Playwright-actor consumes a vegetable | 37 |
Playwright's favorite literature | 36 |
Playwright's cayuse emporium | 32 |
Playwright's "moment of truth" | 44 |
Playwright with the 2009 play "Race" | 46 |
Playwright William and infielder Brandon | 40 |
Playwright whose pastime is making flour? | 41 |
Playwright who's afraid of Christmas? | 41 |
Playwright who penned "Picnic" | 40 |
Playwright who favored heartland locales | 40 |
Playwright who died on May 23, 1906 | 35 |
Playwright who created the character Lothario | 45 |
Playwright who coined the word "robot" | 48 |
Playwright who co-wrote with Kaufman | 36 |
Playwright who co-founded the Abbey Theatre | 43 |
Playwright who became a president | 33 |
Playwright some theorize was actually Shakespeare | 49 |
Playwright Sir Arthur ___ Pinero | 32 |
Playwright Sean in a softball game? | 35 |
Playwright satirized in "Patience" | 44 |
Playwright Peter who wrote “Marat/Sade” | 47 |
Playwright Peter of "Equus" | 37 |
Playwright Pagnol: 1895–1974 | 35 |
Playwright Moss's orchestral section? | 41 |
Playwright Jason Miller's father-in-law | 43 |
Playwright Gilroy's "subject" | 43 |
Playwright Edward who won three Pulitzers | 41 |
Playwright Connelly: 1890–1981 | 37 |
Playwright Christopher's family | 35 |
Playwright and screenwriter Clifford | 36 |
Playwright and philosopher who advised Nero | 43 |
Playwright Akins and Tony winner Caldwell | 41 |
Playwright Akins ("The Old Maid") | 43 |
Playthings used as tribal emblems? | 34 |
Playthings / Electronics companies merge? | 41 |
Plaything named for the 26th President | 38 |
PlayStation devotee's mantra? | 33 |
Playskool's Rocktivity products, e.g. | 41 |
Plays with something, as a kitten might | 39 |
Plays with one's thumbs, in a way | 37 |
Plays resulting in yardage losses | 33 |
Plays fast and loose with, as data | 34 |
Plays April Fools on, in Krakow? | 32 |
Plays another game of Jenga, say | 32 |
Plays after some snaps, in brief | 32 |
Plays a sophomoric prank on, informally | 39 |
Plays a hole to its "quota," say | 42 |
Plays a Halloween prank on, informally | 38 |
Plays a campus prank on, informally | 35 |
Plays "Wheel of Fortune" | 34 |
Playroom toy endorsed by a Beastie Boy? | 39 |
Playmate of Tinky Winky, Dipsy and Po | 37 |
Playing will a full deck, so to speak | 37 |
Playing two cellos at once, maybe? | 34 |
Playing to someone's vanity, maybe | 38 |
Playing the ___ (improvised verbal contest) | 43 |
Playing surface for World Cup participants | 42 |
Playing pieces in the game of Go | 32 |
Playing out all one's cards? | 32 |
Playing notes on certain musical instruments | 44 |
Playing loudly, like a group of trumpets | 40 |
Playing longer than expected, for short | 39 |
Playing in someone else's stadium | 37 |
Playing card that has the most pips | 35 |
Playing card for a fortuneteller | 32 |
Playing areas for Padres et al.? | 32 |
Playing an extra period, briefly | 32 |
Playing an extra NBA period, say | 32 |
Playing a fourth NHL period, say | 32 |
Playground's climbing device | 32 |
Playground section popular in the spring? | 41 |
Playground response to a challenge | 34 |
Playground reply to "You are not!" | 44 |
Playground rejoinder to "Ain't!" | 46 |
Playground piece that has its ups and downs | 43 |
Playground perchers in "The Birds" | 44 |
Playground of the St. Louis Rams | 32 |
Playground of the Philadelphia Eagles | 37 |
Playground of the Denver Nuggets | 32 |
Playground of the Baltimore Ravens | 34 |
Playground game stalemate resolutions | 37 |
Playground equipment with pendulous pieces | 42 |
Playground equipment that incorporates boxing? | 46 |
Playground apparatus of the Apocalypse? | 39 |
Playfully bite, as your owner's heels | 41 |
Playful, humorous version of the minuet | 39 |
Playful swimmer hunted for its fur | 34 |
Playful response to a good insult | 33 |
Playful Queen album, with "The"? | 42 |
Playful Queen album (with "The")? | 43 |
Players, in the cat's absence | 33 |
Players' Tournament winner: 1989 | 36 |
Players who made a historic touchdown in 1964 | 45 |
Players try to hit triples with them | 36 |
Players of certain pear-shaped instruments | 42 |
Players may place stakes on this | 32 |
Players in the computer business | 32 |
Players in red, white and blue uniforms | 39 |
Players in blue, white, orange, and black | 41 |
Players don't rush through them | 35 |