| Puddings and pies, e.g. | 23 |
| Pudding ingredient, perhaps | 27 |
| Pudding ingredient, often | 25 |
| Pudd'nhead's creator | 28 |
| Puckered-seam casual wear | 25 |
| Puckered textile finish | 23 |
| Puckered fabric finish | 22 |
| Pucker-producing fruit | 22 |
| Puck-carrier's surface | 26 |
| Puck's Irish counterpart | 28 |
| Puck's fate, at times | 25 |
| Puck pushers' org. | 22 |
| Puck handler's surface | 26 |
| Puck deflector, sometimes | 25 |
| Puccini's titular soprano | 29 |
| Puccini's Suor Angelica | 27 |
| Puccini's second opera | 26 |
| Puccini's last opera | 24 |
| Puccini's Floria ___ | 24 |
| Puccini's Cio-Cio-___ | 25 |
| Puccini's Butterfly | 23 |
| Puccini's ___ Angelica | 28 |
| Puccini work, translated | 24 |
| Puccini opera Web site? | 23 |
| Puccini opera set in Rome | 25 |
| Puccini opera set in China | 26 |
| Puccini opera or its heroine | 28 |
| Puccini heroine and others | 26 |
| Publishing-house group | 22 |
| Publishing-house employee | 25 |
| Publishing sensation of 1958 | 28 |
| Publishing quickly, say | 23 |
| Publishing notable Adolph | 25 |
| Publishing magnate Zuckerman | 28 |
| Publishing icon, familiarly | 27 |
| Publishing houses and such | 26 |
| Publishing house worker | 23 |
| Publishing house employee | 25 |
| Publishing hirees, for short | 28 |
| Publishes without sanction | 26 |
| Publishers' output | 22 |
| Publishers' hirees: Abbr. | 29 |
| Publishers' headaches | 25 |
| Publishers Henry and Clare | 26 |
| Publisher's windfall? | 25 |
| Publisher's supply source | 29 |
| Publisher's product lines | 29 |
| Publisher's problem | 23 |
| Publisher's pile: Abbr. | 27 |
| Publisher's payment | 23 |
| Publisher's notice | 22 |
| Publisher's nickname | 24 |
| Publisher's inventory | 25 |
| Publisher's imprint | 23 |
| Publisher's headache | 24 |
| Publisher's guideline | 25 |
| Publisher's entreaty | 24 |
| Publisher's employee | 24 |
| Publisher's department | 26 |
| Publisher's booboo | 22 |
| Publisher's blunder | 23 |
| Publisher's bet: 1976 | 25 |
| Publisher's article | 23 |
| Publisher's 13-digit ID | 27 |
| Publisher with a castle | 23 |
| Publisher with a canine logo | 28 |
| Publisher with a borzoi logo | 28 |
| Publisher wearing p.j.'s | 28 |
| Publisher on a 13¢ stamp | 27 |
| Publisher often seen in PJs | 27 |
| Publisher of The New Yorker | 27 |
| Publisher of Modern Maturity | 28 |
| Publisher of GAMES Magazine | 27 |
| Publisher of cooked books? | 26 |
| Publisher Henry slowing down? | 29 |
| Publisher Condé ___ | 22 |
| Publisher Bennett: 1898-1971 | 28 |
| Publisher Bennett et al. | 24 |
| Publisher Alfred A. ___ | 23 |
| Published in installments | 25 |
| Publish-or-perish milieu | 24 |
| Publish or perish, e.g. | 23 |
| Publish like Gutenberg | 22 |
| Publish again, as a novel | 25 |
| Publish a second edition | 24 |
| Publicly-expressed honors | 25 |
| Publicly expressed honors | 25 |
| Publicly exaggerate, in slang | 29 |
| Publicly changeable website | 27 |
| Publicizes extravagantly | 24 |
| Publicize, so to speak | 22 |
| Publicize, as a grievance | 25 |
| Publicize in a big way | 22 |
| Publicize immoderately | 22 |
| Publicity, so to speak | 22 |
| Publicity seekers' acts | 27 |
| Publicity seeker's quest | 28 |
| Publicity seeker's act | 26 |
| Publicity professional | 22 |
| Publicity ploy, for short | 25 |