| Poetic form used by Horace | 26 |
| Poetic form used by Swinburne | 29 |
| Poetic genre of Matsuo Basho | 28 |
| Poetic lines of homage | 22 |
| Poetic metrical units (Var.) | 28 |
| Poetic name for Ireland | 23 |
| Poetic name of Ireland | 22 |
| Poetic opposite of always | 25 |
| Poetic period after dusk | 24 |
| Poetic relative of hark | 23 |
| Poetic symbols of sadness | 25 |
| Poetic time after dusk | 22 |
| Poetic times of the day | 23 |
| Poetic tribute writers | 22 |
| Poetic Victorian couple | 23 |
| Poetic work by Tennyson | 23 |
| Poetic, V-less contraction | 26 |
| Poetically close to a cob? | 26 |
| Poetically sufficient? | 22 |
| Poetry class reading, perhaps | 29 |
| Poetry contest of yore | 22 |
| Poetry lengths, in printing | 27 |
| Poetry movement of Ezra Pound | 29 |
| Poetry of heroic exploits | 25 |
| Poetry on a grand scale | 23 |
| Poetry on a grand theme | 23 |
| Poetry on an epic theme | 23 |
| Poetry or pantomime, e.g. | 25 |
| Poetry Out Loud contest org. | 28 |
| Poetry studied in Greek class | 29 |
| Poetry, opera, painting, etc. | 29 |
| Poetry-reading competition | 26 |
| Poetry-spouting pugilist | 24 |
| Poets Marianne and Thomas | 25 |
| Poets of old Scandinavia | 24 |
| Poets Stephen and William | 25 |
| Poets' dark periods | 23 |
| Poets' inspiration | 22 |
| Poets' name for England | 27 |
| Poets' three-line groups | 28 |
| Pogner's daughter et al. | 28 |
| Pogo and Albert's creator | 29 |
| Pogo and his relatives | 22 |
| Pogo of the comics, for one | 27 |
| Pogs and Furbys, for two | 24 |
| Pohl book about Arsenio Hall? | 29 |
| Poi eater's adornment | 25 |
| Poi-and-pineapple picnic | 24 |
| Poignant disappearance? | 23 |
| Poignant pianist Cliburn? | 25 |
| Poilu's term for his foe | 28 |
| Poinsettia's family | 23 |
| Poinsettias and rubber trees | 28 |
| Point : line :: line : ___ | 26 |
| Point a finger at, say | 22 |
| Point A to point B and back | 27 |
| Point after deuce, maybe | 24 |
| Point after deuce, sometimes | 28 |
| Point at the dinner table | 25 |
| Point at the dinner table? | 26 |
| Point at which balance occurs | 29 |
| Point at which you must go on | 29 |
| Point before "game" | 29 |
| Point between Hawaii and Guam | 29 |
| Point count bidding pioneer | 27 |
| Point counter in horseshoes | 27 |
| Point deep down in the ocean | 28 |
| Point for a soccer player | 25 |
| Point guard's play | 22 |
| Point in a repeated route | 25 |
| Point in horseshoe pitching | 27 |
| Point in one's favor | 24 |
| Point in the direction of | 25 |
| Point in the right direction | 28 |
| Point in the right direction? | 29 |
| Point in the wrong direction | 28 |
| Point Loma Lighthouse setting | 29 |
| Point near the deadline | 23 |
| Point of "view" | 25 |
| Point of a fountain pen | 23 |
| Point of a power lunch? | 23 |
| Point of chief interest | 23 |
| Point of concentration | 22 |
| Point of greatest despair | 25 |
| Point of honor settler | 22 |
| Point of honor settler, once | 28 |
| Point of the Earth's axis | 29 |
| Point of the Olympics? | 22 |
| Point of vulnerability | 22 |
| Point on a compass card | 23 |
| Point on a line: Abbr. | 22 |
| Point on a lunar orbit | 22 |
| Point on a prickly plant | 24 |
| Point on a radar screen | 23 |
| Point on a rose?: Abbr. (3) | 27 |
| Point on a train schedule | 25 |
| Point on a transit map | 22 |
| Point on an infamous crown | 26 |
| Point on the crown of a tooth | 29 |
| Point on the Isle of Man | 24 |