Pirate's syllables | 22 |
Pirate's telescope | 22 |
Pirate's territory | 22 |
Pirate's trademark | 22 |
Pirate's treasure holder | 28 |
Pirate, e.g., for short | 23 |
Pirate, stereotypically | 23 |
Pirate-costume accessory | 24 |
Pirate-costume feature | 22 |
Pirate-flag illustrations | 25 |
Pirates have a ball here | 24 |
Pirates of South Orange, N.J. | 29 |
Pirates of the N.C.A.A. | 23 |
Pirates or Buccaneers, e.g. | 27 |
Pirates' accumulations | 26 |
Pirates' battlefield | 24 |
Pirates' eyepieces | 22 |
Pirates' former div. | 24 |
Pirates' punishing path | 27 |
Pirates' slugger: 1946-53 | 29 |
Pirates' treasure holders | 29 |
Pirating some data from? | 24 |
Pirouette follower, perhaps | 27 |
Pirouette pivot points | 22 |
Pirouetter's pivot | 22 |
Pis --- (the last resort) | 25 |
Pis ___ (the last resort) | 25 |
Pis-___ (last resource) | 23 |
Pisa has a leaning one | 22 |
Pisa pocket change, once | 24 |
Pisa's tall attraction | 26 |
Piscatorial fertilizer | 22 |
Pisces-Taurus go-between | 24 |
Pisces–Aries mo. | 23 |
Piscivorous diving bird | 23 |
Piss off to the nth degree | 26 |
Pissed off, and then some | 25 |
Pissing contest participant | 27 |
Pistil packin' papa? | 24 |
Pistol fights, perhaps | 22 |
Pistol in old gangster movies | 29 |
Pistol pellets and such | 23 |
Pistol, in gangland slang | 25 |
Pistol, in pulp fiction | 23 |
Pistol-packer of songdom | 24 |
Pistols and rifles, e.g. | 24 |
Pistols and swords, e.g. | 24 |
Pistols, to small hoods | 23 |
Piston parts in an Ion? | 23 |
Piston's place: Abbr. | 25 |
Piston/rod/crank mechanism | 26 |
Pistons of hydraulic presses | 28 |
Pit bull or poodle, e.g. | 24 |
Pit bull's warning | 22 |
Pit left by an acne scar | 24 |
Pit of a plum or cherry | 23 |
Pit stop for a caravan | 22 |
Pit surrounding a plum seed | 27 |
Pit that's sometimes spit | 29 |
Pit-crew "patient" | 28 |
Pit-of-stomach sensations | 25 |
Pit-___ (heartbeat sound) | 25 |
Pitbull's record label | 26 |
Pitbull's specialty | 23 |
Pitcairn, for one: abbr. | 24 |
Pitch -- (react angrily) | 24 |
Pitch a horseshoe anew | 22 |
Pitch a shutout: Slang | 22 |
Pitch almost to perfection | 26 |
Pitch at a high level? | 22 |
Pitch for the road crew | 23 |
Pitch for the road crew? | 24 |
Pitch from Carlton or Merit | 27 |
Pitch heavily at anchor | 23 |
Pitch in at a crime scene? | 26 |
Pitch of some saxophones | 24 |
Pitch raisers, musically | 24 |
Pitch recognition, casually | 27 |
Pitch tents for the night | 25 |
Pitch that fixes everything? | 28 |
Pitch the ninth inning | 22 |
Pitch the ninth inning, maybe | 29 |
Pitch thrown at the head | 24 |
Pitch ___ (become erect) | 24 |
Pitch ___ (prepare to camp) | 27 |
Pitch-raising guitar device | 27 |
Pitch-setting instrument | 24 |
Pitchblende and bauxite | 23 |
Pitchblende and cassiterite | 27 |
Pitchblende and cinnabar | 24 |
Pitchblende and tinstone | 24 |
Pitchblende ingredient | 22 |
Pitchblende or bauxite | 22 |
Pitchblende or wulfenite | 24 |
Pitched in, and got a hand | 26 |
Pitched one's tent | 22 |
Pitched percussion instrument | 29 |
Pitched right over the plate | 28 |
Pitched softball's path | 27 |
Pitcher Fergie's monogram | 29 |