| Point just past 11 on a clock: Abbr. | 36 |
| Point of contact in the automotive industry? | 44 |
| Point of maximum Earth-moon separation | 38 |
| Point of moon's orbit farthest from Earth | 45 |
| Point of no vibration, in physics | 33 |
| Point of origin for some flights | 32 |
| Point of spiritual energy, in yoga | 34 |
| Point of ___ (British lighthouse site) | 38 |
| Point on a mariner's compass | 32 |
| Point out the pluses and minuses of | 35 |
| Point that marks the beginning of a change | 42 |
| Point that might help protect a fenced-in areA | 46 |
| Point-and-shoot alternative, briefly | 36 |
| Point-of-sale terminal manufacturer | 35 |
| Pointe Claire area code, to Brutus | 34 |
| Pointe-___, coastal city in the Congo | 37 |
| Pointed at from behind one-way glass | 36 |
| Pointed tools for punching small holes | 38 |
| Pointer Sisters "Dance" | 33 |
| Pointer Sisters "He's So ___" | 43 |
| Pointer Sisters "___ Excited" | 39 |
| Pointer Sisters "___ Shy" | 35 |
| Pointer Sisters' '-- Excited' | 41 |
| Pointless events at the Olympics | 32 |
| Points are discussed in it: Abbr. | 33 |
| Points from which light emanates | 32 |
| Points on a geography exam: Abbr. | 33 |
| Points on a geography test.: Abbr. | 34 |
| Pointy-eared "Star Trek" character | 44 |
| Pointy-eared "Star Trek" guy | 38 |
| Poirot used them to solve mysteries | 35 |
| Poirot's "Mon _____!" | 35 |
| Poirot's address for Hastings | 33 |
| Poison "Every Rose Has Its ___" | 41 |
| Poison "Every Rose ___ Its Thorn" | 43 |
| Poison "Open Up and Say ... ___!" | 43 |
| Poison "Open Up and ___!" | 35 |
| Poison "Something to ___ In" | 38 |
| Poison "___ Dirty to Me" | 34 |
| Poison album "___ Tongue" | 35 |
| Poison hemlock or Queen Anne's lace | 39 |
| Poison sometimes blown from guns | 32 |
| Poisoned garb that killed Hercules | 34 |
| Poisonous chemical element: Comb. form | 38 |
| Poisonous desert dwellers, for short | 36 |
| Poisonous gas that smells like garlic | 37 |
| Poisonous mushroom producer, briefly? | 37 |
| Poisonous plant with milky juice | 32 |
| Poisonous plants of the cashew family | 37 |
| Poisonous protein in castor beans | 33 |
| Poisonous protein in the castor bean | 36 |
| Poisonous shrub with white flowers | 34 |
| Poitier film "The --- Ones" | 37 |
| Poitier film, with "A" | 32 |
| Poitier's "___ With Love" | 39 |
| Pokémon and the Beatles, once | 32 |
| Pokémon card collecting, e.g. | 32 |
| Poke ___ in (undermine, as an argument) | 39 |
| Poker chips are often seen in them | 34 |
| Poker cry ... or an apt title for this puzzle | 45 |
| Poker Flat and Roaring Camp chronicler | 38 |
| Poker game similar to Texas Hold 'em | 40 |
| Poker game where one might stand pat | 36 |
| Poker Hall of Fame charter inductee | 35 |
| Poker hand that's unlikely to win | 37 |
| Poker holding lower than three-of-a-kind | 40 |
| Poker legend Ungar and namesakes | 32 |
| Poker participant's pronouncement | 37 |
| Poker player's 'bullet' | 35 |
| Poker player's "bullet" | 37 |
| Poker player's "check" | 36 |
| Poker player's "Uncle" | 36 |
| Poker player's diamond, in Munich | 37 |
| Poker playerÂ's response | 32 |
| Poker players in kitschy paintings | 34 |
| Poker players in tacky paintings | 32 |
| Poker players' "bullets" | 38 |
| Poker variety, or alternate puzzle title | 40 |
| Poker's "pocket rockets" | 38 |
| Poker-hand sequence, such as 4, 5, 6, 7 | 39 |
| Poker-hand sequence, such as 9, 8, 6, 5 | 39 |
| Pol who called Reagan the Teflon President | 42 |
| Pol's self-serving appropriation | 36 |
| Pol. designation for Gov. Jeanne Shaheen | 40 |
| Pol. monogram of '52 and '56 | 36 |
| Pol. party founded in Bloemfontein | 34 |
| Poland's capital city, as a sum? | 36 |
| Poland's second-largest city | 32 |
| Polanski film based on a Hardy novel | 36 |
| Polar Bear Provincial Park borders it | 37 |
| Polar bear's resting spot, perhaps | 38 |
| Polar explorer, after getting religion? | 39 |
| Pole known for his great soccer ability? | 40 |
| Pole tossed in a Scottish competition | 37 |
| Pole-vaulting, relay races, etc. | 32 |
| Polearm featuring an ax and a spike | 35 |
| Polecat relative commonly kept as a pet | 39 |
| Poli sci student's major, maybe | 35 |
| Poli ___ (college field of study) | 33 |
| Poli-sci buff's cable station | 33 |