___ Park, Edison's workplace | 32 |
___ Park, classic Coney Island amusement locale | 47 |
___ Park (town also called Edison) | 34 |
___ Park (Thomas Edison's home) | 35 |
___ Park (Pittsburgh Pirates' stadium) | 42 |
___ Park (phonograph's birthplace) | 38 |
___ Park (Manhattan neighborhood) | 33 |
___ Park (home of the San Diego Padres) | 39 |
___ Park (historic laboratory site) | 35 |
___ Park (Edison's workplace) | 33 |
___ Park (Edison's lab site) | 32 |
___ Park (Coney Island destination) | 35 |
___ Park (B'klyn neighborhood) | 34 |
___ paribus (other things being equal) | 38 |
___ paradox (logic class subject) | 33 |
___ paper, used for postage stamps | 34 |
___ paper (major school assignment) | 35 |
___ paper (high school assignment) | 34 |
___ Panza of "Don Quixote" | 36 |
___ Panisse (noted restaurant in Berkeley) | 42 |
___ Pan Alley (songwriters' district) | 41 |
___ Palme, memorable Swedish statesman | 38 |
___ Palme, former P.M. of Sweden | 32 |
___ Palmas, capital of the Canary Islands | 41 |
___ Palmas (Canary Islands port) | 32 |
___ palm (tree also known as the pinang) | 40 |
___ Palace, French presidential residence | 41 |
___ Palace (Sarkozy's residence) | 36 |
___ Palace (Nicolas Sarkozy's current home) | 47 |
___ Palace (home of the president of France) | 44 |
___ Palace (French president's home) | 40 |
___ Pak (small size food offering) | 34 |
___ Pahlavi (former shah of Iran) | 33 |
___ Paese (semisoft Italian cheese) | 35 |
___ P. Morton (Benjamin Harrison's veep) | 44 |
___ P. in "Great Expectations" | 40 |
___ oxide (beachgoer's protection) | 38 |
___ Overkill (alternative rock band) | 36 |
___ over teakettle (upside-down, to Brits) | 42 |
___ over (was really taller than) | 33 |
___ over (found a temporary solution) | 37 |
___ over (assisted through difficulty) | 38 |
___ Outfitters, clothing retailer | 33 |
___ out an existence (scraping by) | 34 |
___ out a win (barely emerge victorious) | 40 |
___ out a victory (just barely won) | 35 |
___ out a living (stretched a budget) | 37 |
___ out a living (barely survive) | 33 |
___ out a living (barely scrapes by) | 36 |
___ out a living (barely scraped by) | 36 |
___ out a living (barely scrape by) | 35 |
___ out a living (barely manages to survive) | 44 |
___ out a living (barely manage) | 32 |
___ out a living (barely manage to survive) | 43 |
___ out a living (barely making do) | 35 |
___ out a living (barely makes it) | 34 |
___ out a living (barely got by) | 32 |
___ out a living (barely get by) | 32 |
___ out (really relax, in slang) | 32 |
___ out (poker player's choice) | 35 |
___ out (overdid the computerese) | 33 |
___ out (makes less stuffy, as a room) | 38 |
___ out (made a successful putt) | 32 |
___ out (leaves for a short time) | 33 |
___ out (having lots of diamonds) | 33 |
___ out (didn't participate) | 32 |
___ out (achieving with difficulty) | 35 |
___ oryx (antelope with curved horns) | 37 |
___ Oro (part of Spanish Sahara) | 32 |
___ Organa, "Star Wars" princess | 42 |
___ order (Sen. McCarthy's questions) | 41 |
___ Orchestra (popular 30's band) | 37 |
___ Orchestra ('70s jazz-rock fusion band) | 46 |
___ Orange (Vietnam War defoliant) | 34 |
___ operation: division calculation in computing | 48 |
___ operas (Gilbert and Sullivan works) | 39 |
___ operandi (ways of operating) | 32 |
___ Online (long-running MMORPG) | 32 |
___ oneself on (had an ego about) | 33 |
___ oneself (share private thoughts) | 36 |
___ oneself (mimicked a serial killer, perhaps) | 47 |
___ one's way (proceed along) | 33 |
___ one's time (waits patiently) | 36 |
___ one's time (wait for the right moment) | 46 |
___ one's time (wait for an opportunity) | 44 |
___ one's time (pass the hours) | 35 |
___ one's pockets (profited unfairly) | 41 |
___ one's laurels (is content) | 34 |
___ one's laurels (be content) | 34 |
___ one by (throw a fast strike) | 32 |
___ Onassis, Jackie Kennedy's #2 | 36 |
___ on ABC (sports programming brand) | 37 |
___ on a stack of Bibles (promises) | 35 |
___ on (ate too much of, facetiously) | 37 |
___ Oliver, a k a the Naked Chef | 32 |
___ often (repeatedly, to a fault) | 34 |
___ Office (where the president works) | 38 |
___ office (inauguration highlight) | 35 |
___ offensive (Vietnam War event) | 33 |
___ offensive (1968 Vietcong attack) | 36 |