| Postal carrier's tote | 25 |
| Postal worker's ship? | 25 |
| Principal railroad routes | 25 |
| Pooch with a lot of pull? | 25 |
| Predecessor of Khrushchev | 25 |
| Painter El Greco, for one | 25 |
| Plantations' stations | 25 |
| Pacific's ___ Islands | 25 |
| Photography pioneer Brady | 25 |
| Puts away childish things | 25 |
| Plain-dressing Protestant | 25 |
| Places where only guys go | 25 |
| Picture in one's head | 25 |
| Public utilities employee | 25 |
| Period of self-indulgence | 25 |
| Place for lost travelers? | 25 |
| Plastic for beer bottles? | 25 |
| Pooh creator's family | 25 |
| Popular Christmas dessert | 25 |
| Prelude to pasta, perhaps | 25 |
| Part of an art collection | 25 |
| Pharmacists' measures | 25 |
| Point the wrong way, e.g. | 25 |
| Present wrongly, as facts | 25 |
| Port in the southern U.S. | 25 |
| Pet cat, in British lingo | 25 |
| Pair of bonded atoms, say | 25 |
| Pooches without pedigrees | 25 |
| Pounds, lire, marks, etc. | 25 |
| Prom rentals, so to speak | 25 |
| Popular Mitsubishi S.U.V. | 25 |
| Places for securing ships | 25 |
| Practice for law students | 25 |
| Places to get bogged down | 25 |
| Plastered walls, in a way | 25 |
| Political exposure device | 25 |
| Place to drive in Britain | 25 |
| Puts the past in the past | 25 |
| Poignant pianist Cliburn? | 25 |
| Postal mascot of the past | 25 |
| Paul Petersen hit of 1963 | 25 |
| Popular Paul Dresser song | 25 |
| Parts 1 and 5 of the quip | 25 |
| Persistent, as a backache | 25 |
| Place with lots of polish | 25 |
| Patricia and Tom of films | 25 |
| Prince George's river | 25 |
| Pola of the silent screen | 25 |
| Political family of India | 25 |
| Planet that Triton orbits | 25 |
| Poseidon's attendants | 25 |
| Peace-talks locale, often | 25 |
| Pillar outside USA Today? | 25 |
| President's injuries? | 25 |
| Plea entered by Mr. Ryan? | 25 |
| Problem-solving, slangily | 25 |
| Popular cosmetic surgery? | 25 |
| Pulitzer Prize contenders | 25 |
| Prince's band (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Provincial postal address | 25 |
| Performed Gregorian chant | 25 |
| Prod with one's nose? | 25 |
| Person who really counts? | 25 |
| Partisan suffix, at times | 25 |
| Part of a Steinbeck title | 25 |
| Portrayer of Charlie Chan | 25 |
| Peridot or shade of green | 25 |
| Pronouncement from Virgil | 25 |
| Person who is sui generis | 25 |
| Potential living quarters | 25 |
| Popular feature in poetry | 25 |
| Person who works on specs | 25 |
| Plants resembling spinach | 25 |
| Part of a Florida orchard | 25 |
| Person who works in a pit | 25 |
| Part of Mont.'s motto | 25 |
| Plant found in dry places | 25 |
| Process of bone formation | 25 |
| Pertaining to eared seals | 25 |
| Peter and Annette of film | 25 |
| Part three of our message | 25 |
| Part of the hearing organ | 25 |
| Play better defense than? | 25 |
| Put too much cargo aboard | 25 |
| Printer's type excess | 25 |
| Phrase from a W.W. I song | 25 |
| Produce reproductive eggs | 25 |
| Patriot Thomas and family | 25 |
| Prince's record label | 25 |
| Paris's Rue de la ___ | 25 |
| Provide gratification for | 25 |
| Pampers maker, informally | 25 |
| Prefix with mime or graph | 25 |
| Publisher's windfall? | 25 |
| Parisian recreation areas | 25 |
| Paris's Monceau, etc. | 25 |
| Part of a Gallic question | 25 |
| Part of Dobbin's foot | 25 |
| Pre-reincarnation periods | 25 |
| People of much experience | 25 |