Patrick of "Almost Famous" | 36 |
Part of Manhattan's Midtown West | 36 |
Put something on one of the planets? | 36 |
Pianist's finger-sliding passage | 36 |
Part of some NFL cheerleader outfits | 36 |
Pitcher Gossage celebrates a victory | 36 |
Popular video game of the late 1990s | 36 |
Pulitzer-winning author of the quote | 36 |
Presidential election winner of note | 36 |
Phenomenon near the autumnal equinox | 36 |
Possess a lack of appreciation (for) | 36 |
Preponderant international influence | 36 |
Putting a Batman foe on the payroll? | 36 |
Painting used to promote gramophones | 36 |
Pipe smoked by a certain caterpillar | 36 |
Pimlico sights during Preakness week | 36 |
Place for the greatest nut-shellers? | 36 |
Pastor's self-assessment: Part 1 | 36 |
Pertaining to units of living matter | 36 |
Pat needs this to maintain composure | 36 |
Panay seaport with a repetitive name | 36 |
Proverb giving a clue to this puzzle | 36 |
Printing that uses an engraved plate | 36 |
Part of a track that's laid down | 36 |
Procter & Gamble laundry product | 36 |
Promise of confidentiality, part one | 36 |
President of Quitters International? | 36 |
Paper inserts in cassette tape cases | 36 |
Pitt's relief after his breakup? | 36 |
Producer who discovered Judy Garland | 36 |
Pitching ace-turned-sportscaster Jim | 36 |
Pictogram system in Japanese writing | 36 |
People flip for this at frat parties | 36 |
Pulitzer Prize journalist Arthur ___ | 36 |
Pollux or Arcturus, to an astronomer | 36 |
Peak on the Pakistani-Chinese border | 36 |
Part of the holiday check-out snarl? | 36 |
Place where plumbers stay very busy? | 36 |
Prepare the way, with "to" | 36 |
Potato products on sprouting plants? | 36 |
Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Dick | 36 |
Poe girl, Irv of baseball, Zola girl | 36 |
Purely positive engagement, in slang | 36 |
Player of an old stringed instrument | 36 |
Puccini's '-- Butterfly' | 36 |
Pennants depicting Alfred E. Neuman? | 36 |
Prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson trial | 36 |
Pastries in "Sweeney Todd" | 36 |
Part of some military academy attire | 36 |
Psychologically manipulative tactics | 36 |
Place to look for the silver lining? | 36 |
Popular computer logic/guessing game | 36 |
Perceived Cold War weapons disparity | 36 |
Person with terrible riot etiquette? | 36 |
Pop's partner at the supermarket | 36 |
Props for the Penguin and Mr. Peanut | 36 |
Participant at a 90's dance club | 36 |
Product mascot with a single earring | 36 |
Pageant for married women since 1977 | 36 |
Pennsylvania town north of Bethlehem | 36 |
Popular 1990s arcade basketball game | 36 |
Pop song of 1940, with 'The' | 36 |
Particle name coined by Enrico Fermi | 36 |
People who don't count, to snobs | 36 |
Place where unimportant people live? | 36 |
Parts of some portfolios, informally | 36 |
Place name in Ohio and Massachusetts | 36 |
Polite words showing little interest | 36 |
Provision at some busy intersections | 36 |
Proposer or salesperson, essentially | 36 |
Part of a train headed to a refinery | 36 |
Persian poet known for his quatrains | 36 |
Point between plurality and majority | 36 |
Phrase once heard before a long beep | 36 |
Profession concerned with refraction | 36 |
Protestant group in Northern Ireland | 36 |
Portland daily, with "The" | 36 |
Patton of "King of Queens" | 36 |
Precariously situated, as a jeweler? | 36 |
Philadelphia suburb on the Main Line | 36 |
Popular lunchbox sandwich, for short | 36 |
PascalÂ’s defense of Christianity | 36 |
Put spirit into, with "up" | 36 |
Patty of ''Peanuts'' | 36 |
Point in the orbit nearest the earth | 36 |
PC frequenter of fashionable places? | 36 |
Purpose of a "daily dozen" | 36 |
Pioneer's slogan on the way west | 36 |
Pennsylvania ballplayer's joint? | 36 |
Perform musically although untrained | 36 |
Puts on a Jayceon Taylor hip-hop CD? | 36 |
Public television campaign responses | 36 |
Pressure-sensitive control mechanism | 36 |
Place for changing out of a wet suit | 36 |
Place to "rack 'em up" | 36 |
Popular chain of chicken restaurants | 36 |
Pol's self-serving appropriation | 36 |
Politician's source of influence | 36 |
Powerful handheld electronic devices | 36 |
Prehistoric utterances of amazement? | 36 |