| Pass that almost makes Moore's team | 39 |
| Pass through a reader, as a credit card | 39 |
| Pass through a semipermeable membrane | 37 |
| Pass through this to enter the kitchen | 38 |
| Pass toward the middle again, as a puck | 39 |
| Pass, but not with flying colors | 32 |
| Passage near the end of a concerto | 34 |
| Passage of a planet across the disk of the sun | 46 |
| Passage performed by all players | 32 |
| Passage to the stomach and lungs | 32 |
| Passages formed at a glacial pace | 33 |
| Passé cousin of "awesome" | 38 |
| Passé piercing option, nowadays | 38 |
| Passed a certain medical school exam? | 37 |
| Passed from liquid to solid state | 33 |
| Passed illegally for financial gain | 35 |
| Passed in a car on a lightly traveled way? | 42 |
| Passed slowly, with "on" | 34 |
| Passed, as time (with "away") | 39 |
| Passenger backrest on a motorcycle, in slang | 44 |
| Passenger elevator innovator Otis | 33 |
| Passenger elevator inventor Otis | 32 |
| Passenger on "The Love Boat," e.g. | 44 |
| Passenger steamer that sank in a 1915 disaster | 46 |
| Passenger who doesn't bug the cabbie? | 41 |
| Passenger's concern, briefly | 32 |
| Passenger's concern, in brief | 33 |
| Passenger-transporting motorboat | 32 |
| Passengers "Elvis ___ America" | 40 |
| Passengers on the "Mayflower," e.g. | 45 |
| Passengers' concerns, briefly | 33 |
| Passer and blocker's teammate | 33 |
| Passer ___ (cross the water): Fr. | 33 |
| Passes caught by opponents (abbr.) | 34 |
| Passes from generation to generation | 36 |
| Passes may result in them: Abbr. | 32 |
| Passes time, with "away" | 34 |
| Passing comment at a poker table | 32 |
| Passing grade that won't please parents | 43 |
| Passing grade, but nothing to write home about | 46 |
| Passing them often earns coll. credit | 37 |
| Passing words from a poker player | 33 |
| Passion for Ferris wheels and funnel cakes? | 43 |
| Passion Pit "Smile ___ Me" | 36 |
| Passion Pit "___ Tell the Tale" | 41 |
| Passion Pit "___ Wings" | 33 |
| Passionate outburst from painter Daumier? | 41 |
| Passionate rendition of Madonna? | 32 |
| Passionately rebellious, in a way | 33 |
| Passport application datum: Abbr. | 33 |
| Passport for foreign travel, e.g. | 33 |
| Passports and birth certificates, briefly | 41 |
| Passports and driver's licenses, for short | 46 |
| Passports and driver's licenses, in brief | 45 |
| Past 5:00 p.m., for many businesses | 35 |
| Past an ailment's peak, e.g. | 32 |
| Past participle for Michael Phelps | 34 |
| Past participle of "lie" | 34 |
| Past performance of a race horse | 32 |
| Past the "Sell By" date, perhaps | 42 |
| Past the pain of breaking up, say | 33 |
| Past-tense verb that sounds like a number | 41 |
| Pasta : al dente :: porterhouse : __ | 36 |
| Pasta and potatoes that really lift you up? | 43 |
| Pasta before an affaire d'honneur? | 38 |
| Pasta dispensed from an aerosol container? | 42 |
| Pasta large enough to feed a clan? | 34 |
| Pasta often baked with tomato sauce | 35 |
| Pasta often served with clam sauce | 34 |
| Pasta or potatoes, to a marathoner | 34 |
| Pasta or potatoes, to an athlete | 32 |
| Pasta pieces that twist the night away? | 39 |
| Pasta served during a military exercise? | 40 |
| Pasta that doesn't sound very appetizing | 44 |
| Pasta that means "little tongues" | 43 |
| Pasta that might slip through the colander | 42 |
| Pasta that spouts from the plate? | 33 |
| Pasta that will make you really sick? | 37 |
| Pasta that's totally tubular | 32 |
| Pasta whose name means "quills" | 41 |
| Pasta with a ridged surface, often | 34 |
| Pasta ___ (Italian dish, informally) | 36 |
| Pasta, potatoes and the like, briefly | 37 |
| Pasta-and-potato-loving country? | 32 |
| Pasta-corn concoction from Kennedy and Carter? | 46 |
| Paste often substituted for by dyed horseradish | 47 |
| Pastes used in Middle Eastern cuisine | 37 |
| Pastime for a car thief, perhaps | 32 |
| Pastime for Barack Obama at Camp David | 38 |
| Pastime for Captain Picard's senior staff | 45 |
| Pastime for Napoleon and Fidel Castro | 37 |
| Pastimes enjoyed by Napoleon during his exile? | 46 |
| Pastor's self-assessment: Part 1 | 36 |
| PASTORAL POEMS INCAPACITATE TEEN FAVES | 38 |
| Pastries (literally, "whirlpools") | 44 |
| Pastries from a Scottish archipelago? | 37 |
| Pastries in "Sweeney Todd" | 36 |
| Pastry chef's "Simple!" | 37 |
| Pastry in "Sweeney Todd" | 34 |
| Pastry named for a French emperor | 33 |