| Polish-born pianist Rubinstein | 30 |
| Polish-born novelist Sholem ___ | 31 |
| Polish-born musician who was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom | 68 |
| Polish-born author who wrote in English, his third language | 59 |
| Polish-born author Sholem | 25 |
| Polish, with "up" | 27 |
| Polish, say | 11 |
| Polish, or polish off | 21 |
| Polish, in a way | 16 |
| Polish, e.g. | 12 |
| Polish, as writing | 18 |
| Polish, as text | 15 |
| Polish, as shoes | 16 |
| Polish, as prose | 16 |
| Polish, as one's skills | 27 |
| Polish, as floors | 17 |
| Polish, as an essay | 19 |
| Polish, as an article | 21 |
| Polish, as a manuscript | 23 |
| Polish, as a draft | 18 |
| Polish's partner | 20 |
| Polish ___, outlet to the Baltic | 32 |
| Polish writing? | 15 |
| Polish writing | 14 |
| Polish writer Stanislaw | 23 |
| Polish writer of sci-fi fame | 28 |
| Polish worker? | 14 |
| Polish worker grabs large, deceitful poker player (7) | 53 |
| Polish user | 11 |
| Polish up prose | 15 |
| Polish up | 9 |
| Polish turnovers | 16 |
| Polish town | 11 |
| Polish title for a married woman | 32 |
| Polish title | 12 |
| Polish the old-fashioned way | 28 |
| Polish the Bentley | 18 |
| Polish targets | 14 |
| Polish target, perhaps | 22 |
| Polish target | 13 |
| Polish surgeon | 14 |
| Polish stripper | 15 |
| Polish Solidarity leader | 24 |
| Polish Solidarity hero Lech | 27 |
| Polish sites | 12 |
| Polish site | 11 |
| Polish sister showed her inexperience | 37 |
| Polish silver? | 14 |
| Polish servings | 15 |
| Polish seaport | 14 |
| Polish sci-fi novelist | 22 |
| Polish sci-fi author | 20 |
| Polish sausage topping | 22 |
| Polish sausage | 14 |
| Polish rolls | 12 |
| Polish river, to Germans | 24 |
| Polish river | 12 |
| Polish removers | 15 |
| Polish remover ingredient | 25 |
| Polish remover | 14 |
| Polish region along the Oder River | 34 |
| Polish region | 13 |
| Polish receivers | 16 |
| Polish puzzles | 14 |
| Polish province | 15 |
| Polish protector? | 17 |
| Polish prose? | 13 |
| Polish prose | 12 |
| Polish producer | 15 |
| Polish president, 1990-95 | 25 |
| Polish prelate | 14 |
| Polish preceder | 15 |
| Polish potato pocket | 20 |
| Polish port | 11 |
| Polish populace, e.g. | 21 |
| Polish poet Mickiewicz | 22 |
| Polish place? | 13 |
| Polish place, perhaps | 21 |
| Polish place | 12 |
| Polish pianist-statesman | 24 |
| Polish phrases, say | 19 |
| Polish person? | 14 |
| Polish Peace Prize winner | 25 |
| Polish Peace Nobelist | 21 |
| Polish partner? | 15 |
| Polish partner | 14 |
| Polish part | 11 |
| Polish or ploy | 14 |
| Polish or Czech | 15 |
| Polish or chafe | 15 |
| Polish one's skills | 23 |
| Polish off | 10 |
| Polish Nobelist's Latin-titled novel that inspired a 1951 film | 66 |
| Polish Nobelist Walesa | 22 |
| Polish national anthem, e.g. | 28 |
| Polish name rarity? | 19 |
| Polish name of Baltic feeder | 28 |
| Polish name ending, perhaps | 27 |
| Polish name ending | 18 |
| Polish Mrs. | 11 |