| Attack physically or verbally |
| Attack verbally or physically |
| Prospero's spirit servant |
| Physically sound |
| Physically show elation |
| Represent an incident or state physically |
| A cause of mental and physical disturbances |
| “A freckled whelp ___-born”:Prospero’s cruel description of Caliban in “The Tempest” |
| Physically flexible |
| Number that's physically impossible to write out in standard form |
| Proscribed pesticide |
| Encouraged physically |
| Physically prompted |
| Physically active |
| Baked goods for the physically fit? |
| Foes of pros |
| Prostitute's client |
| Kay of "Physical Evidence |
| Physical opening? |
| Faint-hearted fraternity prospect? |
| Physically robust |
| Polishes prose |
| James who physically threatened Beyoncé after Bey sang her song "At Last" at Obama's inauguration |
| Philosopher proscribed by the Vatican |
| Prospectus listings |
| Was physically intimate |
| Physical beginning? |
| Prospector's stakeout |
| Be physically hot |
| Attack, either physically or verbally |