Periods of distinction | 22 |
Periods of duty at sea | 22 |
Periods of extra mins. | 22 |
Periods of good fortune | 23 |
Periods of great success | 24 |
Periods of highest vigor | 24 |
Periods of historical note | 26 |
Periods of intense pressure | 27 |
Periods of milit. service | 25 |
Periods of pious seclusion | 26 |
Periods of powerlessness | 24 |
Periods of rain, often | 22 |
Periods of revolution? | 22 |
Periods of the academic year | 28 |
Periods of time: Abbr. | 22 |
Periods preceding big events | 28 |
Periods when many go to lunch | 29 |
Periods worth remembering | 25 |
Peripatetic football team | 25 |
Peripatetic religious leader | 28 |
Peripheral basilica feature | 27 |
Peripheral plug-in places | 25 |
Peripheral-vision thwarters | 27 |
Periscope's source | 22 |
Perishable fashion accessory | 28 |
Perishables for Jan. 1 | 22 |
Peritonitis cause, perhaps | 26 |
Perjurer's admission | 24 |
Perjurer's confession | 25 |
Perjurer's offense | 22 |
Perjurer's predilection | 27 |
Perjurers' statements | 25 |
Perjury and piracy, for two | 27 |
Perk for a C.E.O., maybe | 24 |
Perk for a pool party? | 22 |
Perk recipients, usually | 24 |
Perk up a straightedge | 22 |
Perk up one's ears | 22 |
Perk up, as an appetite | 23 |
Perk up, in Portsmouth | 22 |
Perkins of the theater | 22 |
Perkins's killer role | 25 |
Perkins, Greeley et al. | 23 |
Perle of parties: 1889-1975 | 27 |
Perle ___, memorable hostess | 28 |
Perley of journalistic fame | 27 |
Perlman married to DeVito | 25 |
Perlman of 'Cheers' | 27 |
Perlman of 'Kirstie' | 28 |
Perlman of 'Matilda' | 28 |
Perlman of "Cheers" | 29 |
Perlman of "Pearl" | 28 |
Perlman of TV and film | 22 |
Permanent cell occupier | 23 |
Permanent consequences? | 23 |
Permanent definition (Part 2) | 29 |
Permanent definition (Part 3) | 29 |
Permanent hair removal spots | 28 |
Permanent mark, casually | 24 |
Permanent military procedures | 29 |
Permanent pen resident | 22 |
Permanent resident, maybe | 25 |
Permanent spot on a dress | 25 |
Permanent way to write | 22 |
Permanent-magnet alloy | 22 |
Permanently attached: biol. | 27 |
Permanently in Lit class | 24 |
Permanently mark in stone | 25 |
Permanently mark, in a way | 26 |
Permanently sever ties | 22 |
Permanently, as writing | 23 |
Permeable parts of trees | 24 |
Permeable plant feature | 23 |
Permeate with a spirit | 22 |
Permeates, as with flavor | 25 |
Permian Period, in Europe | 25 |
Permission slips, e.g. | 22 |
Permission solicitation | 23 |
Permission to be absent | 23 |
Permission to leave a diocese | 29 |
Permission to leave Oxford | 26 |
Permission-slip signer, often | 29 |
Permit for leaving a country | 28 |
Permit to leave the country | 27 |
Permits passage, perhaps | 24 |
Permits, British style | 22 |
Permutes or transmutes | 22 |
Pernicious or perifidious | 25 |
Peropteryx sandlottia? | 22 |
Perot running mate Pat | 22 |
Perot who ran for president | 27 |
Perot's 1996 running mate | 29 |
Perot's party, once | 23 |
Perp prosecutors, briefly | 25 |
Perp prosecutors, for short | 27 |
Perp's counterpart | 22 |
Perp's patterns, briefly | 28 |
Perp's red herring | 22 |
Perpendicular extension | 23 |
Perpendicular extensions | 24 |