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__ Pea of "Popeye" ___ -and-pop ___ -popular ___ & Eddie (pop music duo) ___ 500 (popular auto race) ___ Aigner, popular maker of shoes and handbags ___ and Driver (popular magazine) ___ and Jaron (identical-twins pop duo) ___ and Span (popular cleaning supply brand) ___ Awards (pop culture ceremony in which the public votes for the winners) ___ ball (popular toy) ___ Blanc, popular wine grape ___ box (computer screen pop-up) ___ Brothers (pop boy group) ___ Brothers (pop trio) ___ by chocolate (popular dessert) ___ by pop ___ candy (pop music) ___ candy (some pop tunes) ___ Cooper (popular car) ___ Crush ("Popstars" group) ___ Crush (band formed on "Popstars") ___ cube (popular 1960s puzzle) ___ cube (popular 60's-70's puzzle) ___ Day (popular magazine) ___ fu (pop artist on the Sony Japan label) ___ Gyra (jazz-pop band with the hit "Morning Dance") ___ Holiness the Pope ___ Kings (flamenco pop group) ___ Kitty (popular toy line) ___ Lobos of pop ___ Mann of 1960's pop ___ of Lagery (Pope Urban II's real name) ___ Paul, popular guitarist ___ Paulo (Brazil's most populous city) ___ Paulo (most populous city of the Southern Hemisphere) ___ Pea (Popeye's baby) ___ Pea of Popeye strip ___ Pea, Popeye's "adoptic infink" ___ Pea, Popeye's adoptee ___ Pea, Popeye's friend ___ Pea, Popeye's infant ___ Pet (popular fad) ___ Politti (pop-music group) ___ pooped to pop ___ pop (music genre) ___ Pop Records ___ Pop, 2010 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee ___ pop, music genre since the 1980s ___ pop: Weezer genre ___ pop. ___ Popken (plus-size clothing retailer; hidden in PULLABLE) ___ poplar, Tenn. state tree ___ Pops ___ Popular: financial inst. ___ populated (rural) ___ populi (popular opinion) ___ populi (public opinion) ___ populi (voice of the people) ___ See (Pope's domain) ___ setter, popular pet ___ Sketch (popular drawing toy) ___ Star Wars (popular toy line) ___ Today (popular publication) ___ Tuesday (53-Across's pop band) ___ Wojtyla (now Pope John Paul II) ___ Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) ___ Work (1980s pop group) ___ XII, WWII pope ____ pop ____ populi ____ Tuesday (pop group) _____ of Christ (the Pope) ______, British Columbia (sounds like Pope, Saskatchewan) ____! crackle! pop! ____Populi ___-Bake Oven (popular 1960s toy) ___-help (popular book genre) ___-Jet (popular toy) ___-pea, Popeye's adopted son ___-T-Pops ("the lollipop with the loop") ___, Crackle and Pop ___' Pea ('Popeye' kid) ___' Pea ("Popeye" character) ___' Pea (Popeye's adopted son) ___' Pea (Popeye's boy) ___' Pea (Popeye's relative) ___' Pea (Popeye's ward) ___'Pea (Popeye's adoptive son) ___City (popular computer game) ___Pea, baby in "Popeye" __'pea (''Popeye'' kid) __'Pea (''Popeye'' tot) __Bar (popular ice cream treat) ... Disney's "Mary Poppins" '___ Forgettin (1982 pop hit)' ' ''Mama'' of pop music ''Mary Poppins'' actor ''Mary Poppins'' helper '50s-'60s pop singer Barry '50s-'60s pop singer Lee '60s pop group ___ Bravos '60s pop singer '70s family pop group '70s pop greasers '80s pop duo with an exclamation point in its name '80s pop group '80s pop star Abdul '90s English pop trio '90s pop-music sensation 'Great' pope of 440-61 'Great' pope of the fifth century 'King of Pop,' in headlines 'Mary Poppins' song start 'N ___ (pop boy band) 'Pop Goes the --' 'Popeye' baby 'Roses of ___' (pop song of WWI) 'Where's Poppa?' co-star George 'Would ___ to You (1985 pop hit)?' 'Would ___ to You (1985 pop song)?' " . . . ___ promise, serv'd no private end:" Pope " . . . bear to live, ___ to die": Pope " . . . neither rich nor ___": Pope " . . . the ___ lay the old aside": Pope " . . . those move ___ who have learn'd to dance": Pope " . . . whatever ___ right": Pope "___ Beautiful," pop song "___ Bop" (CD series of children covering pop hits) "___ Box" (1992 pop music release) "___ Certain Lady at Court": Pope "___ en rose," 1946 pop song "___ his kiss" (1964 pop lyric) "___ human": Pope "___ in his kiss" (1964 pop lyric) "___ in Terris," encyclical of Pope John XXIII "___ is human . . . ": Pope "___ is, is right": Pope "___ know it's more common to clue this as the 5th-century pope, but it seems easier this way; don't you agree, Mr. DiCaprio?" "___ Kommissar" (1983 pop hit) "___ Live" (popular video game series) "___ Mio" (popular aria) "___ Most Wanted" ("best-of" compilation of a popular TV cop show) "___ on Pop": Dr. Seuss "___ Pop," Seuss book "___ Pop" (Dr. Seuss classic) "___ Poppa?" 1970 Segal film "___ Poppins" "___ Popular Man," Cohan song "___ Rollo" (popular Mexican variety show) "___ Sandman" (1950s pop hit) "___ Solitude" (Pope poem) "___ springs eternal . . . ": Pope "___ Suit Riot" (Cherry Poppin' Daddies song and album) "___ to Abelard" (Pope poem) "___ Tu," 1932 pop song "___ West" (popular hymn) "___ With Me" (popular hymn) "___ Woman" (classic pop tune) "___ won't be afraid" (1961 pop lyric) "_____ Coming" (1969 pop hit) "_____ Dream" (1986 pop hit) "_____ So Easy" ('77 pop hit) "____, crackle, pop" (Rice Krispies slogan) "... 'cause I ___ me spinach, I'm Popeye ..." "... Venus sets ___ Mercury can rise": Pope "'Cause I --- me spinach, I'm Popeye..." "99 Luftballons" pop group "A defeat for humanity," per Pope John Paul II "A little ___ is a dang'rous thing": Pope "A shaggy ___ soft hide . . . ": Pope "Able was I ___ saw Elba" (popular palindrome) "All ___" (pop standard since 1931) "All ___" (popular '30s tune) "An ___ Man": Pope "And seem to walk on wings, and tread ___": Pope "And waft a ___ from Indus to the Pole": Pope "Animal" pop singer "Axel F" ringtone character on About.com's "Top 10 Most Annoying Pop Songs of 2005" "Bad Moon Rising" pop gp. "Believe" pop diva "Better ___ with Pope, than shine with Pye": Byron "Bohemian Rhapsody" pop-rockers "But every woman ___ heart a rake": Pope "Buzz" or "pop," e.g. "Bye Bye Bye" pop group "Call of ___" (popular video game series) "Catch, __ she change . . ." Pope "Chains of Love" pop duo "Close ___," pop song "Contrary to popular belief . . ." "Contrary to popular belief ..." "Crush" synth-poppers, briefly "Damn ___ . . . ": Pope "Dance With Me" pop-rockers of the '70s "Dancing Queen" pop group "Destination Unknown" pop-punkers "Discover a world populated by Rhomboids and Ellipsoids!" "Drive" pop group "Drows'd with the ___ of poppies . . . ": Keats