Paton's "Cry" ender | 33 |
Patients' Bill of Rights supporter | 38 |
Patients may call for them: abbr. | 33 |
Patients may call for them, briefly | 35 |
Patiently waits for the right moment | 36 |
Patient, cheerful sorts, it's said | 38 |
Patient's therapeutic shriek | 32 |
Patient's response to the psychiatrist | 42 |
Patient's part of a doctor's fee | 40 |
Patient's dosage measure, for short | 39 |
Patient's complaint, to a doctor | 36 |
Patient's attachment on the Oregon Trail? | 45 |
Patient wife of Arthurian legend | 32 |
Patient wife in a Boccaccio tale | 32 |
Patient Warren Beatty movie of 1978 | 35 |
Patient Samuel Beckett play of 1953 | 35 |
Patient lady of Arthurian legend | 32 |
Patient endurance of pain or unhappiness | 40 |
Patient Audrey Hepburn film of 1967 | 35 |
Patient at a doctor's office | 32 |
Pathway of the politically moderate | 35 |
Pathetically desperate act with an obsolete name | 48 |
Pathet ___ (old revolutionary group) | 36 |
Path to the "real killer"? | 36 |
Path to ruin, with "the" | 34 |
Path to poverty, with "the" | 37 |
Path that the whole world follows | 33 |
Path of virtuous conduct, to Confucians | 39 |
Path for a spacecraft's return? | 35 |
Path between supermarket shelves | 32 |
Paterson's successor as New York governor | 45 |
Paternity suit petitioner, informally | 37 |
Pater ___ ("Our Father" prayer) | 41 |
Patent seeker's need, perhaps | 33 |
Patchwork quilts have lots of them | 34 |
Patchwork elephant of picture books | 35 |
Patchwork bed cover without a design | 36 |
Patchett who wrote "Bel Canto" | 40 |
Patch up, in a way, as a space shuttle | 38 |
Pataky of "Snakes on a Plane" | 39 |
Pat- -- (tot's clapping game) | 33 |
Pat's "Wheel of Fortune" coworker | 47 |
Pat with a short-lived late night talk show | 43 |
Pat who sang "Love Is a Battlefield" | 46 |
Pat who coached the Lakers, Knicks, and Heat | 44 |
Pat oneself on the back with words | 34 |
Pat of "Wheel of Fortune" | 35 |
Pat of "The Karate Kid" | 33 |
Pat of "Some Like It Hot" | 35 |
Pat of "Knute Rockne All American" | 44 |
Pat of 'Wheel of Fortune' | 33 |
Pat Nixon's birthplace, in Nevada | 37 |
Pat needs this to maintain composure | 36 |
Pat known for wearing white shoes | 33 |
Pat Boone's singing daughter | 32 |
Pat Boone's musical daughter | 32 |
Pat Boone's "_____ I Love" | 40 |
Pat Boone's "____ Front Door" | 43 |
Pat Boone's "___ That a Shame" | 44 |
Pat Boone's "___ Love" | 36 |
Pat Boone hit, "___ Love" | 35 |
Pat Benatar: "___ Me Right" | 37 |
Pat Benatar "___ With Your Best Shot" | 47 |
Pat Benatar "___ a Weapon" | 36 |
Pat Benatar "You Better ___" | 38 |
Pat Benatar "Sex as a ___" | 36 |
Pat a baby gently on the back, maybe | 36 |
Pastry with nuts and a sugary topping | 37 |
Pastry that looks like a little fruit cookie | 44 |
Pastry shop started by a televangelist? | 39 |
Pastry named for a French emperor | 33 |
Pastry in "Sweeney Todd" | 34 |
Pastry chef's "Simple!" | 37 |
Pastries in "Sweeney Todd" | 36 |
Pastries from a Scottish archipelago? | 37 |
Pastries (literally, "whirlpools") | 44 |
PASTORAL POEMS INCAPACITATE TEEN FAVES | 38 |
Pastor's self-assessment: Part 1 | 36 |
Pastimes enjoyed by Napoleon during his exile? | 46 |
Pastime for Napoleon and Fidel Castro | 37 |
Pastime for Captain Picard's senior staff | 45 |
Pastime for Barack Obama at Camp David | 38 |
Pastime for a car thief, perhaps | 32 |
Pastes used in Middle Eastern cuisine | 37 |
Paste often substituted for by dyed horseradish | 47 |
Pasta-corn concoction from Kennedy and Carter? | 46 |
Pasta-and-potato-loving country? | 32 |
Pasta, potatoes and the like, briefly | 37 |
Pasta ___ (Italian dish, informally) | 36 |
Pasta with a ridged surface, often | 34 |
Pasta whose name means "quills" | 41 |
Pasta that's totally tubular | 32 |
Pasta that will make you really sick? | 37 |
Pasta that spouts from the plate? | 33 |
Pasta that might slip through the colander | 42 |
Pasta that means "little tongues" | 43 |
Pasta that doesn't sound very appetizing | 44 |
Pasta served during a military exercise? | 40 |
Pasta pieces that twist the night away? | 39 |
Pasta or potatoes, to an athlete | 32 |