| Publication like FHM, in British slang | 38 |
| Publication known for its pie graphs | 36 |
| Public-utility magnate of the 30's | 38 |
| Public-domain [no repeated letters] | 35 |
| Public transportation requirement, often | 40 |
| Public transportation rarities during rush hour | 47 |
| Public television campaign responses | 36 |
| Public squares in ancient Greece | 32 |
| Public square, in ancient Greece | 32 |
| Public relations interpretations | 32 |
| Public protest against Hawaiian noisemakers? | 44 |
| Public policy initiated in the 1980's | 41 |
| Public opinion in the Middle East | 33 |
| Public officer in charge of the treasury | 40 |
| Public notice of impending nuptials | 35 |
| Public Interest Research Group founder | 38 |
| Public Image ___ (post-Sex Pistols band) | 40 |
| Public health org. based in Atlanta | 35 |
| Public Enemy "New Whirl ___" | 38 |
| Public company's requirement | 32 |
| Public communication to an individual | 37 |
| Public blights (with "eye") | 37 |
| Public authenticator of documents | 33 |
| Pub. with more than 100 Pulitzers | 33 |
| Pub. of a "Distracted Driving" brochure | 49 |
| Pub that will give you a thrill? | 32 |
| Pub that encourages one to drink like a fish? | 45 |
| Pub request, with "the" | 33 |
| Pub brand with a red triangle logo | 34 |
| Pts. of speech that describe nouns | 34 |
| Pteranodon of Japanese monster flicks | 37 |
| Pt. of an animal cell's biology | 35 |
| Pt. of ''Q and A'' | 34 |
| Psychotic penguin in "Madagascar" | 43 |
| Psychopharmacologist's prescription | 39 |
| Psychologist-turned-N.F.L. runner? | 34 |
| Psychologist's reassuring words | 35 |
| Psychologist's prime time special? | 38 |
| Psychologist's prescription, sometimes | 42 |
| Psychologist's prescription, perhaps | 40 |
| Psychologist's fast-food order? | 35 |
| Psychologist's "I" | 32 |
| Psychologist with a hierarchy of human needs | 44 |
| Psychologist who wrote "Walden Two" | 45 |
| Psychologist who launched behaviorism | 37 |
| Psychologist who gave his name to a test | 40 |
| Psychologist Jean calls it quits? | 33 |
| Psychologically manipulative tactics | 36 |
| Psychological ploy to gain the upper hand | 41 |
| Psychokinesis relative, for short | 33 |
| Psychoanalyst Alfred and namesakes | 34 |
| Psychoactive drug used in medicine | 34 |
| Psycho Norman improves videotape formats? | 41 |
| Psychic's "gift," for short | 41 |
| Psychic's "gift," briefly | 39 |
| Psychic letters hidden in the theme words | 41 |
| Psychic hotline "skill," briefly | 42 |
| Psychic hotline "skill" | 33 |
| Psychic "Miss" in late-night 1990s ads | 48 |
| Psychiatrist's recommendation | 33 |
| Psychiatrist's favorite veggie? | 35 |
| Psychiatrist's determination, perhaps | 41 |
| Psychiatrist who falls asleep during sessions? | 46 |
| Psychedelic rockers take a lot of these | 39 |
| Psychedelic pop band Polyphonic ___ | 35 |
| Psychedelic guitar pioneer, to fans | 35 |
| Psychedelic guitar effect, onomatopoetically | 44 |
| Psychedelic Furs "Angels ___ Cry" | 43 |
| Psychedelic experimental band Psychic ___ | 41 |
| Psychedelic Brooklyn band on Jagjaguwar records | 47 |
| Psy-__: military propaganda, etc. | 33 |
| Pseudonym of the artist Romain de Tirtoff | 41 |
| Pseudonym of musician Peter Schickele | 37 |
| Pseudonym of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin | 35 |
| Pseudonym of Jean Baptiste Poquelin | 35 |
| Pseudonym of Elizabeth Mackintosh | 33 |
| Pseudonym of a noted Freud patient | 34 |
| Pseudonym in a famous surrogacy case | 36 |
| Pseudonym for Nancy Drew authors | 32 |
| Pseudo-documentary set in a ritzy suburb? | 41 |
| Pseudo ___ ("Funky Town" group) | 41 |
| Psalm ___, longest chapter in the Bible | 39 |
| Psalm 51, or any of its many musical settings | 45 |
| Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter" | 40 |
| Prynne in 'The Scarlet Letter' | 38 |
| Pry, with ''around'' | 36 |
| Pry, perhaps, as a News of the World employee | 45 |
| Prussian statesman ___ von Bismarck | 35 |
| Prussian king to those who knew him when | 40 |
| Prussian city, famed for cutlery | 32 |
| Prussian cavalryman: 19th century | 33 |
| Prunes from one's social network | 36 |
| Prufrock's "Do I dare to eat ___?" | 48 |
| Prudent with one's resources | 32 |
| Prudent time to get to the airport | 34 |
| Prudence, temperance, fortitude and justice | 43 |
| Prudence and temperance, for two | 32 |
| Proximate ___ (tort case prerequisite) | 38 |
| Prowl along a football field's edge | 39 |
| Prowess of an orthopedic surgeon? | 33 |