Player of the late 20th century | 31 |
Part of a food pyramid, briefly | 31 |
Product once pitched by Pelé | 31 |
Perp's target, in cop slang | 31 |
People who need to find a john? | 31 |
Pétain's government seal | 31 |
Poet Benét's middle name | 31 |
People who get backstage easily | 31 |
Play hooky, in Australian slang | 31 |
Papa in "The Waltons" | 31 |
Person who reports to a captain | 31 |
Person who may drop down a menu | 31 |
Place of investiture of Charles | 31 |
Partition at 704 Hauser Street? | 31 |
Places for actors' clothing | 31 |
Part of a film witch's nose | 31 |
Part of the Musketeers' cry | 31 |
Part 4 of the cosmetic question | 31 |
Popular brand of barbecue grill | 31 |
Pets that are low to the ground | 31 |
Pet owner's lament (Part 1) | 31 |
Popular women's shoe seller | 31 |
Painter Benjamin ___: 1738-1820 | 31 |
Part of New York or Los Angeles | 31 |
Post-mugging witness statement? | 31 |
Part of Miss Muffet's snack | 31 |
Part of Miss Muffet's lunch | 31 |
Possible result of a rear-ender | 31 |
Party leader's ostentation? | 31 |
Pennsylvania insurrection, 1794 | 31 |
Pronoun following a preposition | 31 |
Part of many Halloween costumes | 31 |
Pok۩mon Rumble platform | 31 |
Physicist who discovered X-rays | 31 |
President of Misers of America? | 31 |
Publisher who managed fairways? | 31 |
Pebbles Flintstone's mother | 31 |
Popeye's burger-eating chum | 31 |
Persuade, with "over" | 31 |
Punters' aids or hindrances | 31 |
Plied with Bordeaux or Burgundy | 31 |
Post-Christmas clearance, maybe | 31 |
Parking ticket holder, at times | 31 |
Prestressed concrete reinforcer | 31 |
Preoccupation in colonial Salem | 31 |
Possessing much life experience | 31 |
Professional bouncers' org. | 31 |
PBS station behind Charlie Rose | 31 |
Places of marvels, in fantasies | 31 |
Pneumatic tube in a drive-thru? | 31 |
Poe's "conqueror" | 31 |
Part 3 of the cosmetic question | 31 |
Part of Va. until June 20, 1863 | 31 |
Popular brand of crafting knife | 31 |
Possible prescription for panic | 31 |
Place for Cartesian coordinates | 31 |
Princess played by Lucy Lawless | 31 |
Prefix meaning "wood" | 31 |
President Taft's alma mater | 31 |
President Bush's alma mater | 31 |
Peter of Peter, Paul & Mary | 31 |
Peter or Peter, Paul & Mary | 31 |
Palindromic "Yippee!" | 31 |
Prog band that turns 40 in 2008 | 31 |
Possible reply from a gentleman | 31 |
Positive response to Aunt Polly | 31 |
Part of a famous 1897 editorial | 31 |
Partner for "so near" | 31 |
Port visited by Commodore Perry | 31 |
Pennsylvania city or its county | 31 |
Parting words from Donald Trump | 31 |
People use them to walk the dog | 31 |
Powder used in television tubes | 31 |
Plants with sword-shaped leaves | 31 |
Pharaoh to Charlton's Moses | 31 |
Picture on some Christmas cards | 31 |
Put lollipops in the microwave? | 31 |
Philosopher famed for paradoxes | 31 |
Publication made by photocopier | 31 |
Park featuring Navajo Sandstone | 31 |
Prepares to exit the stall, say | 31 |
Part of Ethiopia's capital | 30 |
Pop group, forward or backward | 30 |
Palestinian leader Mahmoud ___ | 30 |
Propped up by pillows, perhaps | 30 |
Provide a bank blueprint, e.g. | 30 |
Provide a fake alibi for, e.g. | 30 |
Provides tools for, as a crime | 30 |
Precursor of Baker and Charlie | 30 |
Place for some preppies: Abbr. | 30 |
Pete Sampras serve frequently | 30 |
Players with big serves, often | 30 |
Part of a squirrel's stash | 30 |
Puzzlers' direction: Abbr. | 30 |
Part of "Tiny Alice" | 30 |
Parts of "Phèdre" | 30 |
Prosecutorial underling: Abbr. | 30 |
Pontotoc Oklahoma county seat | 30 |
Pioneering programmer Lovelace | 30 |
Portrait on an old 2¢ stamp | 30 |