| Text | Length |
| Pay a visit | 11 |
| Pay a tab | 9 |
| Pay a stud fee? | 15 |
| Pay a poker debt, perhaps | 25 |
| Pay a flat fee | 14 |
| Pay a dime on the dollar, in a way | 34 |
| Pay a compliment | 16 |
| Pay a call to | 13 |
| Pay a call on | 13 |
| Pay a call | 10 |
| Pay a brief call | 16 |
| Pay a bribe to | 14 |
| Pay a bill | 10 |
| Pay --- mind | 12 |
| Pay (up), as a debt | 19 |
| Pay (up) | 8 |
| Pay | 3 |
| Paxinou role | 12 |
| Pax, to Praxiteles | 18 |
| Pax, to Plato | 13 |
| Pax, to Athenians | 17 |
| Pax, in Greece | 14 |
| Pax, formerly | 13 |
| Pax's Greek counterpart | 27 |
| Pax _____ | 9 |
| Pax ___ (uneasy peace) | 22 |
| Pax ___ (1st and 2nd centuries A.D., roughly) | 45 |
| Pax ___ | 7 |
| Pax __ | 6 |
| Pax vobiscum | 12 |
| Pax TV, now | 11 |
| Pax Romana year | 15 |
| Pax -- (uneasy peace) | 21 |
| Pawtucket's team plays in one | 33 |
| Pawtucket hrs. | 14 |
| Paws, e.g. | 10 |
| Paws at the door and whimpers, say | 34 |
| Paws | 4 |
| Pawpaws | 7 |
| Pawpaw | 6 |
| Pawnshop transaction | 20 |
| Pawnshop sign, perhaps | 22 |
| Pawnshop sign | 13 |
| Pawnshop offering | 17 |
| Pawnshop estimate | 17 |
| Pawns, e.g. | 11 |
| Pawns or knights | 16 |
| Pawns off | 9 |
| Pawns and knights, e.g. | 23 |
| Pawns | 5 |
| Pawning place | 13 |
| Pawnees' neighbors | 22 |
| Pawnees' cousins | 20 |
| Pawnees' associates | 23 |
| Pawnee, to a Cheyenne | 21 |
| Pawnee's friend | 19 |
| Pawnee's dramatic rite | 26 |
| Pawnee's cousin | 19 |
| Pawnee's ally | 17 |
| Pawnee pizza? | 13 |
| Pawnee neighbor | 15 |
| Pawnee home | 11 |
| Pawnee director of parks and recreation Ron | 43 |
| Pawnee babies, e.g. | 19 |
| Pawnee ally | 11 |
| Pawned | 6 |
| Pawnbrokers: Slang | 18 |
| Pawnbroker, in slang | 20 |
| Pawnbroker's staple | 23 |
| Pawnbroker's place | 22 |
| Pawnbroker's niche? | 23 |
| Pawnbroker's deals | 22 |
| Pawnbroker or bank | 18 |
| Pawnbroker | 10 |
| Pawn, e.g. | 10 |
| Pawn's superior | 19 |
| Pawn to King's bishop 4, e.g. | 33 |
| Pawn to king's bishop 3, e.g. | 33 |
| Pawn to king four, e.g. | 23 |
| Pawn taker, sometimes | 21 |
| Pawn taker, perhaps | 19 |
| Pawn taker | 10 |
| Pawn shop visitors from some plantations? | 41 |
| Pawn shop offering | 18 |
| Pawn shop electronics | 21 |
| Pawn shop deal | 14 |
| Pawn play | 9 |
| Pawn or plum | 12 |
| Pawn or bishop | 14 |
| Pawn a newspaper | 16 |
| Pawn | 4 |
| Pawls | 5 |
| Pawl's partner | 18 |
| Pawl's complement | 21 |
| Pawl engager | 12 |
| Pawl | 4 |
| Pawed | 5 |
| Paw, to Pedro | 13 |
| Paw, in Pau | 11 |
| Paw, in France | 14 |
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