Letter P
Pilot's insignia
Pilot's pin
Pop song group
Pterodactyl features
Parts of a bird needed to fly
Performs sans rehearsal
Paul McCartney, for a time
Pilot's dog?
Plane dimensions
Plane measurements
Plane measures ... and, literally, what can be seen in the answers to starred clues
Pictorial of a building annex for Architectural Digest?
Poet Letts
Plying with port
Period of bacchanalia?
Playful signal
Pretend not to see, with "at"
person or thing that winks
Pry loose
Plaintiffs in a well-documented case against Facebook
Pretends not to notice
Pretends not to see
Popular US motor home manufacturer
Popular motor home
Person in a circle, maybe
Pollster's projection
person or thing that wins
People in circles?
Place for a successful pony
Post-Derby interview spot
Post-Derby site
Poker tournament format
Psychoanalyst Donald who developed the concept of the "good-enough mother"
Pooh's name
prepossessing
Punter's takings
Pleasing personality
Portage Avenue locale
Prairie Province capital
Provincial capital south of a lake with the same name
Person in need of detox
Person living the highlife?
Person often toasted
Person who often got ripped on Ripple
Plonk swiller
Port abuser, say
Port guzzler
Played Jo in "Little Women"
Principle indicating "No second chances"
Paper bag carriers
People who make hard choices too often?
People who make too many port calls?
Places above place
___ prize (lucks out at the carnival): 2 wds.
Prevails in
Painter Homer
Painter of "Ruth at the Plate"?
Painter of seascapes
Philosophical consoling words
Period of slow growth
Perpetual period in Narnia in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
Postwar chill (with "nuclear")
Place to find ice sculptures
PYROLA
Pipsissewa
Polar bear's long sleep
Prepare for Jack Frost
Prepare for cold weather
Prepare for the cold, as a car
Prepared for single digits
Preparing one's home for cold weather
Part of Steinbeck title.
Post-Christmas clearance, maybe
Play by Maxwell Anderson, 1935.
Presidential warm-weather getaway
Precipitation blend of snow, sleet, and rain
Perilous forecast for travelers, and a hint to the starred answers' indicated letters
Pertaining to ports
Part of the inventory: abbr.
Paper towel, e.g.
Picnic cleaner
Piece of absorbent material
Premoistened cloth
Premoistened towelette
Put a squeegee to work
Performed a dishwashing chore
Performed a kitchen chore
Prepare to enter
Parking-ticket holder
Parking ticket holder, at times
Parking ticket holder, perhaps
*Pair on a front windshield
Pieces of absorbent material
part of hammer action in piano
Personal pronoun in Köln
Part of a mobile.
Peace material.
Perform an electrician's job
Performer's overhead walkway
Philippe Petit prop
Piano material
Piano string
Pipe cleaner center
Police informant's wear
Post-punk band with "Pink Flag"
Power conduit
Prestressed concrete reinforcer
Prop for an aerialist
Puller or service
Put a mike on, secretly
Put a traveling mike on
Perhaps too edgy
Prepared for power
Provided power
Pumped up on caffeine
Provided electricity for the john?
Paid without a check, maybe
Peripheral with a dongle
person who installs and maintains electric wiring, cables, etc
Persons using secret influence.
person who sets or uses wires to snare rabbits and similar animals
Place for transferring funds
Paperless cash transfers
Parts of mobiles.
Piano's tone producers
Pipe cleaner centers
Pre-internet messages
Prepares an undercover agent, perhaps
Pull ___ (use private influence).
Puppet strings.
Pays, old-style
Plant a bug
Put bugs in someone's home
Packers' home: abbr.
Product from America's Dairyland
Pearls' makeup?
Pansophic
Partner of healthy and wealthy
person who wishes to seem wise
Prudent pastures?
person who thinks he or she is being witty or clever
People who might answer "What's up?" with "The sky"
Proverbially sagacious
person who wants to seem clever
Partner of older
Partner of sadder
Proverb or maxim
"Peace on earth," e.g.
Penny-in-the-well accompanier
Penny-in-the-well thought
Prelim to bone-breaking?
Prepare to break a bone?
Prized bone
Part of a chicken.
Pulled chicken leftovers?
Pulled-apart poultry parts
Pleasant but ineffective mental exercise.
Place for fanciful notions
Place to ask for dreams to come true
Post-card sentiment for Custer
Paltry puff
Part of a smoke screen?
Piece of straw.
Pufflet
Purple-flowering vine.
*Place on "Desperate Housewives"
Pensively sad
Parker pen product
Part of lyrical content, at times
Play that won the 1999 Pulitzer for Drama
Playfulness of a pun
Producer of a zinger
Pulitzer-winning play of 1999
Punnery, e.g.
Punning and such
Puns and such
Punster's prowess
Punster's quality
Punster's skill
Punster, for one
producer Zinger
Part of a "Macbeth" trio
Pointy-hatted Halloween figure
Practitioner of black magic
Phenomenon of Cotton Mather's day.
Preoccupation in colonial Salem
Practice of casting spells and charms
Primitive magician
Potent "MacBeth" concoction
Potent magical concoction
Pledge made on Halloween?
Political harassment.
Prejudiced investigation and harassment
Party hour
Play about a German crone?
"Paired up" follower
Part 3 of a Stephen Leacock quote
Part 4 of description
Play --- fire
Paul McCartney "___ Little Luck"
Paul McCartney and Wings hit of 1978
PLACE in retirement
pull back or move away or backward
Part of a horse between the shoulder blades
Postponing a sacking?
Proust volume, "__ a Budding Grove"
Place for this puzzle's theme
Part 3 of the poem
Porter's "It's All Right ____"
Phrase just before an act is introduced
Pliable branch
person who thinks himself witty
person who has seen something happen
Place for courtroom testimony
Party assets.
Power of thinking and reasoning.
Powers of reasoning.
Punsters, e.g.
Purveyors of puns
Point of exasperation
Point of giving up
Pitcher Bobby and skater Katarina
provide with a wife
polygamist has many
Pair in an engagement photo
Person with a conical hat, maybe
Pooh Bah of Oz
Pointed headgear often pictured with stars and moons
Potter and pals
Parts of a mo.
Parts of mos.
Payroll pds.
Prestigious Virginia sch.
Pearl Jam song about a kind of man (Abbr.)
Powerful arms, briefly
Pieces of sanctions, briefly
"Picnic" author's signature
Papermaker's design: Abbr.
Penn and Tell, for short
Planck's constant: pl.
Pro basketball league for women
Phoenix Mercury's org.
Professional bouncers' org.
PBS station licensed to Newark, informally
PBS affiliate in NYC
PBS flagship station
PBS flagship station in NYC
PBS flagship with studios in Manhattan
PBS station behind "Live From Lincoln Center"
PBS station behind Charlie Rose
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