Portable jukebox, essentially | 29 |
Phrase uttered before leaving | 29 |
Plan for one's later yrs. | 29 |
Pension supplement, for short | 29 |
Part of a nest egg, for short | 29 |
Pension substitute, for short | 29 |
Portfolio contents, for short | 29 |
Polish Holocaust hero Sendler | 29 |
Place for Thurston Howell III | 29 |
Paradise in the Bahamas, e.g. | 29 |
Plus 44 "No It ___" | 29 |
Prefix with -meric or -metric | 29 |
Prefix for 'the same' | 29 |
Particular form of an element | 29 |
Place to spend shekels: Abbr. | 29 |
Post office, vis-a-vis stamps | 29 |
Proud papa's proclamation | 29 |
Part of a breakup explanation | 29 |
Put ___ (ask a hard question) | 29 |
Pacific battle site, in brief | 29 |
Part of a boxer's arsenal | 29 |
Pricey sports car, informally | 29 |
Pres. Monroe or Pres. Madison | 29 |
Player of Thurston Howell III | 29 |
Part of a metaphorical ladder | 29 |
Prophet read on Ash Wednesday | 29 |
Post-"Friends" flop | 29 |
Part 3 of our Christmas carol | 29 |
Perform at the faire, perhaps | 29 |
Penultimate book of the Bible | 29 |
Post-coup d'état group | 29 |
Project, with "out" | 29 |
Post-Taliban Afghan president | 29 |
Peg Bundy portrayer ___ Sagal | 29 |
Part of a ship's backbone | 29 |
Plant in an underwater forest | 29 |
Pet's home away from home | 29 |
Pitched percussion instrument | 29 |
Pirates' slugger: 1946-53 | 29 |
Prepare pizza dough, in a way | 29 |
Pressed, folded and stretched | 29 |
Place for padding or paddling | 29 |
Piece next to a bishop: Abbr. | 29 |
Popular commercial campground | 29 |
Place to overnight in an R.V. | 29 |
Place to go to get Seoul food | 29 |
Parent company of Oscar Mayer | 29 |
Part of many a science course | 29 |
Part of a mechanic's bill | 29 |
Places for stem cell research | 29 |
Places for Chem. 101 students | 29 |
Portrayer of Gatsby and Shane | 29 |
Punch drinker's essential | 29 |
Psychiatrist/author R. D. ___ | 29 |
Part of Michigan's border | 29 |
Priest in an Ogden Nash verse | 29 |
Prepared-childbirth proponent | 29 |
Politician with limited power | 29 |
Places where splits may occur | 29 |
Pastry maker's ingredient | 29 |
Phyllis Lindstrom's hubby | 29 |
Phyllis' 1970s TV husband | 29 |
Passé video store offering | 29 |
Punishment on the Black Pearl | 29 |
Punishment from a wet noodle? | 29 |
Pal was the first to play her | 29 |
Petrarch's beloved et al. | 29 |
Painter Henri de Toulouse-___ | 29 |
Person with unwashable briefs | 29 |
Plasma alternative, for short | 29 |
Place for ewe and ewe and ewe | 29 |
Pressures to do better, maybe | 29 |
Progresses in jumps or stages | 29 |
Producer of an aircraft brand | 29 |
Picked up at school, formally | 29 |
Pet item subject to some laws | 29 |
Preceded, with "to" | 29 |
Plant that resembles an onion | 29 |
Phil Mickelson's nickname | 29 |
Paper size larger than letter | 29 |
Perry Mason's talk, maybe | 29 |
PBS "Newshour" host | 29 |
Paul of American Graffiti | 29 |
Put on film, in Variety-speak | 29 |
Pulitzer Prize winner Sowerby | 29 |
Pianist and composer Ornstein | 29 |
Pope during Attila's time | 29 |
Pepe of Warner Bros. cartoons | 29 |
Poet Jones a k a Amiri Baraka | 29 |
Pearson or Frost, to friends | 29 |
Pretends, with "on" | 29 |
Poet laureate Cecil Day _____ | 29 |
Person who's not straight | 29 |
People detected by polygraphs | 29 |
People born on Sept. 29, e.g. | 29 |
Potentially slanderous remark | 29 |
Part of a Schubert song cycle | 29 |
Property lawyer's concern | 29 |
Person with property, perhaps | 29 |
Polygraph hiccups, presumably | 29 |