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• A pitching ace has a low one, in brief
• A --- pittance
• A pittance, slangily
• A __ pittance (very little)
• A ___ pittance (very small amount)
• A pity!
• A place ___
• A place for ewe?
• A Place for Friends
• A place for heroes
• A place for Ike.
• A place for plants or plots.
• A place in the sun
• A Place in the Sun" band
• A Place in the Sun" costar
• A Place in the Sun" star
• A place of luxury?
• A place of privacy
• A place only Buzz Lightyear could go?
• A place remembered
• A place that sounds like a daily paper
• A place to buy things (and a hint to finding another place to buy things)
• A place to gamble
• A place to go
• A place to go in London?
• A place to play keno
• A place to remember
• A place to sleep
• A place to spend the night
• A place to stay for a day
• A place where you have nothing to do but amuse yourself": Shaw
• A place without restrictions
• A place you can go," in a 1979 #2 hit
• A place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," in a 1979 hit
• A place you can go ... when you're short on your dough," in song
• A placebo may be given in it
• A placement of troops
• A plague, in Exodus
• A plague o' both your houses" speaker
• A plague o' ___ your houses!": Mercutio
• A plain Jane
• ___ a plain man live . . . ?": Shak.
• A ___ plan ...
• ___, a plan, a canal: Panama
• A plan may be put on it
• A plane takeoff, for short
• A plane's rudder controls it
• A planet
• A plant disease
• A plant, the milfoil.
• ___ a platform
• A Plato dialogue
• A Platonic dialogue
• A play by Euripides
• A play by the author of "The Crucible.
• A play may have one
• A player may land one
• A" playing card
• ____ a plea
• ___ a plea (bargained with the D.A.)
• ___ a plea (say "not guilty," e.g.)
• ____ a plea (works a deal with the D.A.)
• A pledging document
• A Pliny
• A plot may have many of them
• A plow inventor
• A plum
• A plum brandy
• A Plummer from N.Y.C.
• A plus
• A plus average?
• A plus, definitely
• A pluviometer measures it
• A P.M. before Wilson
• ''A pocket full of ___''
• A Pocket Full of Rye" sleuth
• A pocket radio might have one
• A pocketful, in rhyme
• ''A pocketful of ___ . . .''
• A pod
• A podiatrist may analyze it
• A poem in our eyes," per Emerson
• A poem like this / Of 17 syllables / Split 5-7-5
• . . . a poem lovely as ___
• A poem lovely as ___": Kilmer
• A poem should ___/But be": MacLeish
• A poet might use it
• ... a poet should have... _____ love": D. C. Peattie
• A poetic Moore
• A poetry form/With seventeen syllables/And only three lines
• A ___ point
• A point away from losing serve
• A --- point (example)
• A point in maths
• A point in Mexico
• A point in space
• A point is a division of one
• A point of debate.
• A point of writing
• A Pointer sister
• A poison: Comb. form
• A poison in Potsdam
• A poisonous plant
• A poisonous plant, monkshood.
• A poker hand
• A poker stake
• A poker strategy
• A polar bear might be found on one
• A polarizing filter reduces it
• A police car may get one: Abbr.
• A police officer may ask for it
• A policeman's isn't happy
• A polite address
• ___ . . . a political animal": Aristotle
• A political debate might be on this
• A political position.
• A political refugee might seek it
• A politician may resign in it
• A politician might have a big one
• A Polo
• A polygon — eg can-do (anag)
• A polygon with sides.
• A polygraph may detect them
• A Polynesian island, if doubled
• A Polynesian language
• A Polynesian tongue
• A pome caused her to leave home
• A pome made her leave home
• A Ponderosa brother
• A Ponderosa son
• A pony, perhaps
• A Pooh companion
• A poor catcher
• ___ a poor wayfaring . . .
• A pop
• A pop group might have one on Facebook
• A pop-up has one
• A pope in Charlemagne's day
• A pope may lead it
• A pope who became a saint
• ... a pop/folk singer with numerous 1970s hits?
• A poplar
• A popular one is golden
• A popular one is modeled after the Winchester rifle
• A popular one might chart
• A popular Perón
• A portion of land: Brit.
• A portion of the ___": Shelley
• A Portrait of the ___ Man": Joyce