Pleasant city on the Riviera | 28 |
Pleasant city on the Riviera? | 29 |
Pleasant Colony or Summing | 26 |
Pleasant French resort | 22 |
Pleasant French resort city? | 28 |
Pleasant French resort? | 23 |
Pleasant hotel room feature | 27 |
Pleasant Island, today | 22 |
Pleasant paycheck surprise | 26 |
Pleasant surprise for a buyer | 29 |
Pleasant to the ear, say | 24 |
Pleasant treatment centers | 26 |
Pleasant vocal qualities | 24 |
Pleasant, to Parisians | 22 |
Pleasant, weather-wise | 22 |
Pleasant-sounding rock? | 23 |
Pleasantly comfortable | 22 |
Pleasantly drunk, so to speak | 29 |
Pleasantly zestful, as tea | 26 |
Pleasantville, so to speak | 26 |
PLEASE MEET US AT THE ___ | 25 |
Please the cordon bleu | 22 |
Please with savory cuisine | 26 |
Please, to Shakespeare | 22 |
Please, with "with" | 29 |
Pleased a restaurateur | 22 |
Pleased by a comedian? | 22 |
Pleased kitten's sound | 26 |
Pleased the baby sitter | 23 |
Pleased while intoxicated? | 26 |
Pleased with one's feats | 28 |
Pleases the store owner | 23 |
Pleases, with "to" | 28 |
Pleasing bank statement? | 24 |
Pleasing in appearance | 22 |
Pleasing to Emily Post | 22 |
Pleasing to the palate | 22 |
Pleasing vocal quality | 22 |
Pleasing, to a Parisian | 23 |
Pleasing, to a Rastafarian | 26 |
Pleasurably amusing: Slang | 26 |
Pleasure boat's boat | 24 |
Pleasure dome site of verse | 27 |
Pleasure from inflicting pain | 29 |
Pleasure Island sounds | 22 |
Pleasure Island visitor | 23 |
Pleasure jaunt of a kind | 24 |
Pleasure, to Parisians | 22 |
Plebe's place: Abbr. | 24 |
Plebe's. place: Abbr. | 25 |
Plebeian in footwear line | 25 |
Plebes and doolies, e.g. | 24 |
Pledge drive gift, often | 24 |
Pledge drive incentives | 23 |
Pledge from the faithful | 24 |
Pledge of Allegiance ender | 26 |
Pledge of Allegiance ending | 27 |
Pledge of Allegiance finisher | 29 |
Pledge of Allegiance phrase | 27 |
Pledge of Allegiance word | 25 |
Pledge of Allegiance, e.g. | 26 |
Pledge of confidentiality | 25 |
Pledge to the preacher | 22 |
Pledges' group, for short | 29 |
Pledges, but not really | 23 |
Pleistocene Epoch event | 23 |
Pleistocene epoch nickname | 26 |
Pleistocene Epoch, e.g. | 23 |
Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly | 29 |
Pleistocene glacial period | 26 |
Pleistocene matriarch? | 22 |
Plenipotentiary: Abbr. | 22 |
Plenty of lighting power? | 25 |
Plenty, in Dick Tracy strip | 27 |
Plenty, in street-speak | 23 |
Plenty, to Pappy Yokum | 22 |
Plesantly old-fashioned | 23 |
Plex or present prefix | 22 |
Plexiglas, by another name | 26 |
Plié, to the layman | 22 |
Pliés may precede them | 25 |
Plied with Pinot, e.g. | 22 |
Plied, as a dirty trick | 23 |
Plies a thespian's trade | 28 |
Pliny the Younger, for one | 26 |
Pliny the ___ (Roman scholar) | 29 |
Pliny ___, U.S. inventor | 24 |
PLO chairman before Mahmoud | 27 |
PLO chairman Mahmoud ___ | 24 |
Plod in paludous places | 23 |
Plodding the treadmill | 22 |
Plods in paludal places | 23 |
Plop or flooey lead-in | 22 |
Plop or plunk preceder | 22 |
Plot for a house, maybe | 23 |
Plot of a Willa Cather novel? | 29 |
Plot reversals in novel | 23 |
Plot set in the suburbs? | 24 |
Plot to develop, perhaps | 24 |
Plot twist of many novels | 25 |