| Policeman's assignment | 26 |
| Policeman's concern | 23 |
| Policeman's decisive act? | 29 |
| Policeman's immobilizer | 27 |
| Policeman's vehicle | 23 |
| Policeman's weapon | 22 |
| Policeman, in C.B. lingo | 24 |
| Policeman, in CB lingo | 22 |
| Policy at a ladies' club | 28 |
| Policy at some restaurants | 26 |
| Policy expert, slangily | 23 |
| Policy of being involved | 24 |
| Policy of many hotel shuttles | 29 |
| Policy of promoting junior | 26 |
| Policy on some cruises | 22 |
| Policy wiz, in D.C. slang | 25 |
| Polident pitcher Martha | 23 |
| Polident pitchwoman Martha | 26 |
| Polio immunologist Jonas | 24 |
| Polio prevention pioneer | 24 |
| Polio vaccine developer | 23 |
| Polio vaccine developer Jonas | 29 |
| Polio vaccine discoverer | 24 |
| Polio vaccine pioneer Jonas | 27 |
| Polio-vaccine developer | 23 |
| Polio-vaccine discoverer | 24 |
| Polish again, as an article | 27 |
| Polish American History Mo. | 27 |
| Polish author Stanislaw ___ | 27 |
| Polish capital, 1038-1596 | 25 |
| Polish cavalrymen: Var. | 23 |
| Polish city on the Oder | 23 |
| Polish city, to a German | 24 |
| Polish composer Szymanowski | 27 |
| Polish currency (abbr) | 22 |
| Polish dance in triple meter | 28 |
| Polish Holocaust hero Sendler | 29 |
| Polish industrial city | 22 |
| Polish labor leader Lech | 24 |
| Polish labor leader Walesa | 26 |
| Polish name ending, perhaps | 27 |
| Polish name of Baltic feeder | 28 |
| Polish national anthem, e.g. | 28 |
| Polish Nobelist Walesa | 22 |
| Polish one's skills | 23 |
| Polish Peace Prize winner | 25 |
| Polish pianist-statesman | 24 |
| Polish poet Mickiewicz | 22 |
| Polish president, 1990-95 | 25 |
| Polish remover ingredient | 25 |
| Polish river, to Germans | 24 |
| Polish sausage topping | 22 |
| Polish sci-fi novelist | 22 |
| Polish Solidarity hero Lech | 27 |
| Polish Solidarity leader | 24 |
| Polish target, perhaps | 22 |
| Polish the old-fashioned way | 28 |
| Polish writer of sci-fi fame | 28 |
| Polish writer Stanislaw | 23 |
| Polish, as a manuscript | 23 |
| Polish, as one's skills | 27 |
| Polish, with "up" | 27 |
| Polish-born author Sholem | 25 |
| Polish-born violin master | 25 |
| Polish-German border river | 26 |
| Polish/German border river | 26 |
| Polished part of a piggy? | 25 |
| Polished shoes to Claude? | 25 |
| Polished with abrasive paper | 28 |
| Polished with pressure | 22 |
| Polished, languagewise | 22 |
| Polisher's surface | 22 |
| Polishes for the press | 22 |
| Polite "Fuck off" | 27 |
| Polite address for a lady | 25 |
| Polite address for a man | 24 |
| Polite affirmative in Paris | 27 |
| Polite answer from Tom Sawyer | 29 |
| Polite assent in Paris | 22 |
| Polite attention-getter | 23 |
| Polite backwoods affirmative | 28 |
| Polite backwoods response | 25 |
| Polite country affirmative | 26 |
| Polite denial to a lady | 23 |
| Polite drivers, at merges | 25 |
| Polite form of address | 22 |
| Polite helper's question | 28 |
| Polite interruption words | 25 |
| Polite military denial | 22 |
| Polite palindromic address | 26 |
| Polite permission request | 25 |
| Polite refusal to a lady | 24 |
| Polite refusal, in Nuremberg | 28 |
| Polite refusal, slangily | 24 |
| Polite reply from a cowboy | 26 |
| Polite reply to a lady | 22 |
| Polite request for permission | 29 |
| Polite response to a lady | 25 |
| Polite response to Mother | 25 |
| Polite rural affirmative | 24 |