| Part three of a permanent definition? | 37 |
| President who was a college president | 37 |
| Plant with white, pink-veined flowers | 37 |
| Police bust of pornographic material? | 37 |
| Part of Jed Clampett's theme song | 37 |
| Plate mates of cranberry sauce, often | 37 |
| Possible reply to a general question? | 37 |
| Producer of high and outside pitches? | 37 |
| Part of a jokey coin flip proposition | 37 |
| Plant with tough, sword-shaped leaves | 37 |
| Paula of "CBS This Morning" | 37 |
| Pitts of "Life With Father" | 37 |
| Part of Queen Elizabeth's makeup? | 37 |
| Place to see lions, tigers, and bears | 37 |
| Perpendicular to a ship's length | 36 |
| Provides inside information for, say | 36 |
| President Garfield's middle name | 36 |
| Pocket rockets, in Texas hold'em | 36 |
| Problem with an organ near a temple? | 36 |
| Pretend to be someone you're not | 36 |
| Post-convention publication material | 36 |
| Playwrights' "innings" | 36 |
| Programming language based on Pascal | 36 |
| Person on the Sistine Chapel ceiling | 36 |
| Put in, as your two cents' worth | 36 |
| Person who just can't get enough | 36 |
| Pioneering reporter Rogers St. Johns | 36 |
| Point before "game," maybe | 36 |
| Paramount Pictures founder ___ Zukor | 36 |
| Possible score before winning a game | 36 |
| Pol. monogram of '52 and '56 | 36 |
| Prior to, with "mentioned" | 36 |
| Plant family that includes the yucca | 36 |
| Progress toward maximum drinkability | 36 |
| Purview of a President's council | 36 |
| Palindromic response to a revelation | 36 |
| Pop opera by Elton John and Tim Rice | 36 |
| Paul player in "Two of Us" | 36 |
| Presidential middle name after Abram | 36 |
| Pierce portrayer on "MASH" | 36 |
| Pierce player on "M*A*S*H" | 36 |
| Politico Landon and composer Clausen | 36 |
| Pakistani president Asif ___ Zardari | 36 |
| Porky's penultimate parting word | 36 |
| Personal computer introduced in 1985 | 36 |
| Pepé Le Pew's quest, toujours | 36 |
| Pain reliever that contains caffeine | 36 |
| Part of a raconteur's repertoire | 36 |
| Physiologist Mosso: 1846–1910 | 36 |
| Prefix with ''gram'' | 36 |
| Portuguese-speaking nation of Africa | 36 |
| Paul who sang "Puppy Love" | 36 |
| Paul in the Songwriters Hall of Fame | 36 |
| Paul who sang "Lonely Boy" | 36 |
| Potts of "Designing Women" | 36 |
| Per ___ (how budgets may be planned) | 36 |
| Positive battery terminal, sometimes | 36 |
| Prefix with disestablishmentarianism | 36 |
| Prefix with ''skid'' | 36 |
| Prefix for disestablish-mentarianism | 36 |
| People, seemingly, from a skyscraper | 36 |
| Place that's abuzz with activity | 36 |
| Problem that some people have in bed | 36 |
| Progs that may be "killer" | 36 |
| Pat Boone's "___ Love" | 36 |
| Place for a saint's image, maybe | 36 |
| Parseghian of football-coaching fame | 36 |
| Part of the iris bordering the pupil | 36 |
| Pres. Cristina Kirchner's nation | 36 |
| Prankster in "The Tempest" | 36 |
| Palmer with his own "army" | 36 |
| Polonius's inadequate protection | 36 |
| Paintings and sculpture, to Italians | 36 |
| Professional performer, for instance | 36 |
| Pungent cheese of northeastern Italy | 36 |
| Person born on the largest continent | 36 |
| President of the Screen Actors Guild | 36 |
| Prefix meaning "celestial" | 36 |
| Perennial NL Central cellar-dwellers | 36 |
| Personification of reckless ambition | 36 |
| Place to check your balance, briefly | 36 |
| Particles invisible to the naked eye | 36 |
| Particles studied by microphysicists | 36 |
| Patty or Selma, to any Simpson child | 36 |
| Par ___ (how to send mail to France) | 36 |
| Prop in "The Wizard of Oz" | 36 |
| Police officer's "tin" | 36 |
| Pearl of "St. Louis Woman" | 36 |
| Popular South African language group | 36 |
| Penniless person with a hat, perhaps | 36 |
| Plead with one's frontier buddy? | 36 |
| Puccini's "Un ____ di" | 36 |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of 1987 | 36 |
| Popular relief for painful pectorals | 36 |
| Place to change a flat tire, perhaps | 36 |
| Poorly-designed surveyÂ’s problem | 36 |
| Part of a speaker's intro, often | 36 |
| Pin the Tail on the Donkey accessory | 36 |
| Part of an American plan, at a hotel | 36 |
| Paul Kruger of Krugerrand fame, e.g. | 36 |