| Purveyor of nonstick cookware | 29 |
| Purveyor of phony money | 23 |
| Purveyor of prosciutto | 22 |
| Purveyor of some sour grapes? | 29 |
| Purveyors of spicy cuisine | 26 |
| Purveyors of yesteryear | 23 |
| Purviance and O'Brien | 25 |
| Purviance of Chaplin films | 26 |
| Purviance of old films | 22 |
| Purviance of the silents | 24 |
| Purview of some councils | 24 |
| Purview of the Atty. Gen. | 25 |
| Purvis' instrument | 22 |
| Pusan's Southern locale | 27 |
| Push 4 on voicemail, perhaps | 28 |
| Push a bill through abruptly | 28 |
| Push a certain plunger | 22 |
| Push a person over the edge | 27 |
| Push back, as an attack | 23 |
| Push button forerunner | 22 |
| Push button predecessor | 23 |
| Push carcinogens in Brooklyn? | 29 |
| Push for more business orders | 29 |
| Push on a casino floor | 22 |
| Push one's hot buttons | 26 |
| Push preceder, perhaps | 22 |
| Push the wrong button, e.g. | 27 |
| Push to the right, say | 22 |
| Push too hard, as an argument | 29 |
| Push, to blackjack players | 26 |
| Push-button alternative | 23 |
| Push-button forerunner | 22 |
| Push-button predecessor | 23 |
| Push-button predecessors | 24 |
| Push-up muscle, briefly | 23 |
| Push-up muscles, for short | 26 |
| Push-up sound, perhaps | 22 |
| Push-up targets, briefly | 24 |
| Push-ups exercise them | 22 |
| Push-ups strengthen them | 24 |
| Pushed a barge with a stick | 27 |
| Pushed a bill through hastily | 29 |
| Pushed around, as food | 22 |
| Pushed pause on iTunes, say | 27 |
| Pushed through a sieve | 22 |
| Pushed through, rudely | 22 |
| Pushed with the proboscis | 25 |
| Pushed, with "on" | 27 |
| Pusher buster, for short | 24 |
| Pusher catcher (abbr.) | 22 |
| Pusher catcher, for short | 25 |
| Pusher's bane (abbr.) | 25 |
| Pusher's measures: Abbr. | 28 |
| Pushers' customers | 22 |
| Pushes back, as a deadline | 26 |
| Pushes forward cautiously | 25 |
| Pushes one's products | 25 |
| Pushes someone's buttons? | 29 |
| Pushing beyond proper limits | 28 |
| Pushing gently forward | 22 |
| Pushing on in a confused way | 28 |
| Pushing the envelope, say | 25 |
| Pushkin title character | 23 |
| Pushkin wrote one to liberty | 28 |
| Pushovers or rich desserts | 26 |
| Pusilanimous protagonist | 24 |
| Pusillanimous particle? | 23 |
| Puss's food container? | 26 |
| Pussy between one's legs | 28 |
| Pussy Galore portrayer | 22 |
| Pussy-cat's partner | 23 |
| Pussy-cat's shipmate | 24 |
| Pussycat's boatmate | 23 |
| Pussycat's film partner | 27 |
| Pussycat's partner | 22 |
| Pussycat's poetic partner | 29 |
| Pussycat's shipmate | 23 |
| Put 'em up to fight | 23 |
| Put "=" between | 25 |
| Put (together), as a jigsaw | 27 |
| Put + put = Monopoly property | 29 |
| Put 12/31/2020 on checks, say | 29 |
| Put a baby to sleep, in a way | 29 |
| Put a bad present to good use | 29 |
| Put a buck on black, say | 24 |
| Put a dog on the grill? | 23 |
| Put a fresh bandage on | 22 |
| Put a fresh surface on | 22 |
| Put a line through, maybe | 25 |
| Put a mark on, as a baseball | 28 |
| Put a mike on, secretly | 23 |
| Put a name to, initially | 24 |
| Put a name with a face | 22 |
| Put a new book cover on | 23 |
| Put a new bottom on, in a way | 29 |
| Put a new clip in, say | 22 |
| Put a new cover on, as a book | 29 |
| Put a new face on, say | 22 |
| Put a new roll of film in | 25 |
| Put a new seat on, perhaps | 26 |