Protective wear for lobster eaters | 34 |
President who was a Rhodes Scholar | 34 |
Prompt in "The Hustler"? | 34 |
Prospective employer's request | 34 |
Popular clown at kids' parties | 34 |
Palm Beach County city, familiarly | 34 |
Part of a firefighter's attire | 34 |
Person in the corner office, often | 34 |
Protector of a car's front end | 34 |
Pitt of "Twelve Monkeys" | 34 |
Pitt of "Meet Joe Black" | 34 |
Pearl Jam "Singles" song | 34 |
Plymouth Rock, to a chicken farmer | 34 |
Prince Charles or Tony Blair, e.g. | 34 |
Presidential monogram of the 1880s | 34 |
Passage near the end of a concerto | 34 |
Provençal poem or Canadian cape | 34 |
Part of a ballplayer's uniform | 34 |
Per __: for each person, as income | 34 |
Pasta or potatoes, to a marathoner | 34 |
Pre-race "loading" units | 34 |
Proofreaders' inverted v's | 34 |
Perlman role on "Cheers" | 34 |
Pixar film set in Radiator Springs | 34 |
Phoebe of "Gremlins" (5) | 34 |
Place where one can pick a rosé | 34 |
Prefix meaning "hundred" | 34 |
Punched-out part of a paper ballot | 34 |
Punched-out parts of paper ballots | 34 |
Point of spiritual energy, in yoga | 34 |
Phish "___ Dust Torture" | 34 |
Political challenger's promise | 34 |
Place to get a reaction in school? | 34 |
President between James and Grover | 34 |
Piano tune played with two fingers | 34 |
Paratrooper's need, informally | 34 |
Pres. Clinton, to the Joint Chiefs | 34 |
Person likely to have a big closet | 34 |
Perry with a Grammy and five Emmys | 34 |
Pioneer in pistol-grip hair dryers | 34 |
Packed item that might get mashed? | 34 |
Part of a policeman's training | 34 |
PC's ''brain'' | 34 |
Part of a seafood platter, perhaps | 34 |
Prepare to drink, as a can of beer | 34 |
Perennials with cup-shaped flowers | 34 |
Pat oneself on the back with words | 34 |
Political buff's cable station | 34 |
Political aficionado's station | 34 |
Position G.R.F. played at Michigan | 34 |
Places to get down to cases: abbr. | 34 |
Plant used in cookery and medicine | 34 |
Part of Fred Flintstone's yell | 34 |
Pythias' substitute as hostage | 34 |
Pentagon Papers author Ellsberg | 34 |
Presidential monogram of the 1950s | 34 |
Person who knows the drill?: Abbr. | 34 |
Puerto Rican ___: San Juan cleric? | 34 |
Patriot-diplomat of the 1770's | 34 |
Prefix for ''ten'' | 34 |
Popular Age of Enlightenment faith | 34 |
Printer's "take out" | 34 |
Place to get an egg salad sandwich | 34 |
Perry Mason's secretary Street | 34 |
Place for mounted antlers, perhaps | 34 |
Paris' École __ Beaux-Arts | 34 |
Program for getting clean, briefly | 34 |
Prince who doubles as Wonder Woman | 34 |
Parts of a Cancún vacation, say | 34 |
Practiced portion control, perhaps | 34 |
Pet on "The Flintstones" | 34 |
Place known for its lines, briefly | 34 |
Princess Diana's friend, Fayed | 34 |
Place-marking lessons for readers? | 34 |
Poker players in kitschy paintings | 34 |
Places to develop one's chops? | 34 |
Parton of "Nine to Five" | 34 |
Person on a contributors' list | 34 |
Pseudonym of a noted Freud patient | 34 |
Part of a drying-out period, maybe | 34 |
Prepared to make a defensive stand | 34 |
Pet Shop Boys and Eurythmics, e.g. | 34 |
Pressured people might be under it | 34 |
President Carter's middle name | 34 |
Part of the Universal Studios logo | 34 |
Partake of this puzzle's theme | 34 |
Pulitzer-winning film critic Roger | 34 |
Princess in "Don Carlos" | 34 |
Prefix associated with being green | 34 |
Park director's concern: Abbr. | 34 |
Prefix meaning "outside" | 34 |
Palindromic Dutch city near Arnhem | 34 |
Paul Simon's wife ___ Brickell | 34 |
Patsy's "Ab Fab" pal | 34 |
Part of a prof's email address | 34 |
Part of an academic e-mail address | 34 |
Producers of currents in currents? | 34 |
Poet's ending with what or how | 34 |
Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer | 34 |
Popeye Doyle's prototype Eddie | 34 |