| Practitioner of meditation | 26 |
| Practitioner's suffix | 25 |
| Practitioners' suffix | 25 |
| Practitioners, for short | 24 |
| Prada imitation, perhaps | 24 |
| Prada's headquarters | 24 |
| Pragmatic health care worker? | 29 |
| Pragmatist's opposite | 25 |
| Pragmatist's phrase | 23 |
| Prague's ___ University | 27 |
| Prairie dog's cousin | 24 |
| Prairie farmer's acronym | 28 |
| Prairie grain company | 22 |
| Prairie grass used for forage | 29 |
| Prairie homes with flaps | 24 |
| Prairie or Prix lead-in | 23 |
| Prairie oyster ingredient | 25 |
| Prairie social gathering | 24 |
| Prairie-schooner power | 22 |
| Praise enthusiastically | 23 |
| Praise for a prima donna | 24 |
| Praise for the departed | 23 |
| Praise might make it swell | 26 |
| Praise on a book jacket | 23 |
| Praise the performance | 22 |
| Praise with a cap motion | 24 |
| Praiseworthy burrower? | 22 |
| Praiseworthy principle? | 23 |
| Praiseworthy qualities | 22 |
| Praising enthusiastically | 25 |
| Praising works of poetry | 24 |
| Prajadhipok's kingdom | 25 |
| Prajadhipok's land | 22 |
| Praline ingredient, often | 25 |
| Pram occupant's wear | 24 |
| Pram-pusher's park | 22 |
| Prance and dance about | 22 |
| Pranced; flounced: Var. | 23 |
| Prancer's companion | 23 |
| Prancer's yokemate | 22 |
| Prancers in the paddocks | 24 |
| Prancing ... male ... mares | 27 |
| Prank involving a yank | 22 |
| Prank or mob attachment | 23 |
| Prank or trick attachment | 25 |
| Prank played in a pasture | 25 |
| Prank starters, sometimes | 25 |
| Prank that's not nice | 25 |
| Prank victim once a year | 24 |
| Pranked by throwing rolls | 25 |
| Pranked on April first | 22 |
| Prankish imaginary being | 24 |
| Pranks at the Bohr Institute? | 29 |
| Pranks, in a way, informally | 28 |
| Prankster of Norse myth | 23 |
| Prankster with pointy shoes | 27 |
| Prankster's balloon | 23 |
| Prankster's denial | 22 |
| Prankster's detonation | 26 |
| Prankster's exclamation | 27 |
| Prankster's missiles | 24 |
| Prankster's projectile | 26 |
| Prankster's weapon | 22 |
| Pranksters' tricks | 22 |
| Prat of a French countdown | 26 |
| Pratfall cause of slapstick | 27 |
| Prathet Thai, previously | 24 |
| Pray to the porcelain god | 25 |
| Prayer addressee, in Paris | 26 |
| Prayer beginning, perhaps | 25 |
| Prayer book of Zoroastrianism | 29 |
| Prayer counter's beads | 26 |
| Prayer leader in a mosque | 25 |
| Prayer leaders at mosques | 25 |
| Prayer of many decades | 22 |
| Prayer opening, perhaps | 23 |
| Prayer or place follower | 24 |
| Prayer recipient Meany | 22 |
| Prayer recipient, maybe | 23 |
| Prayer starter, perhaps | 23 |
| Prayer wheel inscriptions | 25 |
| Prayer's last word | 22 |
| Prayer-concluding words | 23 |
| Prayers asking God's help | 29 |
| Praying actions cause ennui? | 28 |
| Praying female figures | 22 |
| Praying figure, in art | 22 |
| Praying gesture in some art | 27 |
| Président's place | 24 |
| Prêt-à -porter monogram | 28 |
| PrÃncipe's father | 24 |
| Pre _____ (future doctors) | 26 |
| Pre- -- (bump, so to speak) | 27 |
| Pre- -- (takes the place of) | 28 |
| Pre- -- (undergrad study) | 25 |
| Pre- or post-earthquake shake | 29 |
| Pre-'90s orchard spray | 26 |
| Pre-'91 superpower | 22 |
| Pre-'91 world power | 23 |
| Pre-1000 Celtic language | 24 |