| Plum eaten by the Iceman | 24 |
| Plum peach or apricot e.g. | 29 |
| Plugging or mugging, perhaps | 28 |
| Plug-free computer connection | 29 |
| Plug-and-play entertainment | 27 |
| Plug of half-smoked tobacco | 27 |
| Plug in, as a smartphone | 24 |
| Plug in overnight, maybe | 24 |
| Plug from a dirty punk? | 23 |
| Plucky, energetic person | 24 |
| Plucks, as eyebrow hairs | 24 |
| Plucking ground, to a hen? | 26 |
| Plucking "pair" | 25 |
| Pluckier or more malodorous | 27 |
| Plucked strings, in Padua | 25 |
| Pluck or hair extension? | 24 |
| Pluck one's strings | 23 |
| Pluck idly, as a guitar | 23 |
| Pluck guitar strings idly | 25 |
| Pluck eyebrow hairs, e.g. | 25 |
| Ploy to woo new customers | 25 |
| Ploy of many a con man | 22 |
| Plowless planting method | 24 |
| Plowing December roads, e.g.? | 29 |
| Plowed, but not seeded | 22 |
| Plowed under, I gather | 22 |
| Plowed land, in the Southwest | 29 |
| Plowed land, in Pamplona | 24 |
| Plowed fields at haciendas | 26 |
| Plow pullers, collectively | 26 |
| Plow puller, collectively | 25 |
| Plow pioneer and family | 23 |
| Plow driver's handful | 25 |
| Plow boss on an English manor | 29 |
| Ploverlike bird of Asia | 23 |
| Plover named for its call | 25 |
| Plotting problem, perhaps | 25 |
| Plotting Mayflower Pilgrim? | 27 |
| Plotters, collectively | 22 |
| Plotter's line, perhaps | 27 |
| Plotter's creation | 22 |
| Plotter pursued by Scarpia | 26 |
| Plotter exposed by Esther | 25 |
| Plotter against Nikolai I | 25 |
| Plotted for urban uses | 22 |
| Plots that may be developed | 27 |
| Plot's turning point | 24 |
| Plot's main premise | 23 |
| Plot twist of many novels | 25 |
| Plot to develop, perhaps | 24 |
| Plot set in the suburbs? | 24 |
| Plot reversals in novel | 23 |
| Plot of a Willa Cather novel? | 29 |
| Plot for a house, maybe | 23 |
| Plop or plunk preceder | 22 |
| Plop or flooey lead-in | 22 |
| Plods in paludal places | 23 |
| Plodding the treadmill | 22 |
| Plod in paludous places | 23 |
| PLO chairman Mahmoud ___ | 24 |
| PLO chairman before Mahmoud | 27 |
| Pliny ___, U.S. inventor | 24 |
| Pliny the ___ (Roman scholar) | 29 |
| Pliny the Younger, for one | 26 |
| Plies a thespian's trade | 28 |
| Plied, as a dirty trick | 23 |
| Plied with Pinot, e.g. | 22 |
| Pliés may precede them | 25 |
| Plié, to the layman | 22 |
| Plexiglas, by another name | 26 |
| Plex or present prefix | 22 |
| Plesantly old-fashioned | 23 |
| Plenty, to Pappy Yokum | 22 |
| Plenty, in street-speak | 23 |
| Plenty, in Dick Tracy strip | 27 |
| Plenty of lighting power? | 25 |
| Plenipotentiary: Abbr. | 22 |
| Pleistocene matriarch? | 22 |
| Pleistocene glacial period | 26 |
| Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly | 29 |
| Pleistocene Epoch, e.g. | 23 |
| Pleistocene epoch nickname | 26 |
| Pleistocene Epoch event | 23 |
| Pledges, but not really | 23 |
| Pledges' group, for short | 29 |
| Pledge to the preacher | 22 |
| Pledge of confidentiality | 25 |
| Pledge of Allegiance, e.g. | 26 |
| Pledge of Allegiance word | 25 |
| Pledge of Allegiance phrase | 27 |
| Pledge of Allegiance finisher | 29 |
| Pledge of Allegiance ending | 27 |
| Pledge of Allegiance ender | 26 |
| Pledge from the faithful | 24 |
| Pledge drive incentives | 23 |
| Pledge drive gift, often | 24 |
| Plebes and doolies, e.g. | 24 |
| Plebeian in footwear line | 25 |
| Plebe's. place: Abbr. | 25 |
| Plebe's place: Abbr. | 24 |