| Projects that make wasteland usable | 35 |
| Projections on some globes: Abbr. | 33 |
| Projections of Saturn's rings | 33 |
| Projections from a central point | 32 |
| Projection on a shoe to prevent slipping | 40 |
| Projection insulated by the nodes of Ranvier | 44 |
| Projection in the air, for short | 32 |
| Projection at the foot of a wall | 32 |
| Projection at the east end of a church | 38 |
| Projecting piece, as for a column | 33 |
| Projecting part at the foot of a wall | 37 |
| Projecting gun platform on a warship | 36 |
| Projectiles illuminating enemy positions | 40 |
| Projectile with "wings" | 33 |
| Projectile thrown at Poison Ivy, perhaps | 40 |
| Projectile in some political acts | 33 |
| Projectile hurled at Fozzie Bear | 32 |
| Projectile from Muntadhar al-Zeidi | 34 |
| Projected, with ''out'' | 39 |
| Project without the band, perhaps | 33 |
| Project of the Corps of Engineers | 33 |
| Project manager's responsibility | 36 |
| Project begun by the emperor Vespasian | 38 |
| Prohibitionists would like to prohibit it | 41 |
| Prohibition-era slang for the FBI | 33 |
| Prohibition of Gulf of Mexico drilling? | 39 |
| Prohibition era weapon, informally | 34 |
| Prohibition enforcers, informally | 33 |
| Prohibition at the Ivory soap factory? | 38 |
| Prohibition against Confederate soldiers? | 41 |
| Prohibited from buying cosmetics? | 33 |
| Prohibited areas in combat: abbr. | 33 |
| Prohibit Mr. McMahon from ever socializing again? | 49 |
| Progs that may be "killer" | 36 |
| Progressive's favorite road sign? | 37 |
| Progressive predecessor, in lenses | 34 |
| Progressive political commentator Rhodes | 40 |
| Progressive people, with "the" | 40 |
| Progressive metal band ___ Warning | 34 |
| Progressive Insurance spokeswoman | 33 |
| Progressive insurance spokesperson | 34 |
| Progressive Field team, on scoreboards | 38 |
| Progressive Car Insurance ads employee | 38 |
| Progresses at a slow, boring pace | 33 |
| Progress toward maximum drinkability | 36 |
| Programs that won't insult anyone? | 38 |
| Programs that generate hardware sales | 37 |
| Programming language with a coffee-cup logo | 43 |
| Programming language of the 1960s | 33 |
| Programming language named after playwright Capek | 49 |
| Programming language designed by Larry Wall | 43 |
| Programming language based on Pascal | 36 |
| Programming language akin to Pascal | 35 |
| Programming class locale, perhaps | 33 |
| Programming behind computer pop-ups | 35 |
| Programmer's way to sidestep a problem | 42 |
| Programmer's solution, briefly | 34 |
| Programmer's creation, for short | 36 |
| Programmer's chart, informally | 34 |
| Programmer's chart, in brief | 32 |
| Programmed to, as a climate control | 35 |
| Programmed command for fixed indentations | 41 |
| Programme airer, with "the" | 37 |
| Program's "Go back!" command | 42 |
| Program with a "Buddy List," for short | 48 |
| Program whose icon says "Jul 17" | 42 |
| Program that solicits anonymous tips | 36 |
| Program that provides outdoor adventures | 40 |
| Program that performs repetitive tasks | 38 |
| Program that might have naptime on its schedule | 47 |
| Program that installs new software | 34 |
| Program that generates online pop-ups | 37 |
| Program producing online pop-ups | 32 |
| Program on which pundits talk about hangings? | 45 |
| Program on which pundits talk about Camelot? | 44 |
| Program on which pundits say dumbfounding things? | 49 |
| Program on which pundits kvetch? | 32 |
| Program for getting clean, briefly | 34 |
| Program for future leaders: Abbr. | 33 |
| Program director's timetable, briefly | 41 |
| Program created for returning WWII vets | 39 |
| Program basis for Netscape browsers | 35 |
| Program about Chicago's mayor? | 34 |
| Prognosticator's forte, maybe | 33 |
| Prognostication is their vocation | 33 |
| Progesterone expert and author, Dr. John ___ | 44 |
| Progenitor of the Hebrew alphabet | 33 |
| Prog. that introduced Brilliant Pebbles | 39 |
| Prog. code used to create Web pages | 35 |
| Prog-rockers on the "Xanadu" soundtrack | 49 |
| Prog rock band with two former Yes members | 42 |
| Prog rock band with guitarist Robert Fripp | 42 |
| Prog rock band my parents saw on their first date | 49 |
| Prog band whose lead singer was once a milkman | 46 |
| Profs' protégés, briefly | 34 |
| Profound state of unconsciousness | 33 |
| Profited, after recording expenses | 34 |
| Profited, after marketing expenses | 34 |
| Profitable chickens for Col. Sanders (var.) | 43 |
| Profitable chickens for Col. Sanders | 36 |