Potok's My Name is ____ Lev | 34 |
Potok's 'My Name Is -- Lev' | 39 |
Potok's "My Name is Asher ___" | 44 |
Potok's "My Name is Asher _____" | 46 |
Potok's "My Name Is ___ Lev" | 42 |
Potomac span named for a poet, familiarly | 41 |
Potsdam Conference attendee: Abbr. | 34 |
Potsie on "Happy Days," ___ Williams | 46 |
Potsie's pal on "Happy Days" | 42 |
Potsie's pal, with "the" | 38 |
Pottage receiver's namesakes | 32 |
Potted plant's perch, perhaps | 33 |
Potter of "MASH," for ex. | 35 |
Potter of "MASH," for one | 35 |
Potter's bronze penny, at Hogwarts | 38 |
Potter's rank, on "MASH": abbr. | 45 |
Potts of "Designing Women" | 36 |
Potty-mouthed "Hell's Kitchen" chef | 49 |
Pou ___ (vantage point), from the Greek | 39 |
Poughkeepsie college noted for its polls | 40 |
Poulenc ballet "___ Biches" | 37 |
Poultry dish with broccoli and cheese | 37 |
Poultry farmer's business plan? | 35 |
Poultry that shouldn't be trussed? | 38 |
Pounce on some mariners' gear | 33 |
Pound out all over again, as a letter | 37 |
Pound sterling, after melting down? | 35 |
Pound who wrote "Hugh Selwyn Mauberley" | 49 |
Pound __: cover one's route, cop-style | 42 |
Pound's "A Lume ___" | 34 |
Pounder of "The Shield" | 33 |
Pounding against, as strong winds | 33 |
Pour a little wine into, heat, stir and scrape | 46 |
Pour gas through an inverted cone? | 34 |
Pour ___ 40 for (mourn, in a way) | 33 |
Pour ___ dire (so to speak): Fr. | 32 |
Poured concrete in gun chambers, say? | 37 |
Poured wine into another container | 34 |
Powder produced by the Solvay process | 37 |
Powder used in paint pigment and matches | 40 |
Powder ___ (potentially dangerous situation) | 44 |
Powdered lunch product from Lipton | 34 |
Powdered one's nose, as it were | 35 |
Powdered rock used as an abrasive | 33 |
Powderfinger "The ___" | 32 |
Powderfinger: "Nobody ___" | 36 |
Powell of the '60s-'70s Orioles | 40 |
Powell co-star in 1930's films | 34 |
Powell Library locale, for short | 32 |
Powell or Westmoreland, e.g.: Abbr. | 35 |
Powell partner in "Thin Man" films | 44 |
Powell's "The Thin Man" co-star | 45 |
Powell's co-star in "The Thin Man" | 48 |
Powell's co-star in 1930's film | 39 |
Powell's detective film co-star | 35 |
Powell's frequent costar Myrna | 34 |
Powell's successor on the Supreme Court | 43 |
Powell’s “The Thin Man” co-star | 43 |
Power Balance Pavilion team, on scoreboards | 43 |
Power button on many calculators | 32 |
Power Station "Some Like ___" | 39 |
Power to influence people or things | 35 |
Power to move things by thinking | 32 |
Power used only three times by George W. Bush | 45 |
Power ___ (industrial revolution invention) | 43 |
Power-hungry daughter of King Lear | 34 |
Power-pop Warped Tour band from Missouri | 40 |
Powerful 19th century Virginia family | 37 |
Powerful couple in publishing, once | 35 |
Powerful demon, in Arabic mythology | 35 |
Powerful dog that loves a Passover staple? | 42 |
Powerful drought accompaniers, often | 36 |
Powerful economic coalition, before Russia joined | 49 |
Powerful economic coalition, formerly | 37 |
Powerful friend of Queen Victoria | 33 |
Powerful handheld electronic devices | 36 |
Powerful health care lobbying gp. | 33 |
Powerful herbicide with a colorful name | 39 |
Powerful militaristic displays, for short | 41 |
Powerful org. with HQ in Fairfax, Va. | 37 |
Powerful position for a proponent | 33 |
Powerful Renaissance banking family | 35 |
Powerful Roman Church family name | 33 |
Powerful Syrian city in the third millennium B.C. | 49 |
Powerful wind a polar bear could feel | 37 |
Powerman 5000 "Ultra ___" | 35 |
PowerPoint presentation part, perhaps | 37 |
Powers in "Doomsday Machine" | 38 |
Powers in "The Doomsday Machine" | 42 |
Powers of "Hart to Hart" | 34 |
Powers of "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E." | 46 |
Powers up on the big screen, e.g. | 33 |
PR event with much shutter-clicking | 35 |
PR problem for a Virginia senator? | 34 |
PR tax with a Medicare component | 32 |
Practical joke item that gets you wet | 37 |
Practical joke TV show that began in 1948 | 41 |
Practical joke used on squirrels? | 33 |
Practical-jokes TV show that first aired in 1948 | 48 |
Practically any ball except a football | 38 |