| A pair of zones | 15 |
| A pair, in Ayr | 14 |
| A Pakistani poet might write in it | 34 |
| A pal of Bo's in a film | 27 |
| A pal of Curly | 14 |
| A pal of Pooh | 13 |
| A pal of Wynken | 15 |
| A Palin | 7 |
| A palindrome's pivot | 24 |
| A Palmer | 8 |
| A palooka is a bad one | 22 |
| A pampered Lassie posing for pics? | 34 |
| A pane of stamps | 16 |
| A Papuan people | 15 |
| A parallelogram | 15 |
| A parallelogram (var.) | 22 |
| A parallelogram: Abbr. | 22 |
| A paramour of Catherine II | 26 |
| A parent of a dzo | 17 |
| A parent of Eliasaph: Num. 3:24 | 31 |
| A parent of Pedro | 17 |
| A parent, to Pompey | 19 |
| A Paris airport | 15 |
| A Parisian Bank | 15 |
| A Parisian's right? | 23 |
| A Parisienne | 12 |
| A park may have one | 19 |
| A park may provide it | 21 |
| A Parker | 8 |
| A parking garage may have special pricing for it | 48 |
| A parody (with "up") | 30 |
| A parolee may wear a monitor on it | 34 |
| A part of | 9 |
| A part of Can. | 14 |
| A part of Gdansk | 16 |
| A part of some bicycles | 23 |
| A part of, as a gang | 20 |
| A part-time employee | 20 |
| A participant in a bill-of-exchange transaction | 47 |
| A particular bit of typography? | 31 |
| A particular cake, strangely enough | 35 |
| A partner of day | 16 |
| A partner of fast | 17 |
| A partner of now | 16 |
| A partner of there | 18 |
| A partner of time | 17 |
| A Partridge portrayer | 21 |
| A party (to) | 12 |
| A party to | 10 |
| A party to a party? | 19 |
| A party to the plot | 19 |
| A party to, as a secret | 23 |
| A pass that isn't forward | 29 |
| A passel | 8 |
| A passing Manning | 17 |
| A password may provide it | 25 |
| A password provides it | 22 |
| A past tense | 12 |
| A past tense of Greek verbs | 27 |
| A past tense: Abbr. | 19 |
| A pastel | 8 |
| A pastor, perhaps (Abbr.) | 25 |
| A pastry | 8 |
| A pastry in Peru | 16 |
| A pastry, for short | 19 |
| A patch may cover one | 21 |
| A path set aside for walking | 28 |
| A patient may say it | 20 |
| A patient response? | 19 |
| A patois of La. | 15 |
| A Patriarch | 11 |
| A Patrick Henry delivery | 24 |
| A patron may run one | 20 |
| A patron of Columbus | 20 |
| A Paul | 6 |
| A Paul with pluck | 17 |
| A PC may use it | 15 |
| A PC user may press one | 23 |
| A pea or a bean | 15 |
| A Peace Nobelist: 1946 | 22 |
| A Peace Nobelist: 1978 | 22 |
| A Peace Prize Nobelist: 1925 | 28 |
| A Peace Prize winner in 1908 | 28 |
| A Peace Prize winner: 1978 | 26 |
| A peach of a singer | 19 |
| A peak piled on Olympus | 23 |
| A pealing place | 15 |
| A pealing sound | 15 |
| A pealing sound? | 16 |
| A pearly white | 14 |
| A peer | 6 |
| A pencil may be parked behind here | 34 |
| A pencil, compared to a pen | 27 |
| A Pennsylvania community that sounds like a person | 50 |
| A penny in a pot, perhaps | 25 |
| A penny is a small one | 22 |
| A penny short of a dime | 23 |
| A penny, at times | 17 |
| A penny, mostly | 15 |
| A penny, sometimes | 18 |