P =  : 8 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ tea (tea steamed to prevent fermentation) __ beans (corn's partner, in succotash) __ Bilko (Phil Silvers role) __ bond (link between two particles of opposing charge) __ box (private area in a theater) __ bug (insect featuring a regular pattern of ridges) __ camp (place for mobile homes) __ card (modern purchasing option) __ de plume (poets' aliases) __ Faire (role-playing event) __ field (position played by Mantle, Mays and Snider) __ figure (person drawn with simple lines) __ fly (pest of equines) __ Gabriel, a bandmate of Phil Collins in Genesis __ Gay (plane in the news on August 6, 1945) __ Greater Hartford Open (tourney won in 2001 by Phil Mickelson) __ Hatter (tea party attendee) __ Hiken, creator of "The Phil Silvers Show" __ Lane (role played by Noel Neill) __ Lee Gifford (former Philbin cohort) __ Line (fashionable Pennsylvania area) __ Luis Potosi (Mexican city) __ Moines, home of the Festival Park event center __ of Lincoln (Illinois license plate slogan) __ Paradiso (Italian Alp) __ Park (13-Down lab site) __ Pass (Afghanistan-Pakistan connector) __ pat (playful tap) __ pat (rural source of fuel) __ patrol (Navy police) __ Pea of "Popeye" __ Peacock (Clue suspect) __ Penny (Chicken Little's friend) __ per centimeter (measure of surface tension) __ Philippe (watch brand) __ piano (floor keyboard) __ pinch (if necessary) __ point (place to watch) __ Post, first pilot to fly solo around the world __ projector (patent of inventor Charles Francis Jenkins) __ pudding (sweetened cornmeal mush) __ pyrites (fool's gold) __ race (Grand Prix, e.g.) __ stock (planter's supply) __ the green (prepare to putt) __ Tomé and Principe (major cocoa exporter) __ tree (pole on which to hang clothing) __ Trench (very deep Pacific point) __ trick (Penn & Teller routine) __ up (prevent from falling) __ US Pat. Off. __ Weasley (witch in "Harry Potter" books) ___ Horse; or common power tool ___ Park, Minn. ___ platter (Americanized Chinese dish) ___ -dieu (pew add-on) ___ -pah (tuba sound) ___ -Pei (dog breed) ___ -Pei (wrinkly-skinned dog) ___ -pitch (Var.) ___ -Puf (body sponge) ___ -Puf (facial sponge) ___ -tongue (plant with purple-spotted flowers) ___ "Puffy" Combs ___ "Street" (PBS kids' show) ___ "the Pen" Bayer ("Love and Hip Hop" star) ___ & Eddie (pop music duo) ___ & Ern (Kellogg's program where kids redeem coupons for prizes) ___ & Evelyn (body-product brand) ___ & Perrins (brand of Worcestershire sauce) ___ & Perrins (sauce brand) ___ & Perrins (steak sauce) ___ & Perrins: Worcestershire sauce ___ & Poor's ___ 400 (Pennsylvania Nascar event) ___ 500 (annual Pennsylvania stock car race) ___ 500 (popular auto race) ___ 500, annual list of the fastest-growing private companies ___ A (event at which a famous person might say hI) ___ a 35-Down (pass legislation) ___ a pig (obese) ___ a plea (bargained with the D.A.) ___ a plea (say "not guilty," e.g.) ___ a positive note ___ about (phrase re a date) ___ about (prosecutor's phrase) ___ about (publicly visible) ___ AC (pharmacy purchase) ___ Accord (1998 Mideast peace agreement) ___ Accord (1998 Mideast peace pact) ___ Accord (1998 peace agreement) ___ Accords (1993 peace agreement) ___ Accords (1998 peace agreement) ___ Accords, 1993 Israel-PLO pact ___ Accords, 1998 Israeli-Palestinian agreement ___ acetate: paint solvent ___ acid (baking powder ingredient) ___ acid (perfume ingredient) ___ acid (substance that turns turmeric paper reddish-brown) ___ acid (swimming pool treatment) ___ acid: prenatal vitamin ingredient ___ Act: 1919 Prohibition legislation ___ Adams, patriot with a beer named after him ___ again (Trivial Pursuit space) ___ Aigner (purse designer) ___ Aigner, popular maker of shoes and handbags ___ al pomodoro (Italian soup) ___ al pomodoro (Tuscan soup) ___ al-Fayed, companion of Princess Diana ___ al-Fayed, friend of Princess Diana ___ alba (gypsum used in paper making) ___ Alley: old music-publishing district ___ Alliance (Princess Leia's group) ___ Allison, colleague of puppeteer Tillstrom ___ anchor (stay put, nautically) ___ and cry (public clamor) ___ and Driver (popular magazine) ___ and Guilder (warring "The Princess Bride" nations) ___ and Jaron (identical-twins pop duo) ___ and potato soup ___ and Samoset helped the Pilgrims survive ___ and Span (popular cleaning supply brand) ___ anemone (perennial plant) ___ Ape (purple cartoon gorilla) ___ Arenas, port in 93-Down ___ Arizona (Pearl Harbor memorial) ___ Arnold's Balsam (old patent medicine) ___ around (played boisterously) ___ Arthur (British psych rock band named after a Pink Floyd member and a bad Herman Hesse pun) ___ attention (pay heed) ___ Avenue (Monopoly property landed on the most) ___ Awards (annual prizes for African-American achievement) ___ Awards (pop culture ceremony in which the public votes for the winners) ___ Bach (Peter Schickele character) ___ bag (pitching aid) ___ bag (prepare for a trip) ___ Baines Johnson (presidential daughter) ___ Baker Priest, ex-Treasurer ___ ball (game played with a plastic bat) ___ ball (popular toy) ___ Baltea, Po feeder ___ Barrett of Pink Floyd ___ Bartlet, president on "The West Wing" ___ Basin Initiative (African partnership launched in 1999) ___ Bay, part of Lake Huron ___ Bay, Philippines (site of 1944 fighting) ___ Bay: inlet bordering Portland, Maine ___ Beer Night (1974 baseball promotion that ended in a riot) ___ Beer Night (predictably catastrophic '70s stadium promotion) ___ Bees (big company in personal care products) ___ Bell, witch who was a fellow student of Harry Potter at Hogwarts ___ belli (war-provoking act) ___ Berkshire Place (New York City hotel) ___ Bernardi, who played Tevye on Broadway ___ Bernina (highest peak in the Eastern Alps) ___ Best of the pre-Ringo Beatles ___ Beta Pi (classic spoof fraternity) ___ bicycle (pedaled about) ___ bid (participate in an auction) ___ Bien Phu, Vietnam ___ big (prevails easily) ___ bin (nickname for the penalty box in hockey) ___ Blanc (highest peak in the Alps) ___ Blanc, popular wine grape ___ blanco (polar bear) ___ blue (pale hue) ___ bone (pelvis component) ___ Bongo, President of Gabon ___ Books (paperback publisher) ___ Bora, wild part of Afghanistan ___ Bourguiba, Tunisian president from 1957-87 ___ Bowl (postseason game) ___ Bowl, for all-pro teams ___ box (computer screen pop-up) ___ branch (peace emblem) ___ branch (peace offering) ___ Brooks, 1950's-60's "Meet the Press" host ___ Brooks, 1950's-60's "Meet the Press" moderator ___ Brothers (pop boy group) ___ Brothers (pop trio) ___ brothers, noted political donors ___ Building, onetime part of Rockefeller Center ___ Burger (vegetarian patty brand) ___ by chocolate (popular dessert) ___ by Olay (Procter & Gamble brand) ___ Campaign (poverty-fighting organization started by Bono) ___ candy (pleasing music) ___ candy (pop music) ___ candy (some pop tunes) ___ Canyon (Pueblo cultural area) ___ card (mobile phone device) ___ card (removable mobile phone storage unit) ___ Carlo (Grand Prix locale) ___ Carlo (part of Monaco) ___ Carlo: Grand Prix setting ___ Carter, who played Wonder Woman ___ case (prosecutes) blind ___ Cassin, Nobelist for Peace: 1968 ___ cava (path to the heart) ___ chance (pressed one's luck)