| Pounds, lire, marks, etc. | 25 |
| Pounds, parsecs, or pecks | 25 |
| Pour -- troubled waters | 23 |
| Pour into a carafe, say | 23 |
| Pour into a new container | 25 |
| Pour liquor over and ignite | 27 |
| Pour out one's woes | 23 |
| Pour port painstakingly | 23 |
| Pour salt on a sidewalk, say | 28 |
| Pour some more coffee into | 26 |
| Pour vodka and scotch? | 22 |
| Pour ___ troubled waters | 24 |
| Pour, as wine from a bottle | 27 |
| Poured forth abundantly | 23 |
| Poured frozen cats and dogs? | 28 |
| Poured wine, ceremonially | 25 |
| Pourers of molten steel | 23 |
| Pouring out the whines | 22 |
| Pours from bottle to bottle | 27 |
| Pours liquor over and ignites | 29 |
| Pours, as from a carafe | 23 |
| Pouter's expression | 23 |
| Pouter's protrusion | 23 |
| Pouter's protuberance | 25 |
| Pouting person's action | 27 |
| Pouty kid's phrase | 22 |
| Poverty, metaphorically | 23 |
| Poverty, pollution and such | 27 |
| Poverty, pollution, and such | 28 |
| Poverty-___ (very poor) | 23 |
| POW Jessica Lynch and others | 28 |
| Powder from grain seeds | 23 |
| Powder ingredient, perhaps | 26 |
| Powder not found in kegs | 24 |
| Powder taken through the nose | 29 |
| Powder used after skiing | 24 |
| Powder used in color TV tubes | 29 |
| Powder used in lotions | 22 |
| Powder used in xerography | 25 |
| Powder used on soap scum | 24 |
| Powder-keg environment | 22 |
| Powdered cleaning agent | 23 |
| Powders after a shower, maybe | 29 |
| Powders used in skin lotions | 28 |
| Powdery mineral residue | 23 |
| Powell of diamond fame | 22 |
| Powell of the White House | 25 |
| Powell Street conveyance | 24 |
| Powell's department | 23 |
| Powell's frequent co-star | 29 |
| Powell's frequent costar | 28 |
| Powell's screen wife | 24 |
| Powell's successor | 22 |
| Powell's whodunit partner | 29 |
| Powell-Lombard comedy of 1936 | 29 |
| Power agcy. since '33 | 25 |
| Power behind the throne | 23 |
| Power company problems | 22 |
| Power control, for short | 24 |
| Power couple Henry and Clare | 28 |
| Power for a jinrikisha | 22 |
| Power for a side-wheeler | 24 |
| Power for Robert Fulton | 23 |
| Power forward/Center Melvin | 27 |
| Power in old Hollywood | 22 |
| Power in sci-fi stories | 23 |
| Power Noah didn't have | 26 |
| Power of Cyclops the X-Man | 26 |
| Power or control, to a tenor | 28 |
| Power plant output (abbr.) | 26 |
| Power plant power, say | 22 |
| Power pop band Artful ___ | 25 |
| Power poppers Artist ___ | 24 |
| Power provider's acronym | 28 |
| Power Rangers and such | 22 |
| Power role in a 1940 film | 25 |
| Power seekers, briefly | 22 |
| Power shovel excavations | 24 |
| Power source for a toy, often | 29 |
| Power source for Fulton | 23 |
| Power source of a sort | 22 |
| Power sources for some toys | 27 |
| Power station equipment | 23 |
| Power strip parts, often | 24 |
| Power struggle of a sort | 24 |
| Power tested with Zener cards | 29 |
| Power to attract others | 23 |
| Power to which base is raised | 29 |
| Power tool for a carpenter | 26 |
| Power tool in woodworking | 25 |
| Power up, as an old battery | 27 |
| Power walker's gadget | 25 |
| Power ___ (exec's break) | 28 |
| Power, to Francis Bacon | 23 |
| Power-converter letters | 23 |
| Power-driven shop tool | 22 |
| Power-failure data savers | 25 |
| Power-hungry military leaders | 29 |
| Power-inverter designation | 26 |
| Power-mad ruler of old | 22 |