PI : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ di Pisa __ double (bet in which two winners must be picked) __ piano (floor keyboard) __ pinch (if necessary) __ Post, first pilot to fly solo around the world __ relude to "pick" __ Tar Pits ___ piano ___ pitch ___ -picking ___ -pie ___ -pitch (Var.) ___ a pig (obese) ___ a pin ___ a pistol ___ alba (clay used to make pipes) ___ Alexander (Hall-of-Fame pitcher) ___ and pinion ___ and Samoset helped the Pilgrims survive ___ apple pie ___ Arthur (British psych rock band named after a Pink Floyd member and a bad Herman Hesse pun) ___ as a pin ___ bag (pitching aid) ___ Barrett of Pink Floyd ___ Beta Pi (classic spoof fraternity) ___ Chandler, ex-Yankee pitcher ___ cheese (pizza order) ___ Cherry; Pina Colada garnish ___ Clark who sang "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me" ___ column (construction piece) ___ corda (piano direction) ___ corda (piano music direction) ___ corda: Dir. to a pianist ___ corda: using the soft pedal, in piano music ___ corde (piano direction) ___ corde (piano pedaling direction) ___ corde: with the soft pedal released, in piano music ___ corn (picnic side) ___ cuff: pitching injury site ___ day (pill dosage) ___ de Pinos ___ Dessert Pizza (Domino's dish) ___ Dingbats (pictographic computer font) ___ dish pizza ___ Disney Pictures ___ down (pillow filling) ___ Duren, former pitcher ___ en pis (from bad to worse): Fr. ___ Fell Pike (England's highest point) ___ Fell Pike, England's highest peak ___ game (chips, pitches, and putts) ___ game (pitcher's dream) ___ game (pitcher's feat) ___ Gandhi, pioneering female leader ___ Gay (infamous plane named for the pilot's mother) ___ geranium (plant with white, pink, or red flowers) ___ gun (automatic pistol) ___ gun (machine pistol) ___ Hall Pirates (1953 N.I.T. champs) ___ hand (pitch in) ___ hand (pitching in) ___ homo (religious picture) ___ Hsiao-ping ___ humble pie (apologize) ___ in (pipe up) ___ J. Gaines, who wrote "The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman" ___ John's (pizza chain) ___ Jon (crunk pioneer) ___ Levant, memorable pianist ___ lime pie ___ Maar (Picasso mistress and subject) ___ Maar (Picasso subject) ___ Maar (Picasso's muse) ___ marbles (Parthenon pieces) ___ mike (automatic pilot) ___ music (brushback pitch) ___ of Despond, in "Pilgrim's Progress" ___ of Pines ___ of Pines, in the Caribbean ___ of Pines, off SW Cuba ___ off (pissy) ___ Offer (ShamWow! pitcher) ___ one's piece ___ only (sans pictures) ___ Pappas, former pitcher ___ Park (Pirates' home) ___ Park (Pirates' stadium) ___ Park (Pittsburgh Pirates' stadium) ___ Park, home for the Pittsburgh Pirates ___ Park: Pirates' field ___ Park: Pittsburgh ball field ___ ped.: piano music instruction ___ Pi (dessert lover's fraternity?) ___ Piao, former Chinese Communist leader ___ picada (burrito filler) ___ piccata ___ Picchu ___ Picchu (ancient Incan commune) ___ Picchu (Inca site) ___ Picchu (Incan site) ___ Picchu (Incan stronghold) ___ Picchu (Peruvian landmark) ___ Picchu (Peruvian site of Incan ruins) ___ Picchu, Peru ___ pick (cavil) ___ pick (figure skate part) ___ pick (part of a figure skate) ___ pickings ___ pickle (jam) ___ pickle (on the ropes) ___ Pickles (youngest of the Rugrats) ___ Picone (clothing maker) ___ Picone of fashion ___ picture ___ Pictures ___ Pictures (entertainment company) ___ Pictures (old studio) ___ Pictures Television ("Jeopardy!" producer) ___ Pie (frozen treat) ___ Pie (ice cream treat) ___ pie (little sweetheart) ___ pie (sweetheart) ___ pie (sweetie) ___ pie (turnover) ___ Pie Island (artist commune on the Thames) ___ pie: darling ___ pie: molasses-laden dessert ___ piece (alike) ___ piece (consistent) ___ piece (Safire column) ___ pieces (became discombobulated) ___ Pieces (candy brand) ___ Pieces (candy in "E.T.") ___ Pieces (candy) ___ Pieces (E.T. nosh) ___ Pieces (lookalikes of M&M's) ___ Piedras, P.R. ___ Piedras, Puerto Rico ___ pig ___ pig: experiment subject ___ Pigalle ___ pigeon ___ pigeon (messenger bird) ___ Piggle-Wiggle (children's character) ___ Piggy ___ pill (amphetamine) ___ Pills ___ Pills (classic muscle-ache medication) ___ pilot ___ pilot (armed-forces chaplain) ___ Pilots, original name of the Milwaukee Brewers ___ pin (fastening device) ___ pin (tidy) ___ pin (very tidy) ___ pin drop ___ Pince, librarian at Hogwarts ___ pinch ___ pink (healthy) ___ pink: delighted ___ Pinkett Smith ___ Pinto (Texas county or its seat) ___ Pinto (Texas county) ___ pipe ___ Piper of Hamelin ___ Pirate Roberts (character in "The Princess Bride") ___ Pistols ___ pit ___ pit (rock concert area) ___ pitch (former paving product) ___ pitch (paving goo) ___ pitch (softball variety) ___ pitcher (bullpen figure) ___ Pitman, developer of shorthand ___ Pitman, who invented shorthand ___ pole (carved pillar) ___ pretty pickle ___ red pepper (pizza condiment) ___ Robert: nickname for pitcher Bob Feller ___ room (Ping-Pong place) ___ room (place for Ping-Pong) ___ room (site for a Ping-Pong table) ___ route (pitch nine innings) ___ Smith's pies ___ Sperry, aeronautics pioneer ___ star pictures ___ T's (brand of pierogies) ___ tar pits ___ the knuckles (like some pitches) ___ the Moon (piano bar chain) ___ the piper ___ the sky (pipe dream) ___ the way; pioneered ___ to pick ___ trap, for shooting at clay pigeons ___ Tri-Cyclen (brand of the pill) ___ up (pipe down) ___ verte (grayish-green pigment) ___ verte (green earth pigment) ___ verte, green pigment ___ wolf (pirate)