| Pete's pal on "The Mod Squad" | 43 |
| President who standardized Thanksgiving Day | 43 |
| Pasta that means "little tongues" | 43 |
| Power ___ (industrial revolution invention) | 43 |
| Police sergeant on "The Simpsons" | 43 |
| Powell’s “The Thin Man” co-star | 43 |
| Publisher nicknamed "Father Time" | 43 |
| Painter of "The Absinthe Drinker" | 43 |
| Pluribus, as in "e pluribus unum" | 43 |
| Planet in a 1938 radio "invasion" | 43 |
| Patrick of ''The Prisoner'' | 43 |
| Polite Chihuahua gesture as Laurel departs? | 43 |
| Puccini aria "O ___ babbino caro" | 43 |
| Pen name of etiquette doyenne Judith Martin | 43 |
| Pegasus appeared in this company's logo | 43 |
| Place to see 20th-century paintings in N.Y. | 43 |
| Principality ruled by the House of Grimaldi | 43 |
| Process involving illegal drug profits, say | 43 |
| President nicknamed Last of the Cocked Hats | 43 |
| Part of Beethoven's "Opus 27" | 43 |
| Personification of humanity's dark side | 43 |
| Person who might bust a mule carrying horse | 43 |
| Patricia of "A Face in the Crowd" | 43 |
| Patricia, who co-starred in "Hud" | 43 |
| Patricia of ''Ghost Story'' | 43 |
| Part of an air force in south-central Asia? | 43 |
| Platform featured in "The Wizard" | 43 |
| Place name meaning "snow-covered" | 43 |
| Peeples of "Walker, Texas Ranger" | 43 |
| Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901 | 43 |
| Pitcher Ryan with a record 5,714 strikeouts | 43 |
| People's Sexiest Man Alive after Swayze | 43 |
| Packing a lot of extra baggage, so to speak | 43 |
| Philosopher known for his "razor" | 43 |
| Pope's ''___ Solitude'' | 43 |
| Poem sung in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony | 43 |
| Palindromic "Star Trek" character | 43 |
| Palindromic "Star Trek: DSN" role | 43 |
| Phantom Planet "Too Much Too ___" | 43 |
| Parts of an "Old MacDonald" verse | 43 |
| Picasso's "The ___ Guitarist" | 43 |
| Part of a burger with "the works" | 43 |
| Preparing dinner for a large company, maybe | 43 |
| Port where Camus set "The Plague" | 43 |
| Porky and Buckwheat's "Sure!" | 43 |
| Place where all the odds are remote?: Abbr. | 43 |
| Place that shows placing and showing: Abbr. | 43 |
| Places to wager and watch horses race on TV | 43 |
| Pulitzer-winning play, "___ Town" | 43 |
| Perfect Circles' emblem, funnily enough | 43 |
| Prerequisite for a weightlifter's gain? | 43 |
| Person that owns the rights to an invention | 43 |
| Play button's alternate function, often | 43 |
| Pitcher Martinez with three Cy Young Awards | 43 |
| Populist power couple of the 1940s-'50s | 43 |
| Punxsutawney ___ (annual spring forecaster) | 43 |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning play by William Inge | 43 |
| Player in the Mideast peace process (abbr.) | 43 |
| Political contest to whittle down the field | 43 |
| Piece in the lower left corner of the board | 43 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Armantrout and others | 43 |
| Pearl Buck's "The Living ___" | 43 |
| Person in a zebra-striped shirt, informally | 43 |
| Process that involves drying out, for short | 43 |
| Psychotic penguin in "Madagascar" | 43 |
| Patrick Macnee's 1960s TV co-star Diana | 43 |
| Preferred term instead of "Gypsy" | 43 |
| Palillo of "Welcome Back, Kotter" | 43 |
| Part of "the San Francisco treat" | 43 |
| Piece that starts a chess game on square a1 | 43 |
| Playwright Gilroy's "subject" | 43 |
| Part of Colin Powell's coll. experience | 43 |
| Plumber's concern at Buckingham Palace? | 43 |
| Poe's The Murders in the ____ Morgue | 43 |
| Play that coined the word "robot" | 43 |
| Power Balance Pavilion team, on scoreboards | 43 |
| Pat with a short-lived late night talk show | 43 |
| Plato dubbed her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| Plato called her "the tenth Muse" | 43 |
| President Roosevelt's mother's name | 43 |
| Princess in Woolf's "Orlando" | 43 |
| Play about a guy ordering beef from Dublin? | 43 |
| Protests in Tahrir Square were a part of it | 43 |
| Pat Boone's "____ Front Door" | 43 |
| People who totes tell each other everything | 43 |
| Perennial herb or clergyman's headdress | 43 |
| Patriot Fraunces of "Tavern" fame | 43 |
| Preside over Mr. O'Neill's baptism? | 43 |
| Poems composed from given line-ending words | 43 |
| Play by Matt Crowley (with "The") | 43 |
| Prepared with tomatoes, mushrooms and herbs | 43 |
| Pop stars depicted on soldiers' flasks? | 43 |
| Pay-per-view option for can-do subscribers? | 43 |
| Plants that are a natural source of cyanide | 43 |
| Part of a line at O'Hare? [2002, 1976*] | 43 |
| Product liability problems for Willy Wonka? | 43 |
| President Bush's hometown after a fire? | 43 |
| Portable writing surface for an equestrian? | 43 |
| Play meant to be read rather than performed | 43 |
| Place to get some past-their-date tomatoes? | 43 |