| Pundit's Okla. birthplace | 29 |
| Pundit's interpretation | 27 |
| Pundit's calling: 1961-63 | 29 |
| Pundit's 20 honors | 22 |
| Pundit at large, Pamela | 23 |
| Punctures, in medical slang | 27 |
| Puncture a man of letters? | 26 |
| Punctuation used for stress | 27 |
| Punctuation marks: Abbr. | 24 |
| Punctuation mark: Abbr. | 23 |
| Punctuation mark in England | 27 |
| Punctuation in play dialogue | 28 |
| Punctuation in an analogy | 25 |
| Punctuation in a telegram | 25 |
| Punctual, as for a script | 25 |
| Punctilious type, slangily | 26 |
| Punctilious professor, e.g. | 27 |
| Punching-in time, for many | 26 |
| Punching bag, so to speak | 25 |
| Punching bag of a sort | 22 |
| Punches sans much punch | 23 |
| Punches for parched people | 26 |
| Punches a new number in | 23 |
| Punchers' entertainment | 27 |
| Puncher's nickname | 22 |
| Punched-in-the-gut sound | 24 |
| Punched the clock, nowadays | 27 |
| Punched out at a factory | 24 |
| Punch-to-the-gut noise | 22 |
| Punch-in-the-stomach sounds | 27 |
| Punch-in-the-stomach sound | 26 |
| Punch-in-the-stomach response | 29 |
| Punch-in-the-stomach reaction | 29 |
| Punch-in-the-gut utterance | 26 |
| Punch-in-the-gut sounds | 23 |
| Punch-in-the-gut sound | 22 |
| Punch-in-the-gut response | 25 |
| Punch-in-the-gut grunt | 22 |
| Punch-in time for many | 22 |
| Punch-drunk (in two senses) | 27 |
| Punch-bowl contents, maybe | 26 |
| Punch that packs some punch | 27 |
| Punch target, sometimes | 23 |
| Punch taken in an arena | 23 |
| Punch sound, in comics | 22 |
| Punch sound in comic books | 26 |
| Punch set up by a right jab | 27 |
| Punch served with paella | 24 |
| Punch out, as Morse code | 24 |
| Punch one's timecard | 24 |
| Punch line's lead-in | 24 |
| Punch in the stomach response | 29 |
| Punch in the mouth, slangily | 28 |
| Punch in the face, old-style | 28 |
| Punch holes in, perhaps | 23 |
| Punch drinker's essential | 29 |
| Punch card reader, once | 23 |
| Punch bowls' accessories | 28 |
| Punch back instinctively | 24 |
| Punch and Judy, for example | 27 |
| Punch and Judy show skill | 25 |
| Punch a legendary pianist? | 26 |
| Pun responses, perhaps | 22 |
| Pun follower, at times | 22 |
| Pumps up, as in advertising | 27 |
| Pumpkins, melons, etc. | 22 |
| Pumpkins' first album | 25 |
| Pumpkins song that shreds? | 26 |
| Pumpkins guitarist James | 24 |
| Pumpkin-picking time: Abbr. | 27 |
| Pumpkin-eater of rhyme | 22 |
| Pumpkin, Muffin, and the like | 29 |
| Pumpkin's relative | 22 |
| Pumpkin pie ingredient | 22 |
| Pumpkin lover of rhyme | 22 |
| Pumpkin eater of the nursery | 28 |
| Pumpkin eater of rhyme | 22 |
| Pumpernickels' kin | 22 |
| Pumpernickel's place | 24 |
| Pumpernickel ingredient | 23 |
| Pumpernickel alternatives | 25 |
| Pumpernickel alternative | 24 |
| Pump primer of the 30's | 27 |
| Pump name seen in Canada | 24 |
| Pump for a heart, e.g. | 22 |
| Pump feature, possibly | 22 |
| Pummeled (with), as punches | 27 |
| Pumbaa's cartoon buddy | 26 |
| Pulverized perfumery item | 25 |
| Pulverize the spuds some more | 29 |
| Pulver, for one: Abbr. | 22 |
| Pulver's title: Abbr. | 25 |
| Pulver's rank: Abbr. | 24 |
| Pulver's rank (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Pulver's nav. rank | 22 |
| Pulver and Roberts, e.g. | 24 |
| Pulsonic toothbrush maker | 25 |
| Pulsonic toothbrush brand | 25 |
| Pulsing pronged peacekeeper | 27 |
| Pulse rate or temperature | 25 |