLOGROLLS
- Playhouse scenerySET
- Playing an NFL fifth quarterINOT
- Playing both sides?STEREO
- Playing surface surrounded by boardsRINK
- Playing surface that favors topspinCLAY
- Playing to break a tie, brieflyINOT
- Playpen pileTOYS
- Playroom pileTOYS
- Plays a roleACTS
- Plays a trick onFOOLS
- Plays outdoorsSTREETTHEATER
- Plays that create one-on-one scoring opportunities, in basketball shorthandISOS
- PlayStation makerSONY
- Playwright ArthurMILLER
- Playwright ChekhovANTON
- Playwright CliffordODETS
- Playwright O'NeillEUGENE
- Playwright PirandelloLUIGI
- Playwright Robert __ SherwoodEMMET
- PleadBEG
- Plead not guilty, sayDENYIT
- PleasantNICE
- Pleasant changeRELIEF
- Pleasant scentAROMA
- Pleasant smellAROMA
- Pleasant to talk toAFFABLE
- Pleasant, as a summer nightBALMY
- Pleasantly livelyNICEANDBRISK
- Pleasantly warmBALMY
- Pleased with oneselfPROUD
- Pleasing to the eyeLOVELY
- Pledge drive giftTOTE
- Pledge drivesRUSHES
- Pledge in courtOATH
- Pledge rivalENDUST
- Pledge's destinationFRAT
- Pleiades supercomputer ownerNASA
- PlentifulALOADOF
- PlentifullyGALORE
- PlentyENOUGH, ALOT
- Plenty ofMANY
- PliantSUPPLE
- Plié jointKNEE
- Plod alongSLOG, TRUDGE
- PloddedTRUDGED
- Plop (down)PLUNK
- Plopped downSAT
- Plot adversary, or plotting adversaryMOLE
- Plot measureACRE
- Plot proGARDENER
- Plot problemHOLE
- PlotsSCHEMES
- Plots with oilARTSCAMS
- Plotter's creationGRAPH
- Plotting groupCABAL
- Plow animalsOXEN
- Plow creation or brow formationFURROW
- Plow pullersOXEN
- Plow-pulling beastsOXEN
- Plow's targetSNOW
- Plucky Renaissance faire performers?LUTISTS
- Plug-and-play portUSB
- Plug-in transportationECARS
- Plug-in vehicleECAR
- Plug-in vehicles, for shortECARS
- Plug's placeSOCKET
- Plugging awayATIT
- Plum family fruitSLOE
- Plum kinSLOE
- Plum who was the WNBA All-Star Game MVP in 2022KELSEY
- Plumber's round rubber sealerGASKET
- Plumbing blockageCLOG
- Plumbing componentsPIPES
- Plumbing fitting under a sinkPTRAP
- Plumbing or carpentryTRADE
- Plumbing partPIPE
- Plumbing problemSEEPAGE
- Plumbing problem to "plug"LEAK
- Plumbing stop-upCLOG
- Plumbing tubePIPE
- Plumbing tubesPIPES
- Plumlike fruitSLOE
- Plump pet, slangilyCHONK
- Plumps upFATTENS
- PlunderLOOT
- PlungeFALL
- Plunge into liquidIMMERSE
- Plural pronounOURS
- Plural pronoun homonymOUI
- PluralizersESSES
- PlusTOO, ALSO
- Plus or minusNOUN
- Pluto and othersTOONS
- Plymouth PilgrimALDEN
- Plywood sectionLAYER
- Plywood sheetPANEL
- PM periodsNTS
- PO Box, for instanceADDR
- Po'boy cityNOLA
- Poaching candidateEGG
- Poaching targetBOSC
- Pocket breadPITA
- Pocket moneyLOOSECHANGE
- Pocket phoneCELL
- Pocket-size pointerLASERPEN
- Pod ancestorHIFI
- Pod unitPEA
- Pod veggiesPEAS, ICKY, UNDO, TEEN, ALA
- Podcast conclusionOUTRO
- Podcast host MaronMARC
- Podcast mediumAUDIO, ITUNES
- Podcast playback optionsSPEEDS
- Podcast presenterHOST
- Podcaster's purchaseMIKE
- Podiatrist with a namesake orthopedic brandSCHOLL
- Podiatry focusFEET
- Podium presentationMEDAL
- Poe story surnameUSHER
- Poe's autograph, e.g.RARITY
- Poehler who co-founded the Upright Citizens BrigadeAMY
- Poem of homageODE
- Poem of praiseODE
- Poems of 49-DownODES
- Poems of praiseODES
- Poems of tributeODES
- Poesy's "foster-child of silence"URN
- Poet __ St. Vincent MillayEDNA
- Poet Dickinson or Post of etiquetteEMILY
- Poet frequently referenced in "Don Quixote"OVID
- Poet Jones who wrote the memoir "How We Fight for Our Lives"SAEED
- Poet LangstonHUGHES
- Poet LeonardCOHEN
- Poet LimónADA
- Poet NashOGDEN
- Poet of ancient RomeOVID
- Poet OgdenNASH
- Poet PoundEZRA
- Poet T.S.ELIOT
- Poet TSELIOT
- Poet W.H.AUDEN
- Poet WHAUDEN
- Poet whose friends called him "Tom"ELIOT
- Poet's "at no time"NEER
- Poet's "by way of"THRO
- Poet's beforeERE
- Poet's planetORB
- Poetic "always"EER
- Poetic "before"ERE
- Poetic "close"NIGH
- Poetic "over there"YON
- Poetic "previously"AFORE
- Poetic "way out there"YON
- Poetic adverbNEER
- Poetic contractionNEER, OER
- Poetic daybreakMORN
- Poetic deep blackEBON
- Poetic duskEEN
- Poetic glenVALE
- Poetic green landERIN
- Poetic measureIAMB
- Poetic monogramTSE
- Poetic museEUTERPE, ERATO
- Poetic performersBARDS
- Poetic planetORB
- Poetic praisesODES
- Poetic prepositionERE, OER, NEATH, TWEEN
- Poetic pugilistALI
- Poetic sphereORB
- Poetic spheresORBS
- Poetic timeMORN
- Poetic tributeODE
- Poetic tributesODES
- Poetic turndownIDARENOT
- Poetic twilightEEN
- Poetry eventSLAM
- Poi sourceTARO
- Point a dart towardAIMAT
- Point of a toolUSE
- Point of originSOURCE
- Point opposite NNWSSE
- Point opposite SSWNNE
- Point opposite WNWESE
- Point opposite WSWENE
- Point poorlyMISAIM
- Point properlyORIENT
- Point the finger atACCUSE
- Point-and-click computer toolMOUSE
- Point-of-view lead-inIMHO
- Pointed (at)AIMED
- Pointed beardGOATEE
- Pointed beardsGOATEES
- Pointed columnOPED
- Pointer from a proofreaderCARET
- PointersTIPS
- Pointless?BLUNT, IDLE
- Pointlessly sillyINANE
- Points at a targetAIMS
- Points of interest in animationPIXELS
- Points properly (toward)ORIENTS
- Points towardAIMSAT
- Pointy things thrown in pubsDARTS
- Pointy toothCANINE
- Poirot creator ChristieAGATHA
- Poirot forteLOGIC
- Poise or patienceASSET
- Poise under pressureAPLOMB
- Poison bottle iconMRYUK
- Poison ivy reactionRASH
- Poison Ivy, to RobinENEMY
- Poison remediesANTIDOTES
- Poivre et __SEL
- Poivre partnerSEL
- PokePROD
- Poke aroundSNOOP
- Poke bowl choiceAHI
- Poke bowl proteinAHI
- Poke fun atTEASE
- Pokémon that evolves into LaironARON
- Poker buy-inANTE
- Poker buy-insANTES
- Poker declarationCALL, IRAISE
- Poker entry feesANTES
- Poker feeBUYIN
- Poker feesANTES
- Poker pot starterANTE
- Poker quitter's commentIFOLD
- Poker replacementsDRAW
- Poker stakeANTE
- Poker starterANTE
- Poker varietyPROD, STUD
- Poker-facedSTONY
- Polar ice massFLOE
- Polar massICECAP
- Polar opposites of penguinsAUKS
- Pole-to-pole flierTERN
- Pole-to-pole lineAXIS
- Polecat relativeMINK
- Poles attached to floor swabbersMOPHANDLES
- Poles in a tomato gardenSTAKES
- Poli __ (college major)SCI
- Poli-__SCI
- Police car alarmsSIRENS
- Police dept. rankSGT
- Police drama settingsCRIMESCENES
- Police graduation ritualOATH
- Police incursionRAID
- Police officer?TICKETAGENT, COP
- Police officer's self-identificationIMACOP
- Police officers using radarSPEEDCOPS
- Police officers, informallyCOPS
- Police persistent procedureGRILLINGASUSPECT
- Police ploySTINGOPERATION
- Police procedureRAID
- Police vehicle, informallyCOPCAR
- Police workRAIDS
- Policies, for shortREGS
- Policy chiefCZAR
- Policy expertsWONKS
- Polio vaccine developerSABIN
- Polish (up)SPIFF
- Polish for printEDIT
- Polish for publicationEDIT
- Polish humanitarian SendlerIRENA
- Polish lettersOPI
- Polish placeNAIL
- Polish Solidarity leader LechWALESA
- Polish targetNAIL
- Polishes, as a floorWAXES
- PoliteCORDIAL
- Polite addressSIR
- Polite address for a ladyMAAM
- Polite assent in SevilleSISENOR
- Polite fellowGENT
- Polite guyGENT
- Polite requestMAYI
- Political allianceBLOC
- Political research centerPEW
- Political satire that won 17 Emmys in seven seasonsVEEP
- Polka __DOT
- Pollack as an imitatorCRABMEAT
- Pollution statAQI
- Polo alternativeTEE
- Polo ground chunkDIVOT
- Polo or pickleballSPORT
- Polo or teeSHIRT
- Polo participantHORSE
- Polo player's ridePONY
- Polo shirt alternativeIZOD
- Polo traversed itGOBI
- Poly- endingESTER
- Polygon prefixOCTA, DECA
- Polynesia's placeOCEANIA
- Polynesian carvingTIKI
- Polynesian root cropTARO
- Pom soundsYAPS
- Pomegranate seedARIL
- PomeloSHADDOCK
- Pompeii art formMOSAIC
- Pompeii destroyer, for shortMTVESUVIUS
- Ponce de __LEON
- Pond critterFROG
- Pond filmSLIME
- Pond plantLOTUS
- Pond swimmerDUCK
- Pond's "pad" flowerLILY
- PonderMUSE
- Ponderer's commentLETSSEE
- Pong makerATARI
- Pong platformATARI
- Pont Neuf riverSEINE
- Ponte Vecchio riverARNO
- Pontiff of 903LEOV
- Pony upANTE
- Pooch pestFLEA
- Pooch-biting bugFLEA
- Poodle pestFLEA
- Poodles and parakeetsPETS
- Pooh palOWL
- Pool adjunctSLIDE
- Pool areas?RECHALLS
- Pool contentsWATER
- Pool dive-insBREAKS
- Pool divisionsLANES
- Pool exerciseLAPS
- Pool floatsRAFTS
- Pool hall activityPOCKETBILLIARDS
- Pool hall cryRACKEMUP
- Pool hall sticksCUES
- Pool on a tablePOT
- Pool owner's concernALGAE
- Pool player's stickCUE
- Pool pocket complementSEXTET
- Pool table fabricFELT
- Pool wearSWIMCAP
- Poolside 25-AcrossCABANA
- Poolside furnitureCHAISE
- Poolside needTOWEL
- Poor decisionBADMOVE
- Poor gradeDEE
- Poor movie ratingONESTAR
- Poor Richard, for FranklinPENNAME
- Poor Richard, reallyBEN
- Poor Richard's cure-all herbTIME
- PoorlyILL
- Poorly foundedTENUOUS
- Poorly litDIM
- Poorly suited (for)UNFIT
- Pop artist WarholANDY
- Pop band with sisters Este, Danielle, and AlanaHAIM
- Pop byVISIT
- Pop culture adherent?SODAJERK
- Pop diva CelineDION
- Pop duo __ & AJALY
- Pop duo __ & HimSHE
- Pop icon LauperCYNDI
- Pop idol CelineDION
- Pop idol JenniferLOPEZ
- Pop in a glassSODA
- Pop in onVISIT
- Pop music star __ GagaLADY
- Pop of vibrant color?ORANGESODA
- Pop sensationIDOL
- Pop singer AlessiaCARA
- Pop singer AmosTORI
- Pop singer BakerANITA
- Pop singer CelineDION
- Pop singer Del ReyLANA
- Pop singer JonesNORAH
- Pop singer LipaDUA
- Pop singer MannAIMEE
- Pop singer MariahCAREY
- Pop singer MarsBRUNO
- Pop singer OraRITA
- Pop singer OrbisonROY
- Pop singer RitaORA
- Pop singer SandsEVIE
- Pop singer ToriAMOS
- Pop starIDOL
- Pop star Lady __GAGA
- Pop star with a "Hive"BEYONCE
- Pop upARISE, APPEAR
- Pop up againREAPPEAR
- Pop-top topsTABS
- Pop-ups in a free gameADS
- Pop's popGRAMPA
- Popcorn seasoningSALT
- Pope Leo XIV's birthplaceUSA
- Pope's priestsMEN
- Popeye palOYL
- Popeye's __'PeaSWEE
- Popped (out)FLIED
- Poppy partPETAL
- Poppy partsPETALS
- PopsDAD, DADA
- Pops upEMERGES
- Pops, as balloonsBURSTS
- Popular dunkerOREO
- Popular pizza styleNEAPOLITAN
- Popular potted plantGERANIUM
- Popular tabletASPIRIN
- Popular toyPEKE
- Popular WWW portalMSN
- Population centerCITY
- Population fig., oftenEST
- Porch party fixtureSOFA
- Porch problemDRYROT
- Porcupine quillSPINE
- Pore strip brandBIORE
- Pore strip targetNOSE
- Pore-tightening cosmeticTONER
- Pork __LOIN
- Pork cutLOIN
- Pork or beefMEAT
- Pork slab on the grillSPARERIBS
- Pork strip toppingBACON
- Pork, but not beansMEAT
- Porkers' penPIGSTY
- Porridge, usuallyOATMEAL
- Port city east of KobeOSAKA
- Port facilitiesPIERS
- Port in a stormOASIS
- Port northeast of DjiboutiADEN
- Port of HawaiiHILO
- Port of IraqBASRA
- Port of JapanOSAKA
- Port of YemenADEN
- Port south of KyivODESA
- Port St. __, FloridaLUCIE
- Port visitorsCRUISELINES
- Port, e.g.WINE
- Port, for exampleWINE
- Port. localeEUR
- Portable cleaner, for shortHANDVAC
- Portable cookerMESSTIN
- Portable drive portUSB
- Portable Tex-Mex snack, or a progression depicted in this puzzleWALKINGTACO
- Portable writing surfaceCLIPBOARD
- PortalDOOR
- Portal name with an exclamation pointYAHOO
- PortendBODE, SKEE
- Portending dangerOMINOUS
- PortentOMEN
- Portentous 17-AcrossOMEN
- Portfolio handlersMONEYMANAGERS
- Portfolio pieceASSET
- Porthos and Athos, e.g.AMIS
- Portion of a playACT
- Portion of butterPAT
- Portion of cakeSLICE
- Portion of farmlandACRE
- Portion outALLOT, METE
- Portions (out)DOLES, METES
- Portions of a playSCENES
- Portions of butterPATS
- Portmanteau pastryCRONUT
- Porto greetingOLA
- Portrait holders on wallsPICTUREFRAMES
- Portrait on dimesFDR
- Portrait subjectFACE
- Portraitist prefaceTHUMBNAILSKETCH
- PortrayedWAS
- PortraysACTSAS
- Portuguese "Hello"OLA
- Portuguese greetingOLA
- Posed (for)SAT
- Posed a queryASKED
- Poseidon's realmSEA
- Poses a questionASKS
- Poses done in a taproomBEERYOGA
- Poses questionsASKS
- Poses such as happy baby and humble warriorASANAS
- Posh and __: nickname of a British celebrity coupleBECKS
- Posh neckwearASCOT
- Poshly furnishedLUSH
- Posing pro's schedulesMODELYEARS
- PositionSTANCE, STATUS
- Positional prose pieceESSAY
- PositionsJOBS
- PositiveASSET
- Positive attributeASSET
- Positive feedbackYESES
- Positive feelingsAMITY
- Positive impression from a single traitHALOEFFECT
- Positive particlePROTON
- Positive pointASSET
- Positive potentialUPSIDE
- Positive reply to "How's your health?"IFEELOK
- Positive responsesYESES
- Positive review in a German newspaper?GUTREACTION
- Positive thinker's comment?IMSUREOFIT
- Posse, essentiallyAIDES
- PossessOWN, HAVE
- Possess, in the BibleHAST
- PossessedOWNED
- PossessesOWNS, HAS
- Possesses ample justificationHASACASE
- Possessive pronounONES
- Possessive type?EVILSPIRIT
- Possessive typesOWNERS
- Possessive wordOUR
- Possible babysitterAUNT
- Possible cruise restrictionNOKIDS
- Possible guestINVITEE
- Possible kite catcherTREE
- Possible mortgage provisionRATECAP
- Possible pasta preferenceALDENTE
- Possible reason for a TV-MA ratingSEX
- Possible sales opportunityLEAD
- Possible score after deuceADIN
- Possible start of a folktaleLEGENDHASIT
- Possible title for a B-school gradCEO
- Possibly bold choiceFONT
- Post __HOC
- Post for an usherAISLE
- Post office purchasesSTAMPS
- Post that's bigger than a gigJOB
- Post-alarm utteranceIMUP
- Post-grad ritualsORALS
- Post-it __NOTE
- Post-it scribbleNOTE
- Post-lecture seshQANDA
- Post-op areasICUS
- Post-op stopICU
- Post-OR areaICU
- Post-presentation seshQANDA
- Post-punk sudden death period became extremely exciting?GOTHOTGOTHOT
- Post-robbery directiveTIMETODIVIDEUPTHELOOT
- Post-verdict challengeAPPEAL
- Post-WWII treaty gp.OAS
- Postal deliveryMAIL
- Poster headingREWARD
- Poster on a subway wallMAP
- Posterior muscle, informallyGLUTE
- Posters that are usually ignoredSPAMBOTS
- Posters, postcards, pamphlets, etc.EPHEMERA
- Postgame summariesRECAPS
- Postimpressionist painter RousseauHENRI
- Posting on the side of a food truckMENU
- Postop therapyREHAB
- Postpaid encl.SASE
- PostponeDEFER
- Postpone the inevitableBUYTIME
- Postproduction VIPEDITOR
- Postseason awardMVP
- Postseason honorees, brieflyMVPS
- Posture supportersABS
- Postures on matsASANAS
- Pot fillerSOIL
- Pot pie morselPEA
- Pot pie veggiePEA
- Pot slipsIOUS
- Potable Heady TopperIPA
- Potato alternativePASTA
- Potato budsEYES
- Potato pancakeLATKE
- Potato products brandOREIDA
- Potato spotEYE
- Potato spotsEYES
- Potato-growing stateIDAHO
- Potato's coveringSKIN
- Potatoes, in Indian cuisineALOO
- Potatoes, in Indian dishesALOO
- Potatoes, in UrduALOO
- Potatoes, informallySPUDS
- PotbellyBEERGUT
- Potbelly that needs constant feeding?COALSTOVE
- Potential oakACORN
- Potential reward for a top-seeded teamBYE
- Potentially objectionableNOTPC
- Pothook shapeESS
- Potpie morselPEA
- Potpourri ingredientORRISROOT
- Potpourri piecePETAL
- Potter films' first DumbledoreRICHARDHARRIS
- Potter title partnerPRISONER
- Potter's purchaseSOIL
- PotteryWARE
- Pottery ovenKILN
- Pottery suppliesCLAYS
- Potts of "Young Sheldon"ANNIE
- Pouchlike partsSACS
- Poughkeepsie collegeVASSAR
- Poultry productEGG
- Poultry science studentsAGGIES
- Pound fractionOUNCE
- Pound fractionsPENCE
- Pound soundARF, WOOF
- Pound soundsYELPS
- Pour __ (fragrance category)HOMME
- Pour __ (make a major effort)ITON
- Pour __ troubled watersOILON
- Pour out fullyEMPTY
- Pour out?RAIN
- Pouring soundGLUG
- Pouring tool with a spoutWATERINGCAN
- Pouty lookMOUE
- Powder holderKEG
- Powder in a printerTONER
- Powder of a sortASH
- Powderlike coffee beansGRINDS
- Power cord's endPLUG
- Power drill insertBIT
- Power failureOUTAGE
- Power measuresWATTS
- Power of classic filmsTYRONE
- Power plant constructionsDAMS
- Power plant productSOOT
- Power sourceFUEL
- Power source with liquidsWETCELL
- Power unitWATT
- Power-tool inserts that bore holesDRILLBITS
- Powerball relativeKENO
- Powered bikesMOPEDS
- Powered by sunlightSOLAR
- Powered by the sunSOLAR
- Powerful business leaderCZAR
- Powerful engine named for its shapeVTEN
- Powerful groupsELITES
- Powerful sharkMAKO
- Powerful sharksMAKOS
- Powerful suitCEO
- Powerful whirlpoolMAELSTROM
- Powerfully builtSINEWED
- Powerfully coldARCTIC
- PowerPoint file, essentiallySLIDEDECK
- PowerPoint's F1HELP
- Powers that beREGIME
- Pozole peppersANCHOS
- PR concernIMAGE
- PR person's adviceTHISISBADFORYOURIMAGE
- PR portionRICO
- PR proSPINDOC
- PR, for the USTERR
- PracticalUTILE
- Practical baby shower giftDIAPERGENIE
- Practical jokesGAGS, PRANKS
- PracticeENGAGEIN
- Practice boxingSPAR
- Practice figureMEDICO
- Practice grp.DRS
- Practice in the boxing ringSPAR
- Practice punchingSPAR
- Practice weapons that may be made of hickoryWOODENSWORDS
- Practice with posesYOGA
- Practice, as a tradePLY
- Practiced, as a tradePLIED
- Prairie storehouseSILO
- PraiseLAUD
- Praise for a Cy Young biography?PITCHPERFECT
- Praise for a Hope Diamond history?ANABSOLUTEGEM
- Praise for a mechanic's handbook?FIRESONALLCYLINDERS
- Praise for a meditation guide?BREATHTAKING
- Praise for a rock climber's diary?GRIPPINGSTORY
- Praise from CaesarLAUDE
- Praise from Teddy RooseveltBULLYFORYOU
- Praise highlyLAUD
- Praiseful musicPAEANS
- Praiseful poemODE
- Praises highlyLAUDS
- Praising poetryODES
- Pranks with rolls, for shortTPS
- Prankster with opposable thumbsMONKEY
- Pratt of Avengers filmsCHRIS
- Prattles onYAPS
- Prattles on and onYAPS
- Prawn presentationSCAMPI
- Prayer candleVOTIVE
- Prayer closingAMEN
- Prayer conclusionAMEN
- Prayer enderAMEN
- Prayer endingAMEN
- Prayer endingsAMENS
- Prayer-ending wordAMEN
- Prayer's conclusionAMEN
- Prayer's endAMEN
- Prayer's final wordAMEN
- Prayer's last wordAMEN
- Pre-__ studentMED
- Pre-__-European languagesINDO
- Pre-1917 rulersTSARS
- Pre-1917 Russian rulerTSAR
- Pre-1991 atlas initialsSSR
- Pre-A/C bedtime decksSLEEPINGPORCHES
- Pre-ADBCE
- Pre-adolescentTWEEN
- Pre-Carson host of "The Tonight Show"PAAR
- Pre-cut, as lumberSAWN
- Pre-deal ritualCUT
- Pre-Easter periodLENT
- Pre-election eventDEBATE
- Pre-eruption lavaMAGMA
- Pre-euro moneyLIRA
- Pre-euro Spanish coinPESETA
- Pre-holiday nightsEVES
- Pre-iTunes stackCDS
- Pre-K sequenceABC
- Pre-K song subjectABCS
- Pre-MBA hurdleGRE
- Pre-migraine experience, for someAURA
- Pre-naturalization test course, for shortESL
- Pre-ordainedFATED
- Pre-ownedUSED
- Pre-U queueQRST
- Prearrange improperlyRIG
- Precede, as at a concertOPENFOR
- Precedent setter, legallyTESTCASE
- Precedes all othersLEADS
- PreCheck org.TSA
- PreciousDEAR
- Precious stoneGEM
- Precious stonesGEMS
- PrecipitationHASTE
- Precipitous dropsCLIFFS
- Precisely correctDEADON
- Precision knife brandXACTO
- PrecognitionESP
- Precognitive skillESP
- Precursor to overtimeTIE
- Predatory dinoTREX
- Predatory dolphinORCA
- Predatory marine mammalORCA
- Predatory seabirdSKUA
- PredicamentSPOT
- PredicamentsPLIGHTS
- Predict-ability?ESP
- Predicted takeoff hrs.ETDS
- Predictive signOMEN
- PredispositionBENT
- Predominant dragMAINSTREET
- Prefer to be calledGOBY
- Preferring platonic relationships, informallyARO
- Prefix denoting modernNEO
- Prefix for a lifesaving "Pen"EPI
- Prefix for centerEPI
- Prefix for comicSERIO
- Prefix for commutingTELE
- Prefix for cycle or angleTRI
- Prefix for dayMID
- Prefix for dictionBENE
- Prefix for finalSEMI
- Prefix for freezeANTI
- Prefix for lightTWI
- Prefix for matter or bodyANTI
- Prefix for modernULTRA
- Prefix for physicsMETA, ASTRO
- Prefix for podTRI
- Prefix for pod or angleTRI
- Prefix for pointMID
- Prefix for proofIDIOT
- Prefix for raptorOVI
- Prefix for scopeTELE, PERI, MICRO
- Prefix for sphereHEMI
- Prefix for surgeonNEURO
- Prefix for violetULTRA
- Prefix for whileERST
- Prefix in many a Scottish surnameMAC
- Prefix in some genre namesALT
- Prefix like atm-AER
- Prefix like atmo-AER
- Prefix like equi-ISO
- Prefix meaning ''before''PRE
- Prefix meaning "against"ANTI
- Prefix meaning "air"ATMO
- Prefix meaning "all"OMNI
- Prefix meaning "color"CHROMO
- Prefix meaning "culture"ETHNO
- Prefix meaning "distant"TELE
- Prefix meaning "distinct"IDIO
- Prefix meaning "eight"OCTO
- Prefix meaning "large"MACRO
- Prefix meaning "modern"NEO
- Prefix meaning "recent"NEO
- Prefix meaning "ring"CYCLO
- Prefix meaning "singular"MONO
- Prefix meaning "within"ENDO
- Prefix with -athlonTRI
- Prefix with -ceratopsTRI
- Prefix with -core for a style inspired by hikingGORP
- Prefix with -gramSONO
- Prefix with -metricISO
- Prefix with -pathicIDIO
- Prefix with -polisACRO
- Prefix with -tasseDEMI, COG
- Prefix with binaryNON
- Prefix with centerEPI
- Prefix with classicalNEO
- Prefix with correct or completeAUTO
- Prefix with day or nightMID
- Prefix with day or wayMID
- Prefix with dermalEPI
- Prefix with dermisEPI
- Prefix with dynamicAERO
- Prefix with genderCIS
- Prefix with graph or gramEPI
- Prefix with healthTELE
- Prefix with legal or normalPARA
- Prefix with life or wifeMID
- Prefix with linearRECTI
- Prefix with loyal and serviceDIS
- Prefix with meterODO
- Prefix with net or comINTER
- Prefix with padHELI
- Prefix with PenEPI
- Prefix with phoneMEGA
- Prefix with portHELI
- Prefix with sexualDEMI
- Prefix with spaceAERO
- Prefix with task or vitaminMULTI
- Prefix with thermalGEO
- Prefix with wattsMEGA
- Prefix with way or wifeMID
- Pregame lineup announcementSTARTINGPITCHER
- Prego alternativeRAGU
- Prego competitorRAGU
- Prego rivalRAGU
- Pregrown grassSOD
- Prehistoric supercontinentPANGAEA
- Preholiday timeEVE
- Preliminary raceHEAT
- Preliminary textDRAFT
- Preliminary working modelsPROTOTYPES
- Prelude to a kiss?IDO
- Prelude to a perspectiveIMHO
- Premier seating areaLOGE
- Premium location?GASPUMP
- Premolar neighborCANINE
- PrenatalINUTERO
- Prenuptial partyWEDDINGSHOWER
- PreoccupyOBSESS
- PreownedUSED
- Prep course targetEXAM
- Prep school for both BushesANDOVER
- PrepareREADY
- Prepare (for)PLAN
- Prepare a gift againREWRAP
- Prepare coursesCATER
- Prepare for a formalDRESS
- Prepare for a hearthSAWUP
- Prepare for a long driveTEEUP
- Prepare for actionTEEUP
- Prepare for later broadcastPRERECORD
- Prepare for publicationEDIT
- Prepare for shippingBOXUP
- Prepare giftsWRAP
- Prepare in a panFRY
- Prepare to advance, in baseballTAGUP
- Prepare to be photographedPOSE
- Prepare to move, as a houseplantUNPOT
- Prepare to playCUEUP
- Prepare to play, as a pianoTUNE
- Prepare to proposeKNEEL
- Prepare to publishEDIT
- Prepare to skate, or what can be found in 3-, 8-, 10-, and 33-Down?LACEUP
- Prepare to wear, perhapsIRON
- Prepare, as bao bunsSTEAM
- Prepare, as brioches, perhapsBRAID
- Prepare, as coffeeBREW
- Prepare, as oystersSHUCK
- Prepare, as teaBREW
- Prepared for a smoothie, saySTONED
- Prepared for battleARMED
- Prepared to be knightedKNELT
- Prepared to be paintedPOSED
- Prepared to proposeKNELT
- Prepared to take wingTAXIED
- Prepared, as bananas for baby foodMASHED
- Prepared, as soil for plantingTILLED
- Prepared, as teaBREWED
- Prepares (oneself)STEELS
- Prepares for a funeralEMBALMS
- Prepares for a photographPOSES
- Prepares for a tripPACKS
- Prepares to bowROSINS
- Prepares to move, as a houseplantUNPOTS
- Prepares, as piesBAKES
- Prepares, as pizza doughKNEADS
- Prepayments in some big book dealsADVANCES
- Prepped to goGOTSET
- Prepping periodLEADTIME
- Preppy brandPOLO
- Preppy jacketsETONS
- Preppy topsPOLOS
- Preps for bakingKNEADS
- Preps, as a Slip 'N SlideWETS
- Pres. after FDRHST
- Pres. before DDEHST
- Pres. on a dimeFDR
- Pres. who created the "alphabet agencies"FDR
- Preschool basicsABCS
- Present prefixOMNI
- Present your credentials, sayLOGIN
- Present-day moverSLEIGH
- Presentation on professorial fashion trends?TWEEDTALK
- Presentation to Patton and Sgt. YorkDSC
- Presently unable, with "in"NOFITSTATE
- Presents inaccurately, as dataSKEWS
- Preservative used for thousands of yearsSALT
- Preserve the status __QUO
- Preserved with a cassetteONTAPE
- Preserves in saltCURES
- President after George W. BushOBAMA
- President after JimmyRONALD
- President Barbie portrayerRAE
- President before FordNIXON
- President before WilsonTAFT
- President born in HawaiiOBAMA
- President FordGERALD
- President from 2009 to 2017OBAMA
- President John or John Quincy __ADAMS
- President John Quincy __ADAMS
- President MadisonJAMES
- President Monroe's __ Good FeelingsERAOF
- President of Brazil since 2023, familiarlyLULA
- Presidential middle name before HowardALAN
- Presidential spansERAS
- Presley's middle nameARON
- Press onPUSHAHEAD, IMPEL
- Press reportingCOVERAGE
- Press room?GYM
- Press rooms?GYMS
- Pressed a doorbellRANG
- Pressed forURGED
- Pressed sandwich that's part of a friendly rivalry between Miami and TampaCUBAN
- Pressed, as clothesIRONED
- Presses onIRONS
- Pressing needIRON
- Pressing the "permanent press" button?IRONIRONY
- Pressure measurePSI
- PressuresFORCES
- Pressurized garbGSUIT
- PrestigeCACHET
- Prestigious award for PeaceNOBELPRIZE
- Prestigious prize with six categoriesNOBEL
- PretendACT, ACTASIF
- Pretend to beIMITATE
- Pretends to beAPES
- PretenseCHARADE
- PreternaturalUNCANNY
- Preternatural glowAURA
- Pretoria currencyRAND
- Pretreatment targetSPOT
- Pretrial court paymentBAIL
- Pretty __PENNY
- Pretty good gradeBPLUS
- Pretty hard to believeFANTASTIC
- Pretty much all thingsNOUNS
- Pretty soonINABIT
- Pretty Woman and Love ActuallyROMCOMS
- Pretzel shapeKNOT
- Pretzel shapesKNOTS
- PrevailWIN
- Prevail overDEFEAT
- Prevalent emollientALOE
- PrevaricationLIE
- Prevent from happeningAVERT
- PreviousPRIOR
- Previous experienceTRACKRECORD
- PreviouslyONCE, AGO
- Previously namedNEE
- Prez after HarryIKE
- Prez on Mount RushmoreABE
- Price additionTAX
- Price for hand delivery?ANTE
- Price paidCOST
- Price pointsTAGS
- Price reductionSALE
- Price to payCOST
- Price to run a commercialADFEE
- Price, informallyDAMAGE
- Priceless?FREE, ARIOT
- Pricey German carsBMWS, ERS, SPA
- Pricey Japanese beefWAGYU
- Pricey theater boxesLOGES
- Prickly __ cactusPEAR
- Prickly plantsCACTI
- Pride and joyEMOTIONS
- Pride and joy of many an audiophileRECORDCOLLECTION
- Pride boosterEGOTRIP
- Pride eventPARADE
- Pride memberLION
- Pride Month lettersLGBT
- Pride parade inits.LGBT
- Pride symbolRAINBOW
- Pries (from)WRESTS
- Pries (into)NOSES
- Priest in "Lost Horizon"LAMA
- Priest postALTAR
- Prim and properSTAID
- Prima __DONNA
- Prima __: at first sightFACIE
- Prima donnasDIVAS
- PrimaryMAIN
- Primary couleurBLEU
- Primary fig.POL
- Primary hub of Alaska Airlines, familiarlySEATAC
- Primary ingredient in the Nigerian dish àmàlàYAM
- Primary instrument of English Renaissance composer John DowlandLUTE
- Primary support groupsPACS
- Primate that can be lesser or greatAPE, AKA, EGOTS, CAVE, CIVILENGINEERING, HAH, OMS
- Primate with no tailAPE
- Primatologist GoodallJANE
- Primatology focusAPES
- Primatology subjectAPE
- PrimeAONE
- Prime Cuts Dry brandALPO
- Prime meridian setting: Abbr.GST
- Prime minister at Elizabeth II's coronationNEHRU
- Prime minister between Theresa and LizBORIS
- Prime playAGAME
- Primer, e.g.COAT
- Primetime awardEMMY
- Primetime commercialTVAD
- PrimitiveEARLY
- Primitive bipeds, informallyAPEMEN
- PrimoAONE
- PrimpsPREENS
- Primrose varietyOXLIP
- PrinceTENNISBALLBRAND, HISROYALBADNESS, HEIRTOTHETHRONE
- Prince and the Pauper penSTYE
- Prince William's auntANNE
- Prince William's momDIANA
- Prince William's wifeKATE
- Prince, for instanceSON
- Prince, to a kingSON
- Princely initialsHRH
- Princes of IndiaRAJAHS
- Princess Bride starELWES
- Princess Leia, e.g.HEROINE
- Princess of IndiaRANEE
- Princess of Wales, in headlinesKATE
- Princess who first appeared in Super Mario LandDAISY
- Princeton athleteTIGER
- Principal draw on fight night, or an apt title for this puzzleMAINEVENT
- Principal performer pairsCOLEADS
- Principal roleLEAD
- Principal's deg.EDD
- Principle from the Chinese for "shade"YIN
- Principle that anything that can go wrong will go wrongMURPHYSLAW
- Pringles alternativeLAYS
- Print mediaPRESS
- Print-file org.FBI
- Printed slipsERRATA, ASTA
- Printer brandEPSON
- Printer cartridgeTONER
- Printer cartridge colorsCYANS
- Printer cartridge contentsINK
- Printer functionSCAN
- Printer partTRAY
- Printer powderTONER
- Printer purchaser's referenceQUICKSTARTGUIDE
- Printer spec.DPI
- Printer supplyINKS
- Printer's packageREAM
- Printing choicePORTRAIT
- Printing gaffeERRATUM
- Printing machinePRESS
- Printing measurePICA
- Printmaker's fluidINK
- Prior to nowAGO
- Prior to todayAGO
- PrisonerINMATE
- Private aid gp.NGO
- Private app convosDMS
- Private chats on soc. mediaDMS
- Private convosDMS
- Private eyesSNOOPS
- Private eyes, in pulp slangTECS
- Private meetingTETEATETE
- Private online convosDMS
- Private pupilTUTEE
- Private's superior, for shortSARGE
- Privatize?SEAL
- Privileged groupsELITES
- Privy toINON
- Prix __FIXE
- Prix __ menuFIXE
- Prix fixe featureSETMENU
- Prize for a GPS-using hunterGEOCACHE
- Prize grabber in an arcade gameCLAW
- Prize highlyVALUE
- Prized possessionGEM
- Prized violinAMATI
- Prized violin, familiarlySTRAD
- Prizefight siteARENA
- Prizes for some producersTONYS
- Pro __ (impermanent)TEM
- Pro __ (proportionately)RATA
- Pro __: at no chargeBONO
- Pro __: gratisBONO
- Pro and __CON
- Pro followerTEM
- Pro hockey venueARENA
- Pro pitcher, perhapsADMAN
- Pro skater of the Pro Skater video game franchiseTONYH
- Pro sports missilePUCK
- Pro voteYEA
- Pro votesYEAS
- Pro who's a master of deduction?CPA
- Pro-__: some tourneysAMS
- Proactive Health pet food brandIAMS
- ProbabilityLIKELIHOOD
- Problem in one's pants or pantryANTS
- Problem not caused by the computerUSERERROR
- Problem solving aidCLUE
- Problem that can grow with fameEGO
- Problem-solving hintCLUE
- Problematic engine soundsPINGS
- Problematic reactionOHNO
- ProblematicalDICEY
- Procedural figureCOP
- Procedural that spun off from "JAG"NCIS
- Procedure practiced on mannequins: Abbr.CPR
- Proceed onWEND
- Proceed with great cautionWALKONEGGS
- Proceeding that may follow a subpoena, and what the ends of 16-, 23-, 46-, and 59-Across can make?COURTAPPEARANCE
- Proceeding very cautiouslyWALKINGONEGGS
- Process of detachment, or an apt title for this puzzleDISASSOCIATION
- Process, as grainTHRESH
- Processed foodATE
- Procession of new arrivals to a lion sanctuary?PRIDEPARADE
- ProclamationDECREE
- Proclamation emblemSEAL
- ProcuresOBTAINS
- Prod gentlyNUDGE
- ProddedURGED
- Prodigious portionCHUNK
- Produce a good resultBEARFRUIT
- Produce aisle sprayMIST
- Produce recall cause, oftenECOLI
- Produce youngSPAWN
- Produce, as an eggLAY
- Produced nearbyLOCAL
- Producer on seven U2 albumsENO
- Producers of road movies?DASHCAMS
- Produces apian-themed bedroom decor?MAKESABEELINEN
- Product labelsBRANDS
- Product line?ASSEENONTV, SLOGAN
- Product lines?UPC
- Product name recognitionBRANDAWARENESS
- Product needed for some hair removalEYEBROWWAX
- Product of a redox reactionION
- Product of a schismSECT
- Product of Chicago?ROCKANTHEM
- Product of cosmic ray collisionsANTIMATTER
- Product of fusionALLOY
- Product of incomplete combustionASH
- Product of running waterGULLY
- Product of uranium decayRADON
- Product often used to create a wet lookGEL
- Product removed by shear force?WOOL
- Product that may reduce dark circlesEYEGEL
- Product's release timeSTREETDATE
- ProductionSHOW
- Production amountOUTPUT
- Production with tenorsOPERA
- Productive oil wellGUSHER
- Products of running waterCANYONS
- Products of wood carbonizationTARS
- Products often applied before moisturizersTONERS
- Prof's deg., oftenPHD
- ProfessAVOW, TENTH
- Professional cooksCHEFS
- Professional joke tellerCOMIC
- Professional orgs.ASSNS
- Professional who specializes in oil cleanups?ARTRESTORER
- Professionals who have a real sense of styleEDITORS
- Professor, for instanceEDUCATOR
- Professor's job securityTENURE
- ProficiencyMASTERY
- Profile detailHOBBY
- Profit oppositeLOSS
- Profit's counterpartLOSS
- ProFlowers.com ownerFTD
- ProfoundDEEP
- Profs.' helpersTAS
- Program broadcast from Rockefeller PlazaTODAY
- Program for aspiring docsPREMED
- Program for some psych majorsPREMED
- Program opened with a tapAPP
- Program's second airingRERUN
- Programmer's outputCODE
- Programming language named for the first Countess of LovelaceADA
- Programming sequences that don't end, literallyINFINITE
- ProgramsCODES
- ProgressGETAHEAD
- Progress slowlyINCH
- Progress that may be measured on a doorframeHEIGHT
- Progress tracker for one trying to "catch 'em all"POKEDEX
- Progressive business: Abbr.INS
- Progressive requestCLAIM
- ProhibitedILLICIT
- Prohibited thingsNONOS
- ProhibitionBAN
- Prohibition potationNEARBEER, HOOCH
- ProhibitionsTABOOS
- ProhibitsBANS
- Project completion datumETA
- Project impedimentSNAG
- Project on stageEMOTE
- Project settingGOAL
- Project that kindergartners need to use their noodles forMACARONIART
- Project's phaseSTAGE
- Projectile aimed at a bull's-eyeDART
- Prolific patenteeEDISON
- Prolonged attackSIEGE
- Prolonged battleSIEGE
- Prom attendantCHAPERON
- Prom attendeeTEEN
- Prom corsageORCHID
- Prom fabricTAFFETA
- Prom flowersORCHIDS
- Prom purchaseWRISTCORSAGE
- Prom queen's crownTIARA
- Prom queen's headgearTIARA
- Prom rentalLIMO
- Prominent part of a giraffe's dietACACIA
- Promise confidentlyASSURE
- Promise made by a serial dater who aspires to commit?ONEMORETRY
- Promise not to tell, for shortNDA
- Promise on a noteIOU
- Promise-to-pay noteIOU
- Promise-to-pay paperIOU
- Promises between bestiesPACTS
- Promises on paperIOUS
- Promising spot?ALTAR
- Promising youngsterPHENOM
- Promissory note?SHALL
- Promissory papersIOUS
- Promissory proceduresOATHS
- Promissory quoteOATH
- Promo in a magazinePRINTAD
- PromosADS
- Promote aggressivelyFLOG
- Promote loudlyTOUT
- Promotes heavilyTOUTS
- Promoting elaboratelyBALLYHOOING
- Promotional costADFEE
- Promotional packet released to the mediaPRESSKIT
- PromptedSPURRED
- Prompted on stageCUED
- Prompted, in a theaterCUED
- Prompting an actorCUING
- Promptly, in a memoASAP
- Prone (to)APT
- Prone to snoopingNOSY
- Prone to sulkingMOODY
- ProngTINE
- Pronoun choiceSHE
- Pronoun choicesHEHIM
- Pronoun for herSHE
- Pronoun for Miss PiggyMOI, SHE
- Pronoun optionHER
- Pronoun or contractionITS
- PronounceUTTER
- Pronounce indistinctlySLUR
- Pronunciation challengeTONGUETWISTER
- Pronunciation omissionELISION
- Proof of legal age, oftenIDCARD
- Proofreader's insertion markCARET
- Proofreader's markDELE
- Prop in "Aladdin"LAMP
- Prop upBOLSTER
- Propaganda battlesPSYWARS
- Propel wellHURL
- PropelledSENT
- Propelled a rowboatOARED
- Propelled with oarsROWED
- Propelled, as a puntPOLED
- Propelling, as a raftPOLING
- Proper partnerPRIM
- Properly pitchedTUNED
- Property claimLIEN
- Property line indicatorWALL
- Property or patents, to CPAsNONMONETARYASSET
- Property transfer needDEED
- Prophetic signOMEN
- Prophetic signsOMENS
- Propose (to)OFFER
- Proposed formallyMOVED
- ProprietorOWNER
- Props for hillside homesSTILTS
- ProsACES
- Pros and __CONS
- Pros who cry "out" loud?UMPS
- Pros who know all the hot spots?ADREPS
- Pros who try to stay balanced?CPAS, TIE
- ProscriptionNONO
- Prosecco kinASTI
- Prospector's findORE
- Protected area in a soccer gameSHIN
- Protected fig.SSN
- Protecting fullySECURING
- ProtectionAEGIS
- Protection of intellectual property, or a phonetic hint to 16-, 23-, 30-, and 44-AcrossCOPYRIGHT
- Protection provisionCOVERAGE
- Protection when things are heating upOVENMITT
- Protections against respiratory illnessesFACEMASKS
- Protective influenceTUTELAGE
- Protective layer?HEN
- Protective sponsorshipAEGIS
- Protective trinketAMULET
- Protein bar grainOAT, GRR
- Protein in some meltsTUNA
- Protest singer PhilOCHS
- Protestant denom.BAPT
- Protesting rule-breakingCRYINGFOUL
- Protestor, quite possiblyMILITANT
- Protestors' chorusCHANTS
- Proton partnerNEUTRON
- Protons' homeATOM
- Prototype: Abbr.ORIG
- Prototypical mad scientistDRMOREAU
- Prototypical pasta processorDENTE
- ProtrudeJUT
- Protrude, as a chinJUT
- Protruding navelOUTIE
- ProtrusionBULGE
- Prove falseDEBUNK
- Prove human, in a wayERR
- ProverbADAGE, SAW
- Proverbial criersLOSERS
- ProvideGIVE
- Provide (with)ENDUE
- Provide a new lookRESTYLE
- Provide an addressORATE
- Provide for freeCOMP
- Provide proof forDOCUMENT
- Provide the spreadCATER
- Provide with gearEQUIP
- Provided clarity, in a wayEDITED
- Provided weapons toARMED
- Provided with kibble, sayFED
- Provided with, as a mealFEDTO
- Providence sch.URI
- Providence, __ IslandRHODE
- Provider of routine suppliesGAGWRITER
- Provides an addressORATES
- Provincial accumulationCANADIANA
- Proving groundLAB
- Proving groundsTESTBEDS
- Provisional, as a leaderACTING
- ProvisosIFS
- Provo residentUTAHN
- Provo's placeUTAH
- ProvocativeEDGY
- Provocative posterTROLL
- ProvokeINCITE
- ProvokesBAITS
- PrudentWISE
- Prudent sayingMAXIM
- Prune centerPIT
- Pry awayWREST
- Pseudo?FALSEFRONT
- Pseudonym precederAKA
- Psych (up)AMP
- Psych-out tacticMINDGAME
- Psyche componentsIDS
- Psyche sectionsIDS
- Psyched (up)AMPED, EAGER
- Psychedelics study subj.LSD
- Psychological cause of personal failure, or a feature of 19-, 24-, 38-, and 45-AcrossINNERSABOTEUR
- Psychological studyEGO
- Psychologist who created a notable hierarchyMASLOW
- Pt. of EMSEMER
- Pt. of GPSSYS
- Pt. of HDTVDEF
- Pt. of LLCLTD
- Pt. of NYUUNIV, HEAR
- Pt. of some school namesTECH
- Pt. of USAAMER
- Pt. of USNANAV
- Pt. opposite SSWNNE
- Pts. of sports leaguesDIVS, ETTA
- Pub arrayALES
- Pub beverageALE
- Pub beveragesALES
- Pub brewALE
- Pub brewsALES
- Pub designationIPA
- Pub gameDARTS
- Pub game with sharp projectilesDARTS
- Pub orderALE
- Pub pourALE
- Pub prefixGASTRO
- Pub quaffALE
- Pub selectionALE
- Pub servingALE
- Pub servingsALES
- Pub target with a bull's-eye centerDARTBOARD
- Public facePERSONA
- Public figure?NOTARY
- Public health agcy.CDC
- Public health org.CDC
- Public message of appreciationSHOUTOUT
- Public opinion surveysPOLLS
- Public projectionsPERSONAS
- Public sale IDLOTNUMBER
- Public school support grp.PTA
- Public square that gets really sticky in the heat?LICORICEPIAZZA
- Public tantrumSCENE
- Public worksPARKS
- Publication IDISBN
- Publicity peopleTOUTERS
- PublicizeAIR
- PublishedRAN
- Publisher William Randolph __HEARST
- Publisher's page numberFOLIO
- Publishing partnershipsCOLLABS
- Pucci of fashionEMILIO
- Puccini masterworkTOSCA
- Puccini pairingADUE
- Puccini workOPERA
- Puck or pancakeDISK
- Puck's Beverly Hills placeSPAGO
- Puck's flagship restaurantSPAGO, NOAH
- Pucker-inducingTART
- Puerto __RICAN
- Puerto Rico or MauiISLE
- Puerto Rico, por ejemploISLA
- Puerto Rico's flag has oneSTAR
- PuffWISP
- Puff of smokeWISP
- Puff piece?CIGAR, ECLAIR
- Puff up, as pillowsPLUMP
- Puffer jacket filler, oftenEIDER
- Puffin kinAUK
- Puffy coatWOOL
- Puffy hairAFRO
- Puffy hairdoAFRO
- Puffy pastriesPOPOVERS
- Puffy reminder of a scuffleFATLIP
- Pulitzer winner Jericho Brown, for onePOET
- Pulitzer-winning novelist JenniferEGAN
- Pulitzer-winning play chronicled in the oral history "The World Only Spins Forward"ANGELSINAMERICA
- PullSWAY
- Pull (out)EKE
- Pull a pre-final all-nighterCRAM
- Pull alongDRAG
- Pull apartPRYOPEN, TEAR
- Pull backEBB
- Pull behindTOW
- Pull felt on EarthONEG
- Pull from behindTOW, DRAG
- Pull with a mouseDRAG
- Pull-up muscleLAT
- Pulled a chair up toSATAT
- Pulled offDID
- Pullet 38-Down, for instancePUN
- Pullover rainwearPONCHO
- Pulls from behindTOWS
- PulverizeMASH
- Pulverized grainMEAL
- Puma, for oneSNEAKER
- Pumice, previouslyMAGMA
- Pump kinSANDAL
- Pump on a treeSHOE
- Pump or clogSHOE
- Pumping device in a pubBEERENGINE
- Pumpkin or squashGOURD
- Pumpkin picking timeFALL
- Pumpkin pie spiceMACE
- Pumps (up)FIRES
- Punch for practiceSPAR
- Punch line?TICKETSPLEASE
- Punch soundKAPOW
- Punch, slangilyBIFF
- Punchy flavorTANG
- PunctualONTIME
- Punctuation in a web addressSLASH
- Puncturing toolAWL
- PunditSWAMI
- Pundits' placeOPED
- PungentACRID
- Pungent burger toppingsONIONS
- Pungent slice on a burgerONION
- Pungent veggie toppingONION
- Pungent, perhapsONIONY
- Punishment for a Gen X kidNOTV
- Punishment-relatedPENAL
- Punk music offshootEMO
- Punk musician ViciousSID
- Punk rock offshootEMO
- Punk subcultureEMO
- Punk subgenreEMO
- PunsterWAG
- Punt or field goalKICK
- Punto cardinaleESTE
- Punxsutawney figurePHIL
- Pup's front feetFOREPAWS
- Pupil in MontrealELEVE
- Pupil's neighborRETINA
- Pupillary zone homeIRIS
- Puppy barksYAPS
- Puppy or parrotPET
- Puppy's barkYIP
- Puppy's criesYELPS
- Puppy's squeakerTOY
- Purchase for a commercialAIRTIME
- Purchase in advancePREPAY
- Pure joyBLISS
- Puree in a breakfast bowlACAI
- PurelyALL
- PurifyREFINE, CLEAN
- Purifying filter acronymHEPA
- Purina competitorIAMS
- PuritanicalAUSTERE
- Purity standardKARAT
- Purnell of "Fallout"ELLA
- Purple 13-DownsIRISES
- Purple berry in healthy smoothiesACAI
- Purple berry in smoothiesACAI
- Purple bloomIRIS
- Purple bloomersLILACS
- Purple boba tea flavorTARO
- Purple flowerLILAC
- Purple fruitPLUM, SLOE
- Purple garden flowerIRIS
- Purple pet in classic cartoonsDINO
- Purple puree baseACAI
- Purple smoothie berryACAI
- Purple spring flowerIRIS
- Purple yamUBE
- Purple yam from the PhilippinesUBE
- Purple yam used in dessertsUBE
- Purplish redMAGENTA
- PurposeUSE
- PurposefulUTILE
- Purr formerCAT
- Purring petCAT
- Purring petsCATS
- PurseBAG
- Purse at a boxing matchPRIZEMONEY
- Purse handleSTRAP
- Pursued properlyFAIR
- Pursuer of BugsELMER
- Pursuit of pleasureHEDONISM
- PurviewAREA
- Push backDELAY, INDENT
- Push beyond acceptable limitsGOTOOFAR
- Push forwardURGE
- Push higherBOOST
- Push into actionIMPEL
- Push overTOPPLE
- Push-button wordSTART
- Push-or-pull exercise equipmentSLED
- Push-up form?BRAPAD
- PushedSHOVED
- Pushed hardURGED
- Pushed to the limitTESTED
- PushesURGES
- Pushing the envelopeAVANTGARDE
- Pushup beneficiaryPEC
- Puss in Boots, for oneCAT
- Puss, in ParisCHAT
- Put ___ (employed)TOUSE
- Put a blanket on, e.g.COVER
- Put a handle onIDED
- Put a name toPLACE
- Put a new label onRETAG
- Put a new price label onRETAG
- Put a new price onRETAG
- Put a salt, as into table saltIODIZE
- Put a value onASSESS
- Put all of one's eggs in one basketBETTHERANCH
- Put an __ (stop)ENDTO
- Put an edge onHONE
- Put an end toHALT
- Put awayATE, STOW, STASH, EAT
- Put backRESTORE
- Put back in a skilletREFRY
- Put back into serviceREUSE
- Put dishes awayATE
- Put downDIS, DEMEAN, LAND
- Put down, as fresh turfRESOD
- Put emphasis onSTRESS
- Put forthPOSIT
- Put forwardPOSE
- Put in a seat, sayELECT
- Put in the overhead binSTOW
- Put into __ (initiate)EFFECT
- Put into codeENCRYPT
- Put into effectENACT
- Put into lawENACT
- Put into playUSE
- Put into serviceUSE
- Put lots of things awayFEAST
- Put money away for the futureSAVEUP
- Put offDETER, DEFER, DISSUADE
- Put onDON, SETATOP, AIRED, WORN
- Put on a bashful frontACTCOY
- Put on a certain adhesiveGLUED
- Put on a happy faceGRIN
- Put on a listCANT
- Put on a scaleRATED
- Put on a scale, sayRATE
- Put on againREAIR
- Put on boardLADE
- Put on clothesDRESS
- Put on iceCHILL, SHELVE
- Put on lowSIMMER
- Put on noticeWARN
- Put on the booksENACT
- Put on the marketSELL
- Put on, as clothingDON
- Put on, as nail polishAPPLY
- Put one's feet upREST
- Put out of one's mindCASTASIDE
- Put pen to paper, sayPRINT
- Put points on the boardSCORED
- Put rightTRUED
- Put something over onSNOOKER
- Put sugar inSWEETEN
- Put the pedal to the metalSPEED
- Put through an X-raySCAN
- Put through the pacesTEST
- Put to bedICE
- Put to bed, as a rumorDEBUNK
- Put to rest, as rumorsDISPEL
- Put to the testTRY
- Put togetherBUILT
- Put together for keepsWELDED
- Put trust inCOUNTON
- Put two and two togetherADD
- Put upERECT, ATSTAKE, ANTED
- Put up a fussPROTEST, BALK
- Put up or inANTED
- Put up withABIDED, ABIDE
- Put up, in pokerANTE
- Put-in-Bay's lakeERIE
- Puts a spell onHEXES
- Puts awayEATS
- Puts away the dishes?EATS
- Puts back to zeroRESETS
- Puts down grown grassSODS
- Puts everything on the lineRISKSALL
- Puts inADDS
- Puts in a bindLACES
- Puts in orderSORTS, ASSORTS
- Puts in the gameUSES
- Puts into serviceUSES
- Puts into the mixADDS
- Puts into wordsSAYS
- Puts onDONS
- Puts on iceCOOLS
- Puts on, as clothingDONS
- Puts one foot in front of the otherSTEPS
- Puts one's feet upRESTS
- Puts to workUSES
- Puts togetherADDS
- Puts two and two togetherADDS
- Puts up for saleLISTS
- Putting in some miles, sayONARUN
- Putting one foot forward, in a wayLUNGING
- Putting one's foot downSTAMPING
- Puzo novelOMERTA
- Puzo's last novelOMERTA
- Puzzle (out)SUSS, UNRAVEL
- Puzzle clue headingACROSS
- Puzzle clue list headingACROSS
- Puzzle completelyBEWILDER
- Puzzle invented by Tetsuya MiyamotoKENKEN
- Puzzle pieces?ZEES
- Puzzle with picturesREBUS
- Puzzled (out)SUSSED
- Puzzles (out)SUSSES
- PuzzlingENIGMATIC
- Puzzling field formations, literallyCROP
- Pvt. trainerSGT
- PX patronsGIS
- Pyle of '60s TVGOMER
- Pyle playerNABORS
- Pyramid builders of MexicoAZTEC
- Pyramid schemesTETRAHEDRA
- Pyramid topperAPEX
- Pyroprocessing deviceKILN
- Python or boaSNAKE