| Perry Mason creator Gardner | 27 |
| Perry Mason case, perhaps | 25 |
| Perry Mason assignment | 22 |
| Perry Mason and others | 22 |
| Perry from Pennsylvania | 23 |
| Perry Como, affectionately | 26 |
| Perry Como prop, often | 22 |
| Perry Como hit of 1956 | 22 |
| Perry Como #1 hit of 1946 | 25 |
| Perry award, for short | 22 |
| Perry and Della's creator | 29 |
| Perrot or Dorval preceder | 25 |
| Perrine and Bertinelli | 22 |
| Perrier, to the French | 22 |
| Perrier or Pellegrino, e.g. | 27 |
| Perrier "produit" | 27 |
| Perps' prosecutors | 22 |
| Perps' preferences | 22 |
| Perplexing pencil puzzle | 24 |
| Perplexed, metaphorically | 25 |
| Perplexed pronouncement | 23 |
| Perpetually, to Peacock | 23 |
| Perpetually, poetically | 23 |
| Perpetual-motion state | 22 |
| Perpetual victim's chant | 28 |
| Perpetual 10-year-old of TV | 27 |
| Perpetrator, in copspeak | 24 |
| Perpetrator of an abduction | 27 |
| Perpetrator in Genesis | 22 |
| Perpetrate an online scam | 25 |
| Perpendicularly to the keel | 27 |
| Perpendicular to vert. | 22 |
| Perpendicular to this answer | 28 |
| Perpendicular to the vert. | 26 |
| Perpendicular to the keel | 25 |
| Perpendicular to radial | 23 |
| Perpendicular formations | 24 |
| Perpendicular extensions | 24 |
| Perpendicular extension | 23 |
| Perp's red herring | 22 |
| Perp's patterns, briefly | 28 |
| Perp's counterpart | 22 |
| Perp prosecutors, for short | 27 |
| Perp prosecutors, briefly | 25 |
| Perot's party, once | 23 |
| Perot's 1996 running mate | 29 |
| Perot who ran for president | 27 |
| Perot running mate Pat | 22 |
| Peropteryx sandlottia? | 22 |
| Pernicious or perifidious | 25 |
| Permutes or transmutes | 22 |
| Permits, British style | 22 |
| Permits passage, perhaps | 24 |
| Permit to leave the country | 27 |
| Permit for leaving a country | 28 |
| Permission-slip signer, often | 29 |
| Permission to leave Oxford | 26 |
| Permission to leave a diocese | 29 |
| Permission to be absent | 23 |
| Permission solicitation | 23 |
| Permission slips, e.g. | 22 |
| Permian Period, in Europe | 25 |
| Permeates, as with flavor | 25 |
| Permeate with a spirit | 22 |
| Permeable plant feature | 23 |
| Permeable parts of trees | 24 |
| Permanently, as writing | 23 |
| Permanently sever ties | 22 |
| Permanently mark, in a way | 26 |
| Permanently mark in stone | 25 |
| Permanently in Lit class | 24 |
| Permanently attached: biol. | 27 |
| Permanent-magnet alloy | 22 |
| Permanent way to write | 22 |
| Permanent spot on a dress | 25 |
| Permanent resident, maybe | 25 |
| Permanent pen resident | 22 |
| Permanent military procedures | 29 |
| Permanent mark, casually | 24 |
| Permanent hair removal spots | 28 |
| Permanent definition (Part 3) | 29 |
| Permanent definition (Part 2) | 29 |
| Permanent consequences? | 23 |
| Permanent cell occupier | 23 |
| Perlman of TV and film | 22 |
| Perlman of "Pearl" | 28 |
| Perlman of "Cheers" | 29 |
| Perlman of 'Matilda' | 28 |
| Perlman of 'Kirstie' | 28 |
| Perlman of 'Cheers' | 27 |
| Perlman married to DeVito | 25 |
| Perley of journalistic fame | 27 |
| Perle ___, memorable hostess | 28 |
| Perle of parties: 1889-1975 | 27 |
| Perkins, Greeley et al. | 23 |
| Perkins's killer role | 25 |
| Perkins of the theater | 22 |
| Perk up, in Portsmouth | 22 |
| Perk up, as an appetite | 23 |
| Perk up one's ears | 22 |