Puts through a washing machine cycle | 36 |
Pamirs, "___ of the world" | 36 |
Petition with names in circular form | 36 |
Philosopher Josiah: 1855–1916 | 36 |
Peri's role on 'Frasier' | 36 |
Principle governing play, as in golf | 36 |
Picked-on one of the litter, perhaps | 36 |
Perennial Olympics powerhouse: Abbr. | 36 |
Prepare quickly, with "up" | 36 |
Parsley-rosemary go-between, in song | 36 |
Paul's "Exodus" costar | 36 |
Philadelphia's La ___ University | 36 |
Pianist at Rick's Cafe Americain | 36 |
Persistent food profferer from Seuss | 36 |
Paraguayan department or its capital | 36 |
Prime minister whom Tanaka succeeded | 36 |
Prepare, as carmelized onions onions | 36 |
Put into the computer without typing | 36 |
Part of a peace treaty [think Honda] | 36 |
Pope during the reign of Charlemagne | 36 |
Perform at La Scala, palindromically | 36 |
Process of assimilating U.S. customs | 36 |
Prenatal procedures performed by OBs | 36 |
Part 1 of a quote from a Tyson lyric | 36 |
Protected, like a Round Table knight | 36 |
Physical therapist's assignment? | 36 |
Prominent 1988 Bush campaign adviser | 36 |
Peoria resident's representation | 36 |
Pioneer of the programmable computer | 36 |
Pseudonym in a famous surrogacy case | 36 |
Players behind the line of scrimmage | 36 |
Prague native appearing as an extra? | 36 |
Position that allows more car space? | 36 |
Places for some drivers, so to speak | 36 |
Provision for ending many a mortgage | 36 |
Pittsburgh players from old Algiers? | 36 |
Places where one is driven to drink? | 36 |
Part of a baby's evening routine | 36 |
Poland's capital city, as a sum? | 36 |
Part of actress Garland's window | 36 |
Puppeteer Baird and cartoonist Keane | 36 |
Part of the République tchèque | 36 |
Person with the fastest-starting PC? | 36 |
Property claim along the Rio Grande? | 36 |
Perform spinning acrobatics to music | 36 |
Poet Elizabeth Barrett's scores? | 36 |
Punish Mr. Harris in a medieval way? | 36 |
President as Senator-Cabinet officer | 36 |
Plastic accepted at the iTunes store | 36 |
Profitable business school offering? | 36 |
Props for a musical child's game | 36 |
Props for a child's musical game | 36 |
Parts of some French country houses? | 36 |
Pick the luggage screeners' org. | 36 |
Potbelly that needs constant feeding | 36 |
Poet who was Flaubert's mistress | 36 |
Play-by-play announcer's partner | 36 |
Piece of road construction equipment | 36 |
Presidential advisor, affectionately | 36 |
Portrayer of Tarzan and Flash Gordon | 36 |
Patchwork bed cover without a design | 36 |
Program that solicits anonymous tips | 36 |
Puzzling prefix for "gram" | 36 |
Production number director's cry | 36 |
Putting on "the bracelets" | 36 |
Purveyor of "Jersey juice" | 36 |
Pattern-seeking information analysis | 36 |
Person doing far less than his share | 36 |
Popular radio series: 1930–45 | 36 |
Prefix meaning "ten": var. | 36 |
Porter Wagoner's former duettist | 36 |
Producer-director Stanley and family | 36 |
Pleasure-associated neurotransmitter | 36 |
Puccini's "Nessun ___" | 36 |
Presentation of a Wall Street index? | 36 |
Place that's too good to be true | 36 |
Polite request to keep things witty? | 36 |
Presidential satisfaction guarantee? | 36 |
Powerful drought accompaniers, often | 36 |
Person looking for a hookup, perhaps | 36 |
Portuguese novelist _____ de Queiroz | 36 |
Poet whose pen name was Webster Ford | 36 |
Painter Schiele and composer Wellesz | 36 |
Part of a watch, typewriter or piano | 36 |
Part of "Alouette" refrain | 36 |
Prince Andrew's younger daughter | 36 |
Patti LuPone and her role successors | 36 |
Prerequisite for many a prescription | 36 |
Parental units, with "the" | 36 |
Pasta ___ (Italian dish, informally) | 36 |
Prepping for inspection, as a weapon | 36 |
Parts of some Mediterranean orchards | 36 |
Philatelists' prized possessions | 36 |
Put on a show for a Beantown campus? | 36 |
Places catering to licentious tastes | 36 |
Policy with variable work scheduling | 36 |
Pay attention instead of dozing off? | 36 |
Pocket change found by a moonwalker? | 36 |
Profitable chickens for Col. Sanders | 36 |
Place for the lead stretcher bearer? | 36 |