Princess in a Nintendo game series | 34 |
Pigment used in cosmetic dentistry | 34 |
Photocopied punk rock publications | 34 |
Pasta with a ridged surface, often | 34 |
Pertaining to the ram, bull, et al | 34 |
Person exchanged for Powers in 1962 | 35 |
Promote criminal activity, in a way | 35 |
Popular BBC America show, for short | 35 |
Poker player's 'bullet' | 35 |
Paperback publisher founded in 1953 | 35 |
Popular cars taken to New York City | 35 |
Piece of the sky, to Chicken Little | 35 |
Poem with a word reading vertically | 35 |
Play parts where players play parts | 35 |
Pulitzer winner --- Louise Huxtable | 35 |
Pulitzer winner ___ Louise Huxtable | 35 |
Programming language akin to Pascal | 35 |
Part of Poor Richard's Almanack | 35 |
Players don't rush through them | 35 |
Part of Will Rogers's real name | 35 |
Pink Floyd "Remember ___" | 35 |
Politician of yesteryear, Stevenson | 35 |
Potential serve-breaker's score | 35 |
Programming behind computer pop-ups | 35 |
Poem that tells of the Trojan Horse | 35 |
Prefix with ballistics or magnetics | 35 |
Past 5:00 p.m., for many businesses | 35 |
Pulitzer Prize-winning author James | 35 |
Phrase said when the light comes on | 35 |
Phrase said when the lights come on | 35 |
Pilgrim John, who courted Priscilla | 35 |
Protected from the wind, in sailing | 35 |
Plant used in remedies for dry skin | 35 |
Plants that are used in skin creams | 35 |
Part of many a superhero's life | 35 |
Porter's "I ___ Love" | 35 |
Part of a playground back-and-forth | 35 |
Pet food brand for pampered felines | 35 |
Part of a fair exchange, biblically | 35 |
Purchase revealed by Vanna, perhaps | 35 |
Plants with licorice-flavored seeds | 35 |
Pay your share, with "up" | 35 |
Prefix for disestablishmentarianism | 35 |
Pat Boone hit, "___ Love" | 35 |
Probably will, after "is" | 35 |
Pro athlete's job site, perhaps | 35 |
Place to see Bulls and Bobcats play | 35 |
Portland's Rose Garden, for one | 35 |
Portland's Moda Center, for one | 35 |
Pattern named for a Scottish county | 35 |
Petrified Forest Natl. Park setting | 35 |
Places where Torah scrolls are kept | 35 |
Presley's middle name, at birth | 35 |
Painter's first class, possibly | 35 |
Price a seller is willing to accept | 35 |
Press conference attendee, at times | 35 |
Pitcher's pinpoint control, say | 35 |
Prepared to become a sumo wrestler? | 35 |
Phrase used often in Ecclesiastes 3 | 35 |
Pennsylvania in Washington, for one | 35 |
Park and Lexington, e.g., in N.Y.C. | 35 |
Pete Seeger "Peg and ___" | 35 |
Popular Mexican tourist destination | 35 |
Public notice of impending nuptials | 35 |
Period prior to year zero, in dates | 35 |
Person with a figure like Olive Oyl | 35 |
Pictures in a Mr. Universe calendar | 35 |
Physical attribute of Homer Simpson | 35 |
Place to learn about cells, briefly | 35 |
Publishing tycoon or CBC Radio host | 35 |
Prop for a "2001" ape-man | 35 |
Pro ___ (how some law work is done) | 35 |
Part of a '60s bonfire, perhaps | 35 |
Part 3: Their status at the wedding | 35 |
Place for a washer and dryer: Abbr. | 35 |
Put oneself where one shouldn't | 35 |
Part of an invitation to an imbiber | 35 |
Player of the hot-tempered Corleone | 35 |
Paintballer's outfit, for short | 35 |
Prop for Mr. Monopoly or Mr. Peanut | 35 |
Probably didn't go up the river | 35 |
Popular Massachusetts vacation area | 35 |
Plant with spicy or medicinal seeds | 35 |
Part of the cost of floor covering? | 35 |
Provide party platters for, perhaps | 35 |
Phoebe, who played Princess Caraboo | 35 |
Patrician's term for the masses | 35 |
Public health org. based in Atlanta | 35 |
Person of interest in a gossip blog | 35 |
Parts of some religious observances | 35 |
President Ford's chief of staff | 35 |
Pet received on Christmas, for many | 35 |
Popular ice cream flavor, for short | 35 |
Piece you can play with two fingers | 35 |
Possible coup instigator, for short | 35 |
Place where many screens may be set | 35 |
Polk's 1844 Whig Party opponent | 35 |
Paul Weller song for these answers? | 35 |
Proverbial minor-yet-important-part | 35 |
Potter of "MASH," for ex. | 35 |