| Punk landmark in Manhattan that closed in 2006 | 46 |
| Punk rock 'n' roller Mike | 33 |
| Punk rock innovators, with "the" | 42 |
| Punk rock label started by Black Flag | 37 |
| Punk rock musician Smith with "Horses" | 48 |
| Punk rock subgenre[See NOTE above.] | 35 |
| Punk rocker Armstrong with a 2012 Grammy | 40 |
| Punk rocker with the backup band the Pharmacists | 48 |
| Punk rockers Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee, etc. | 40 |
| Punk/New Wave band since the '70s | 37 |
| Punky Brewster portrayer Soleil Moon ___ | 40 |
| Punky offshoot of the Specials' genre | 41 |
| Punny motto for this puzzle, taking a siesta? | 45 |
| Punta del ___ (Uruguayan resort) | 32 |
| Punxsutawney ___ (annual spring forecaster) | 43 |
| Punxsutawney ___ (Groundhog Day celeb) | 38 |
| Pup tent's maximum occupancy | 32 |
| Puppet in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood | 38 |
| Puppet name meaning "doll" | 36 |
| Puppet pair who debuted on NBC in 1948 | 38 |
| Puppet who - [gasp!] - went on a diet in 2005 | 45 |
| Puppeteer Baird and cartoonist Keane | 36 |
| Puppeteer Tony who mentored Bil Baird | 37 |
| Puppeteer who designed Macy's parade balloons | 49 |
| Puppetry and ventriloquism, e.g. | 32 |
| Puppy Bowl at which the Puppy Cam debuted | 41 |
| Purée used for a Jelly Belly flavor | 38 |
| Purcell's "___ and Aeneas" | 40 |
| Purcell's "___ and Welcome Songs" | 47 |
| Purchase after a "blessed event" | 42 |
| Purchase at a government auction | 32 |
| Purchase at Ollivander's shop | 33 |
| Purchase by Dad the art teacher? | 32 |
| Purchase for a 1950s home, perhaps | 34 |
| Purchase from Pat Sajak, perhaps | 32 |
| Purchase from the frozen foods section | 38 |
| Purchase in a Dutch mall, perhaps | 33 |
| Purchase in a practical joke shop | 33 |
| Purchase of one who's looking for love | 42 |
| Purchase revealed by Vanna, perhaps | 35 |
| Purchaser of the Victor Talking Machine Co., 1929 | 49 |
| Purchaser's agreement to buy a second product | 49 |
| Purchases at nurseries and hardware stores | 42 |
| Purchases that give you a run for your money? | 45 |
| Purchases, as the remaining stock | 33 |
| Purchasing system with payments made over time | 46 |
| Pure memorization learning method | 33 |
| Purely positive engagement, in slang | 36 |
| Purify with perfume, in some religious services | 47 |
| Purim celebrates his destruction | 32 |
| Purina partner replaced by Nestlé | 36 |
| Puritanical person, to an Aussie | 32 |
| Purple gorilla of '70s cartoons | 35 |
| Purple poodle in the "Clifford" series | 48 |
| Purple __: New Hampshire state flower | 37 |
| Purple ___ (New Hampshire's state flower) | 45 |
| Purple ___, New Hampshire's state flower | 44 |
| Purple ___, state flower of N.J. | 32 |
| Purple- or green-leaved cabbage variety | 39 |
| Purported source of Revere's historic signal | 48 |
| Purpose of a "daily dozen" | 36 |
| Purpose of an electric-bill insert? | 35 |
| Purpose of Krzysztof's travels | 34 |
| Purpose of many a doctor's visit | 36 |
| Purpose of many vacations, informally | 37 |
| Purpose of The Betty Ford Center | 32 |
| Purpose of the Betty Ford Center, briefly | 41 |
| Purposely exposed oneself to radiation? | 39 |
| Purposely keep just out of reach | 32 |
| Purposely stay just out of reach | 32 |
| Purposely stay just out of reach, e.g. | 38 |
| Purse the lips, with "up" | 35 |
| Pursue again, as an elected position | 36 |
| Pursued a collegiate specialty (in) | 35 |
| Pursued academically (with "in") | 42 |
| Pursuer of the "accursed white whale" | 47 |
| Pursuers of the Fellowship of the Ring | 38 |
| Pursuers of the Sopranos, for short | 35 |
| Pursuit for a mountaineering cryptozoologist | 44 |
| Pursuit in the Declaration of Independence | 42 |
| Pursuit of unrealistic perfection | 33 |
| Pursuits of some candidates, for short | 38 |
| Purveyor of "Jersey juice" | 36 |
| Purveyor of a "sure thing" | 36 |
| Purveyor of It-Lash and Dreamskin | 33 |
| Purveyor of luxury tableware Michael C. ___ | 43 |
| Purveyor of tees, wedges and bags | 33 |
| Purveyor of the Doublicious sandwich | 36 |
| Purveyors of seaweed wraps and cucumber facials | 47 |
| Purview of a President's council | 36 |
| Push aggressively, as through a crowd | 37 |
| Push an upper boundary, slangily | 32 |
| Push one's buttons, and then some | 37 |
| Pushed, with ''on'' | 35 |
| Pushes (through), as a Senate bill | 34 |
| Pushes off the basketball rim, say | 34 |
| Pushes the boundaries of propriety | 34 |
| Pushin' some bread back and forth? | 38 |
| Pushing the boundaries of propriety | 35 |
| Pushkin's "Eugene ___" | 36 |