| Part of a ''casa'' | 34 |
| Portuguese prime minister, 1932-68 | 34 |
| Pop music of Latin American origin | 34 |
| Pink Floyd "Lucifer ___" | 34 |
| Pago Pago's land: American ___ | 34 |
| Part of many California city names | 34 |
| Precursor of the feminist movement | 34 |
| Part of many Brazilian place names | 34 |
| Plato's "tenth Muse" | 34 |
| Private's superior, informally | 34 |
| Part of a girl scout's uniform | 34 |
| Partner of "took notice" | 34 |
| Place for sweaters, but not shirts | 34 |
| Place for "stompin'" | 34 |
| Plot that's "pulled" | 34 |
| Put into a computer without typing | 34 |
| Part of a speller's repertoire | 34 |
| Places of instruction and learning | 34 |
| Policeman's activity, at times | 34 |
| Periodical for fruit drink makers? | 34 |
| Psychoanalyst Alfred and namesakes | 34 |
| Pot with limited seafood portions? | 34 |
| Provision for holding certain jobs | 34 |
| Physician concerned with reactions | 34 |
| Popular candy since the 1780's | 34 |
| Phrase in some wedding invitations | 34 |
| Person with a booming voice, often | 34 |
| Pair on Namibia's coat of arms | 34 |
| Promiscuous woman of the Far East? | 34 |
| Pushes the boundaries of propriety | 34 |
| Polynesians' progenitor of man | 34 |
| Prefix for 'quintillionth' | 34 |
| Pot-___ (Parisian's meat dish) | 34 |
| President Manuel, ousted by Franco | 34 |
| Pop setting for a Mussorgsky work? | 34 |
| Promotion at the top of a Web page | 34 |
| Pot residue after making frijoles? | 34 |
| Person who looks after your pager? | 34 |
| Panhandler giving court testimony? | 34 |
| Peaceful gathering, 60's-style | 34 |
| Proclivity for Cerf's writing? | 34 |
| Place for a señorita's rose | 34 |
| Provider of up-to-the-minute info? | 34 |
| Proclamation of complete innocence | 34 |
| Perform a sheepish hip-hop number? | 34 |
| Place for "Molly and me" | 34 |
| Prize for an inn's best guest? | 34 |
| Places to buy orthopedic products? | 34 |
| Pepperdine graduates in neurology? | 34 |
| Pretend to know people personally? | 34 |
| Put your kid in a position to suck | 34 |
| Prepared for heavy on/off traffic? | 34 |
| Politician Aaron and actor Raymond | 34 |
| Peruvian port (anagram of A LOCAL) | 34 |
| Pods used in chocolate substitutes | 34 |
| Period after Ford's presidency | 34 |
| Positively charged atomic particle | 34 |
| Pincher Creek area code, to Portia | 34 |
| Piano pedals that mute the strings | 34 |
| Places where graft is most common? | 34 |
| Part of a hockey practice session? | 34 |
| Product with a mermaid in its logo | 34 |
| Parent team of the Louisville Bats | 34 |
| People moving up the social ladder | 34 |
| Package paid for by its recipient? | 34 |
| Place where people work for beans? | 34 |
| Pause-indicating punctuation marks | 34 |
| Predictive quantity, in statistics | 34 |
| Precipitates disaster so to speak | 34 |
| Person whose books make a killing? | 34 |
| Pulitzer Prize category since 1970 | 34 |
| Potentially disastrous neighbor #4 | 34 |
| Powdered lunch product from Lipton | 34 |
| Puccini's "Vissi __" | 34 |
| Peanut butter at the break of day? | 34 |
| Planet seen in the pre-sunrise sky | 34 |
| Poured wine into another container | 34 |
| Provide relief for a bugged boxer? | 34 |
| Pepys's and Evelyn's books | 34 |
| Patriot Caesar Rodney on horseback | 34 |
| Parton-sponsored theatrical revue? | 34 |
| Pigeon Forge, Tennessee attraction | 34 |
| Place for a party animal to crash? | 34 |
| Person using performance enhancers | 34 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet Mark Van ___ | 34 |
| Pulitzer-winning columnist Maureen | 34 |
| Play ducks and ___ with (squander) | 34 |
| Prepares for walking, Ã la Kidd | 34 |
| Popular 1940's radio quiz show | 34 |
| Physician married to Tonya Gromeko | 34 |
| Poo(h)-related rhetorical question | 34 |
| Plant also known as beach wormwood | 34 |
| Pointe Claire area code, to Brutus | 34 |
| Prudent time to get to the airport | 34 |
| Philosopher who taught at Columbia | 34 |
| Pioneer in mass-production methods | 34 |
| Pressure time for many salespeople | 34 |
| People after whom things are named | 34 |
| Philosophy of the Founding Fathers | 34 |
| Property that reverts to the state | 34 |