Proctor-___ (small appliance maker) | 36 |
Places for cooling pies, in cartoons | 36 |
Phallic structure erected in a field | 36 |
Peninsula bordering the Negev desert | 36 |
Peninsula abutting the Gulf of Aqaba | 36 |
Perform on "Glee," perhaps | 36 |
Perform on "American Idol" | 36 |
Puts a little too close to the flame | 36 |
Plumbers' favorite fishing item? | 36 |
Plops one's rump next to another | 36 |
Programmer's creation, for short | 36 |
Procedure for a burn victim, perhaps | 36 |
Phoned on a computer, in technospeak | 36 |
Patty Hearst's kidnappers: Abbr. | 36 |
Patty Hearst's abductors (Abbr.) | 36 |
Parts of many cheerleading uniforms? | 36 |
Part of a filming technique, briefly | 36 |
People guilty of disorderly conduct? | 36 |
Product introduced in 1912 by Lionel | 36 |
Professional's camera, for short | 36 |
Point-and-shoot alternative, briefly | 36 |
Part of a brunch prix fixe, possibly | 36 |
Practiced yellow journalism, perhaps | 36 |
Portrayer of President Santos on NBC | 36 |
Presenter of many a spoof, for short | 36 |
Put one over on Middleton and Upton? | 36 |
Providers of football game coverage? | 36 |
Peau de ___ (wedding-dress material) | 36 |
Polished and well-groomed, as a lady | 36 |
Possible answer to "When?" | 36 |
Pitcher's throwing arm, in slang | 36 |
Place to lounge around in a bathrobe | 36 |
Place that often sells high-end soap | 36 |
Put the missing pieces in order here | 36 |
Places that might play New Age music | 36 |
People who aren't what they seem | 36 |
Plane which claimed the Orteig Prize | 36 |
Projecting gun platform on a warship | 36 |
Provider of "a word" on TV | 36 |
Principal Prince Edward Island crop | 36 |
Played crisply and detached, in mus. | 36 |
Persian word for "country" | 36 |
Play your poker hand without drawing | 36 |
Performer in the title role, usually | 36 |
Pull off the ultimate diamond theft? | 36 |
Play set entirely in a beauty parlor | 36 |
Part of Russia, with "the" | 36 |
Proofer's 'keep this in' | 36 |
Prepared to sing the national anthem | 36 |
Product of colliding weather systems | 36 |
Puts in an overhead compartment, say | 36 |
Popular Formula One formula briefly | 36 |
Prominent 16th century Carmelite nun | 36 |
Places of ''action'' | 36 |
Popular Star Trek convention costume | 36 |
Post-Russian Revolution but pre-1991 | 36 |
Put actress Amanda in the freestyle? | 36 |
Police unit for high-risk operations | 36 |
Patrick of ''Ghost'' | 36 |
Patient's complaint, to a doctor | 36 |
Postpone consideration of rap music? | 36 |
Plans for attaining particular goals | 36 |
President who became a Chief Justice | 36 |
Place for a prank involving a potato | 36 |
Plant with buttonlike yellow flowers | 36 |
Port on Italy's "heel" | 36 |
Place to dip really big fish sticks? | 36 |
Pictures inked on the body, in slang | 36 |
Parts of a Victorian social schedule | 36 |
Provision of the 1767 Townshend Acts | 36 |
Part of a daunting split, in bowling | 36 |
Polo of "Meet the Parents" | 36 |
Polo of "Meet the Fockers" | 36 |
Polo of "Meet the Fokkers" | 36 |
Polanski film based on a Hardy novel | 36 |
Packages from recent guests, perhaps | 36 |
Prince "Emancipation" song | 36 |
Physical advantage for a shoplifter? | 36 |
Paris attraction that features a [ ] | 36 |
Path to the "real killer"? | 36 |
Pre-telegraph means of communication | 36 |
Poetic basis for an N.F.L. team name | 36 |
Part one of an observation on levies | 36 |
Part of a perfect Thanksgiving meal? | 36 |
Period preceding an expiration date? | 36 |
Perform a quarterback's function | 36 |
Present for one needing illumination | 36 |
Precisely-cooked rotisserie chicken? | 36 |
Period between stimulus and response | 36 |
Porcupine army's attack command? | 36 |
Perry Como hit "___ Marie" | 36 |
Presently, according to the calendar | 36 |
Page McConnell "Close ___" | 36 |
Phrase used by Macbeth's witches | 36 |
Pick up with a certain grasping tool | 36 |
Press secretary under George W. Bush | 36 |
Put in the "circular file" | 36 |
Preteen's "absolutely" | 36 |
Perform brain surgery on Mr. Begley? | 36 |
Purveyor of a "sure thing" | 36 |