Pop music's Carly ___ Jepsen | 32 |
Pop music's Bananarama and Salt-N-Pepa | 42 |
Pop music's 98 Degrees, e.g. | 32 |
Pop music star or prima ballerina | 33 |
Pop music of Latin American origin | 34 |
Pop music magazine founded by Bob Guccione, Jr. | 47 |
Pop music family of the 50's-70's | 41 |
Pop hit "Da _____ Ron Ron" | 36 |
Pop grp. heard in "Xanadu" | 36 |
Pop group ____ Atomic Dustbin | 32 |
Pop group with the 1997 hit "MMMBop" | 46 |
Pop group with over 30 former members | 37 |
Pop group with iconic robot heads | 33 |
Pop group with a hit Broadway musical | 37 |
Pop group whose name is an acronym | 34 |
Pop group that inspired a 2001 Broadway musical | 47 |
Pop group spelled with a backward letter | 40 |
Pop group on a 1983 stamp in their native Sweden | 48 |
Pop group in "Muriel's Wedding" | 45 |
Pop duo with the album "Swamp Ophelia" | 48 |
Pop culture prefix with "mom" | 39 |
Pop band that did a 1992 EP of ABBA covers | 42 |
Pop artist who used faceless stick figures | 42 |
Pop alternative, in two different ways | 38 |
Pop albums, crappy romantic comedies, etc.? | 43 |
Poorly-designed surveyÂ’s problem | 36 |
Poorly suited to working in public relations | 44 |
Poorly selling bands, to record label | 37 |
Poorly maintained land with a mansion? | 38 |
Poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere | 40 |
Poor Yorick was a fellow of this, said Hamlet | 45 |
Poor students sometimes get them | 32 |
Poor Richard's Almanack item | 32 |
Poor play choice for a tragedian | 32 |
Poor outfielder's affliction? | 33 |
Poor name for a solid-colored dog | 33 |
Poor listener's in-and-out organ | 36 |
Poor links play, as they might say in England? | 46 |
Poor drink choice for body shots? | 33 |
Poor dog's portion, in rhyme | 32 |
Poor defense for containing Jordan | 34 |
Poor defense for containing a hoops superstar | 45 |
Poopdeck ___ (Popeye's father) | 34 |
Poopdeck __ (Popeye's father) | 33 |
Poolside snake's shedding spot? | 35 |
Poole novel, "___ Family" | 35 |
Pool swimmers' distance units | 33 |
Pool shot that determines who breaks | 36 |
Pool player's 'English' | 35 |
Pool hustler who pushes people around? | 38 |
Pool hall or neighborhood bar, for some | 39 |
Pool hall "Better luck next time"? | 44 |
Pool ball's "Watch this!" comment? | 48 |
Pool activity for the uninhibited | 33 |
Pooh-___, "Mikado" character | 38 |
Pooh-___ ("Mikado" character) | 39 |
Pooh-bah hired by a board of directors | 38 |
Pooh's friend in "Winnie-the-Pooh" | 48 |
Poodle pal of Clifford the Big Red Dog | 38 |
Poodle in a Steinbeck travelogue | 32 |
Poodle in "Clifford" books | 36 |
Pooch with a tightly curled tail | 32 |
Pooch who says, "Rello, Rorge" | 40 |
Pooch in TV's "Topper" | 36 |
Pooch in black-and-white and then color | 39 |
Pooch in ''The Thin Man'' | 41 |
Pooch from "The Wizard of Oz" | 39 |
Pooch beyond trick-learning years, supposedly | 45 |
Poo(h)-related rhetorical question | 34 |
Ponzi scheme operator in 2009 headlines | 39 |
Pony players' locale, in brief | 34 |
Pony player's parlor (abbr.) | 32 |
Pony Express's Missouri terminus, familiarly | 48 |
Pontificia Universidad ___ de Chile | 35 |
Pontiff for just 26 days in 1605 | 32 |
Pontiac-driving basketball player? | 34 |
Pontiac SUV that was made in Mexico | 35 |
Pontiac SUV named for an early Mexican | 38 |
Pontiac sports car of the Â’80s | 34 |
Pontiac muscle car relaunched briefly in 2004 | 45 |
Pontiac model since the 2003 model year | 39 |
Pontiac model discontinued in '74 | 37 |
Pontiac GTO and Dodge Charger, for two | 38 |
Pontiac co-designed by John DeLorean | 36 |
Pontiac "street machine" | 34 |
Ponta Delgada is its biggest city | 33 |
Pont l'Évêque alternative | 36 |
Ponselle and Price were famous ones | 35 |
Ponders (with ''on'') | 37 |
Ponder, with ''over'' | 37 |
Ponder painfully, with "over" | 39 |
Ponchielli's "___ mar!" | 37 |
Ponchielli's "La Gioconda," e.g. | 46 |
Ponchielli's "Cielo ___!" | 39 |
Ponchielli's "Cielo e ___!" | 41 |
Ponch's portrayer on "CHiPS" | 42 |
Ponch player in 1970s-'80s TV | 33 |
Ponce De León's discovery | 36 |
Ponce de León's first name | 33 |
Pompous pretensions, and this puzzle's theme | 48 |