Letter P
poet Spanish 1930s queen
PTL part
Parliament VIP
Parliament figure
Parliament man
Parliament member
Parliament title
Parliamentarian's title
Parliamentarian, perhaps
Parliamentary address?
Parliamentary title
Pauline ___, famous actress.
Pauline ___, who starred in "They Knew What They Wanted."
Peerage type
Person of authority.
Person of power and authority.
Peter Wimsey's title
Peter Wimsey, e.g.
Peter Wimsey, for one
Poet Byron's title
Prayer beginning
Prayer receiver, with "the"
Prayer start
Proprietor of a manor
person with power over others
Poet Audre
Pop singer from New Zealand
Pop star from New Zealand
Prayerful plea for restraint and endurance
Part 3 of an Easter reminder
Parishioner's cry?
Petty noblemen.
Peter O'Toole role.
Pun-ny nickname for a tech-savvy office manager
Parliament's House of --
Parliamentarians
Parliamentary contingent
Parliamentary peers
Peers in a house?
Prayer preceder
Prayer starter?
position or authority of a lord
Princess Margaret's ex
Passed-down folk wisdom
Passed down stories
Passed-on stories
Past memories
Past wisdom
Poe's "volume of forgotten ___"
Popular belief
Popular knowledge
Popular wisdom
Possibly apocryphal history
Practical knowledge
Parent company of the cosmetics brand Garnier
Parent of Maybelline
Preference maker
Part for Channing or Monroe.
Prototype of the gold digger.
Peck's "Arabesque" costar
Player of Cleopatra in "Two Nights With Cleopatra"
Ponti's Sophia
Ponti's longtime spouse
Ponti's partner
Ponti's spouse
Ponti's wife
Popular Italian.
"Pal Joey" lyricist Hart
*Partner of Richard Rodgers
Patron of Michelangelo
Pack animals from Santa Monica?
Player of "Hot Lips" Houlihan on "M*A*S*H"
Pair of eyeglasses with a handle
Pair of glasses with a handle
Pair of opera glasses
pair of spectacles mounted on a long handle
"Pahua and the Soul Stealer" author Lee
"Pieces of Me" singer McKenna
Panelist with Barbara, Mark, Kevin, and/or Robert (among others) on "Shark Tank"
Peru prisoner Berenson
Petty of A League of Their Own
Petty of Tank Girl
Petty around Hollywood
Petty in "A League of Their Own"
Petty in "Free Willy"
Petty in Hollywood
Petty in pictures
Petty of "Free Willy"
Petty of "Orange Is the New Black"
Petty of "Point Break"
Petty of Hollywood
Petty of film
Petty of films
Petty or Loughlin
Petty or Singer
Petty or Singer of the cinema
Pulitzer-winning playwright Suzan-___ Parks
Pacific parrots
Petty and Singer
prosimian primate
Poetically lonely.
Patterson who played the singing flight attendant in "Airplane!"
Patterson who played the title role on TV's "Private Benjamin"
"Portlandia" producer Michaels
Played Ben Cartwright
Producer Michaels
Pa CartWRIGHT on "Bonanza"
Prosecutor portrayer in "Peyton Place"
Parrot fish
Painter Claude ___, ne gelee
Painter Claude ___, né Gelée
Playwright Hansberry
Province the Germans call Lothringen
"Passage to Marseille" actor, 1944
Peter of the big screen
Peter ___, movie heavy.
Peter ___, of the movies.
Peter of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"
Peter of "Arsenic and Old Lace"
Peter of "Casablanca"
Peter of "Casbah"
Peter of "Casino Royale"
Peter of "M"
Peter of "The Beast with Five Fingers"
Peter of "The Maltese Falcon"
Peter of "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Peter of 1934's "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Peter of Hollywood.
Peter of film
Peter of films
Peter of old films
Peter of pictures
Peter of sinister roles
Peter who played Cairo in "The Maltese Falcon"
Peter who played Mr. Moto
Peter who played Mr. Moto in eight films
Peter who starred in "M"
Peter who was the first actor to play a Bond villain
Player of Mr. Moto
Player of the villain in "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Poe film regular of the '60s
Pudgy Peter of film fame
Petrol utiliser
Petrol-station stopper
Piccadilly sight
Parrot cousin
Parrot of New Guinea
" _Por qué no_ ___ _dos?_ "
"Por que no ___ dos?"
Part of "___ Angeles"
Part of America's second-largest city?
Part of LAPL
Part of LAX
Part of many California place names
Part of many Spanish place names
Part of many southwestern place names
Part of some California city names
Part of the LAPD?
Part of the sports club name LAFC
Plural of 'el'
Pop band __ Lobos
Pop music's -- Lobos
Preceder of Alamos
Preceder of Alamos or Altos
Preceder of Alamos or Angeles
___ Padres National Forest
___ Pollos Hermanos ("Breaking Bad" restaurant)
___ Pollos Hermanos (restaurant in "Breaking Bad")
Place famous for first big bang.
Pacific Standard and Pacific Daylight?
Publication in which "Column One" appears
Parker Lewis Can't ___
Pete Yorn "___ You"
Place last, say
Place or show
Place or show, in a sense
Place, e.g.
Pitch a fit
Person at the bottom of the scoreboard
Paper, vis-à-vis scissors
Participation trophy recipient
Perennial last-place finisher
Perry Mason, only once
Person defeated
Person faking a smile at an awards show
Person trying to smile at an awards show
Place or show horse
Player over 21, perhaps
Player who topples the Jenga tower
Pointless player, perhaps
Postgame moper
Postgame sulker
Proverbial weeper
person or thing that loses
Perennial failures
Players who don't get the W
Poem by Sandburg
Postgame sulkers
Proverbial weepers
"Poirot ___ a Client": Christie
Places last
Picks the short straw
Pushing the panic button
Purpose of an antidepressant?
Pre-"Risky Business" Tom Cruise feature
P&L part
Parenthesized entry
Parenthetical amount
Parenthetical entry in the books
Parenthetical figure, often
Perfect season spoiler
Perfect-record breaker
Personnel casualty
Playoff bummer
Playoff disappointment
Playoff heartbreak
Poor result
Portfolio setback
Profit and --
Profit's antithesis
Profit's counterpart
Profit's opposite
Profit's other side
Profit's partner
Property damage, to an insurer
Pessimist's ledger sheet heading?
Part of a bad streak
Poorly selling bands, to record label
Profits' counterparts
Product designed to attract new customers rather than be profitable
Product sold below cost to attract customers
Product sold at a financial sacrifice to attract customers
Partner of found.
Picked rock against paper, say
Picked the short straw
Pixie-led
Played paper against scissors, e.g.
Played scissors against rock, say
Plight of Bo-peep's sheep.
Popular ABC adventure series
Popular ABC series
Post–W.W. I generation
Penmanship, some say
Patrick Dillon book
"Peter Pan" crew
"Peter Pan" group
Poster's heading with an animal picture
Places to discover, and a hint to the answers to the starred clues
Picture posted on many a pole
Poster heading accompanied by a picture of a boxer, perhaps
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