| Pots for boiling water | 22 |
| Potsdam "prego" | 25 |
| Potsdam Conference attendee | 27 |
| Potsdam Declaration recipient | 29 |
| Potsie portrayer Williams | 25 |
| Potsie's pal, familiarly | 28 |
| Potsie's portrayer | 22 |
| Potsticker cooker, maybe | 24 |
| Potted "pet" | 22 |
| Potted plant's place | 24 |
| Potter of the Supreme Court | 28 |
| Potter and Prinze Jr. comedy | 28 |
| Potter or jeweler, e.g. | 23 |
| Potter or Klink (Abbr.) | 23 |
| Potter or Klink: Abbr. | 22 |
| Potter portrayer Radcliffe | 26 |
| Potter professor Severus ___ | 28 |
| Potter's apparatus | 22 |
| Potter's friend Ron | 23 |
| Potter's Hedwig, e.g. | 25 |
| Potter's potions teacher | 28 |
| Potter's vitreous layer | 27 |
| Potter's wheel user | 23 |
| Potter's-wheel part | 23 |
| Potter, in "MASH" | 27 |
| Potters' materials | 22 |
| Pottery "pet" | 23 |
| Pottery Barn competitor | 23 |
| Pottery Barn purchases | 22 |
| Pottery casserole dish | 22 |
| Pottery class projects | 22 |
| Pottery fragment: Var. | 22 |
| Pottery fragments (Var.) | 24 |
| Pottery fragments: Var. | 23 |
| Pottery made from clay | 22 |
| Pottery painter in Picadilly | 28 |
| Pottery painter in Portsmouth | 29 |
| Pottery worker, on occasion | 27 |
| Pottery worker, sometimes | 25 |
| Pottery-mending substance | 25 |
| Potting-soil ingredient | 23 |
| Potty ___ (kids' toy) | 25 |
| POTUS's alternate title | 27 |
| POTUS's second in command | 29 |
| POTUS, to the military | 22 |
| Pou ___ (a place to stand on) | 29 |
| Pou ___ (base of operations) | 28 |
| Pou ___ (basis of operations) | 29 |
| Pou ___ (jumping-off place) | 27 |
| Pou ___ (place to stand) | 24 |
| Pou ___ (vantage point) | 23 |
| Pouch between bone and tendon | 29 |
| Pouch brought to a bank | 23 |
| Pouch holders, for short | 24 |
| Pouch spun by some spiders | 26 |
| Pouch tobacco relative | 22 |
| Pouch, to an anatomist | 22 |
| Pouch-dwelling pal of Pooh | 26 |
| Pouches worn with kilts | 23 |
| Pouchong and gunpowder | 22 |
| Pouilly-Fuisse and others | 25 |
| Pouilly-___ (white wine) | 24 |
| Poule's counterpart | 23 |
| Poulter or Baker Finch | 22 |
| Poultry magnate John et al. | 27 |
| Poultry preparation tool | 24 |
| Poultry that tastes like beef | 29 |
| Poultry with a bad hair day? | 28 |
| Pounce on the first mate? | 25 |
| Pound associated with meter | 27 |
| Pound critters, usually | 23 |
| Pound for a pound, e.g. | 23 |
| Pound note, in English slang | 28 |
| Pound placed in your ear (5) | 28 |
| Pound puppies, probably | 23 |
| Pound sign, on Twitter | 22 |
| Pound sought by Shylock | 23 |
| Pound sterling, informally | 26 |
| Pound sterling, slangily | 24 |
| Pound the keys, perhaps | 23 |
| Pound who went to prison | 24 |
| Pound with a metric system? | 27 |
| Pound, in British slang | 23 |
| Pound, like a headache | 22 |
| Pounder of "Avatar" | 29 |
| Pounds : Egypt :: ___ : India | 29 |
| Pounds and kilograms: Abbr. | 27 |
| Pounds on an Underwood | 22 |
| Pounds' companions | 22 |
| 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 |