| Pronoun in the South | 20 |
| Pronoun in the Commandments | 27 |
| Pronoun in many letter greetings | 32 |
| Pronoun in many a romance novel title | 37 |
| Pronoun in hymns | 16 |
| Pronoun in Dresden | 18 |
| Pronoun in Brest | 16 |
| Pronoun in a wedding vow | 24 |
| Pronoun in a wedding statement | 30 |
| Pronoun in a wedding pledge | 27 |
| Pronoun in a rebus puzzle | 25 |
| Pronoun in a rebus | 18 |
| Pronoun in a JFK quote | 22 |
| Pronoun in a Hemingway title | 28 |
| Pronoun in a cote? | 18 |
| Pronoun in a "Concentration" rebus | 44 |
| Pronoun in "America" | 30 |
| Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" and "O Canada" | 69 |
| Pronoun from way back | 21 |
| Pronoun for you and me | 22 |
| Pronoun for una puertorriqueña | 33 |
| Pronoun for two genders | 23 |
| Pronoun for two | 15 |
| Pronoun for the USS Enterprise | 30 |
| Pronoun for the Pinta | 21 |
| Pronoun for the Pinafore | 24 |
| Pronoun for the Pequod | 22 |
| Pronoun for the Niña | 23 |
| Pronoun for the Ile de France | 29 |
| Pronoun for the Andrea Doria | 28 |
| Pronoun for Pliny | 17 |
| Pronoun for Pietro | 18 |
| Pronoun for Piaf | 16 |
| Pronoun for Pedro | 17 |
| Pronoun for Paula | 17 |
| Pronoun for Paloma | 18 |
| Pronoun for Old Ironsides | 25 |
| Pronoun for Miss Piggy | 22 |
| Pronoun for Leo Gorcey | 22 |
| Pronoun for Lassie | 18 |
| Pronoun for Hamlet | 18 |
| Pronoun for French females | 26 |
| Pronoun for Françoise | 24 |
| Pronoun for ewe? | 16 |
| Pronoun for every other hurricane | 33 |
| Pronoun for Eve | 15 |
| Pronoun for Colette | 19 |
| Pronoun for anyone | 18 |
| Pronoun for a woman | 19 |
| Pronoun for a skiff | 19 |
| Pronoun for a ship | 18 |
| Pronoun for a peahen | 20 |
| Pronoun for a Parisienne | 24 |
| Pronoun for a madame | 20 |
| Pronoun for a lady | 18 |
| Pronoun for a hind | 18 |
| Pronoun for a doe | 17 |
| Pronoun for a destroyer | 23 |
| Pronoun for a daughter | 22 |
| Pronoun for a calico cat | 24 |
| Pronoun for a boat | 18 |
| Pronoun following a slash, sometimes | 36 |
| Pronoun following a preposition | 31 |
| Pronoun designation: Abbr. | 26 |
| Pronoun containing another pronoun | 34 |
| Pronoun before or after "truly" | 41 |
| Pronoun at sea | 14 |
| Pronoun asking a question | 25 |
| Pronoun akin to the "royal we" | 40 |
| Pronoun | 7 |
| Pronominal contraction | 22 |
| Pronom | 6 |
| Prongs | 6 |
| Pronghorns' cousins | 23 |
| Pronghorns and elands | 21 |
| Pronghorns | 10 |
| Pronghorn or springbok | 22 |
| Pronghorn antelope habitat | 26 |
| Pronghorn | 9 |
| Pronged, as an electrical plug | 30 |
| Pronged ring features | 21 |
| Pronged hair holder | 19 |
| Pronged | 7 |
| Prong of a pitchfork | 20 |
| Prong of a fork | 15 |
| Prong | 5 |
| Prone: Abbr. | 12 |
| Prone, with "to" | 26 |
| Prone's opposite | 20 |
| Prone to wriggling | 18 |
| Prone to wearing | 16 |
| Prone to violence | 17 |
| Prone to the jitters | 20 |
| Prone to talking back | 21 |
| Prone to sunburn | 16 |
| Prone to sulking | 16 |
| Prone to squirming | 18 |
| Prone to spoiling | 17 |
| Prone to spilling | 17 |
| Prone to snits | 14 |