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pardon (9 points)

What? An end to the sentence (wordplay)

'I'm sorry, could you say that again?'

Let go? Excuse me!

P·3+A·1+R·1+D·2+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts

parent (8 points)

Pop, for one

Say mum and dad split

But soft! A tear for one in the family

P·3+A·1+R·1+E·1+N·1+T·1 = 8 pts

parers (8 points)

K.P. utensils

Manicurists, at times

They'll get under your skin

P·3+A·1+R·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pareus (8 points)

Polynesian skirts

P·3+A·1+R·1+E·1+U·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pareve (11 points)

Prepared without meat or milk

Having no meat or milk, in Judaism

Suitable for a kosher meal

P·3+A·1+R·1+E·1+V·4+E·1 = 11 pts

parged (10 points)

Parge

P·3+A·1+R·1+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

parges (9 points)

Coats with plaster

P·3+A·1+R·1+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

parget (9 points)

Ornamental wall coating

Plasterwork

Plaster

P·3+A·1+R·1+G·2+E·1+T·1 = 9 pts

pargos (9 points)

Pargo

P·3+A·1+R·1+G·2+O·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pariah (11 points)

Ishmael, for example

Every year locks up undesirable

Father coming to hide returning outcast

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+A·1+H·4 = 11 pts

parian (8 points)

Native of Paros

Designating a fine, white marble

Of a fine white marble.

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+A·1+N·1 = 8 pts

paries (8 points)

The wall of an organ

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

paring (9 points)

Job that provides zest (wordplay)

Strip for the compost heap

Decreasing bit by bit

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 9 pts

parish (11 points)

Church yard (wordplay)

The land of the living (wordplay)

Kind of 2 down - has rip (anagram)

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+S·1+H·4 = 11 pts

parity (11 points)

All things being equal (wordplay)

Having the same value, as currency

Equality in status

P·3+A·1+R·1+I·1+T·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

parkas (12 points)

Dog mushers' attire

Cold-weather wear

Hooded garments for Aleutian wear.

P·3+A·1+R·1+K·5+A·1+S·1 = 12 pts

parked (13 points)

Found a spot (wordplay)

Used a lot (wordplay)

Left in a particular place: Slang.

P·3+A·1+R·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 13 pts

parker (12 points)

2 great in coat, did you say (wordplay)

Finder of a spot in a lot, maybe

Dorothy the wit: a motorist walking

P·3+A·1+R·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

parlay (11 points)

Double up (one's bet)

Raise in value

Type of bet.

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+A·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

parled (9 points)

Parle

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

parles (8 points)

Talks Fr.

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

parley (11 points)

Dialogue between enemies

Increase in value

Informal truce talk

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+E·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

parlor (8 points)

Guest spot (wordplay)

Beauty spot (wordplay)

Place for beauty (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+O·1+R·1 = 8 pts

parody (12 points)

Weird Al's "Amish Paradise," for one

Weird Al's 'Amish Paradise,' for one

Viral video, perhaps

P·3+A·1+R·1+O·1+D·2+Y·4 = 12 pts

parole (8 points)

Can opener (wordplay)

End of a sentence (wordplay)

Period ending a sentence (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+R·1+O·1+L·1+E·1 = 8 pts

parols (8 points)

Oral statements

Oral declarations

P·3+A·1+R·1+O·1+L·1+S·1 = 8 pts

parous (8 points)

With "ovi" it means "egg-bearing"

P·3+A·1+R·1+O·1+U·1+S·1 = 8 pts

parral (8 points)

Rope loop for raising or lowering sail

P·3+A·1+R·1+R·1+A·1+L·1 = 8 pts

parred (9 points)

Got even (wordplay)

Scored a 4 on, maybe

Got 4 out of 4, say

P·3+A·1+R·1+R·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

parrel (8 points)

Nautical loop

P·3+A·1+R·1+R·1+E·1+L·1 = 8 pts

parrot (8 points)

Avian raptor, perhaps (wordplay)

Bird? You can say that again!

Captain Flint, for one

P·3+A·1+R·1+R·1+O·1+T·1 = 8 pts

parsec (10 points)

Astronomical length - scrape (anagram)

Measure of distance in space

Astronomer's unit of distance

P·3+A·1+R·1+S·1+E·1+C·3 = 10 pts

parsed (9 points)

Broke down in English class (wordplay)

Broke down a sentence

Analyzed a sentence.

P·3+A·1+R·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

parser (8 points)

One breaking down in school (wordplay)

Grammarian, at times

One analyzing a sentence

P·3+A·1+R·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

parses (8 points)

Does a sentence (wordplay)

Minces words (wordplay)

States one's case (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+R·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

parson (8 points)

Weems, for one

Minister of religion

Standard issue for a minister

P·3+A·1+R·1+S·1+O·1+N·1 = 8 pts

partan (8 points)

An edible crab

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+A·1+N·1 = 8 pts

parted (9 points)

Like star-crossed lovers, maybe

Split hairs (wordplay)

Made head lines (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

partly (11 points)

To some degree, not wholly

In some degree

To a point

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+L·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

parton (8 points)

Dolly who sang "9 to 5"

'Two Doors Down' singer

Dolly who sang 'Here You Come Again'

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+O·1+N·1 = 8 pts

parura (8 points)

""A set of matched jewelry, also PARURE""

P·3+A·1+R·1+U·1+R·1+A·1 = 8 pts

parure (8 points)

Matched set of jewels

Set of pieces of jewelry.

Set of ornaments

P·3+A·1+R·1+U·1+R·1+E·1 = 8 pts

parvis (11 points)

Church front area

P·3+A·1+R·1+V·4+I·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pascal (10 points)

Essay on Conics author

'Essay on Conics' author

Inventor of first digital calculator

P·3+A·1+S·1+C·3+A·1+L·1 = 10 pts

paseos (8 points)

Scenic walking paths

Marches of matadors

Processions in Pamplona

P·3+A·1+S·1+E·1+O·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pashas (11 points)

Titled officers in the East.

High officers in Turkey.

Turkish rulers, formerly

P·3+A·1+S·1+H·4+A·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pashed (12 points)

Pash

P·3+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

pashes (11 points)

Infatuations

P·3+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

passed (9 points)

'Brought into effect, laws perhaps (6)'

Got a C, perhaps

Tried a bomb, perhaps

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

passee (8 points)

Out of fashion (var.)

A step to view as outdated

Out of fashion

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+E·1 = 8 pts

passel (8 points)

Large number, rural style.

Large number, in the Ozarks

Indefinite number: Dial.

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+L·1 = 8 pts

passer (8 points)

Buck expert (wordplay)

Spares for one going by

Quarterback, for one.

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

passes (8 points)

Says "No thanks"

Hits Plaxico Burress, say

Wide receivers catch them

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

passim (10 points)

Here and there (Latin)

Here and there, as in a book

Found throughout the text

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+I·1+M·3 = 10 pts

passus (8 points)

A section of a story

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+U·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pastas (8 points)

Fusilli and ziti

Marathoners carb up on them

Trattoria menu listings

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+A·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pasted (9 points)

Beat decisively, say

Affixed in a scrapbook, say

Father's boy? 25 must be!

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

pastel (8 points)

Degas's "La Toilette," for one

Peach or lilac, say

Baby-blue, perhaps.

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+L·1 = 8 pts

paster (8 points)

Type of label

Slip of gummed paper.

Collagist, perhaps

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

pastes (8 points)

Places text, perhaps

Puts into a scrapbook, perhaps

Puts in a scrapbook, say

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pastie (8 points)

Meat pie

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+E·1 = 8 pts

pastil (8 points)

Medicated lozenge.

Lozenge.

Lozenge

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+L·1 = 8 pts

pastis (8 points)

Aniseed-flavoured aperitif

Aniseed-flavour aperitif

Drink wine in outskirts of Paris

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pastor (8 points)

Previous or current father (wordplay)

One with a flock (of people)

A sport (anagram)

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 8 pts

pastry (11 points)

Pound producer perhaps

Napoleon, for one

Cream puff, for one

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+R·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

pataca (10 points)

Basic unit of currency in Macau

Former Brazilian dollar.

Former dollar of Portugal.

P·3+A·1+T·1+A·1+C·3+A·1 = 10 pts

patchy (16 points)

Quilt work would be so sporadic

Not of uniform consistency

Irregular in quality

P·3+A·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+Y·4 = 16 pts

patens (8 points)

Plates at an altar

Plates for the Host

Plates for the Eucharist

P·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+N·1+S·1 = 8 pts

patent (8 points)

Clear case, not egocentric (wordplay)

Pending item, perhaps

P·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+N·1+T·1 = 8 pts

paters (8 points)

Recitations of the Lord's Prayer

Eton boys' parents

Dads, in Devonshire

P·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pathos (11 points)

A novel emotion (wordplay)

Arousing of pity

Quality that arouses emotion

P·3+A·1+T·1+H·4+O·1+S·1 = 11 pts

patina (8 points)

Antique coating, perhaps

Film about metal (wordplay)

Statue of Liberty film (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+A·1 = 8 pts

patine (8 points)

Film on copper (var.)

Copper coating variable

Rich surface appearance variable

P·3+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+E·1 = 8 pts

patins (8 points)

Patin

P·3+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+S·1 = 8 pts

patios (8 points)

Spots to burn citronella candles, maybe

Paved areas in gardens for relaxation

Outside living areas

P·3+A·1+T·1+I·1+O·1+S·1 = 8 pts

patois (8 points)

Lingo native to Pisa, perhaps

Creole, for one

Say 'owe' and 'eye' in Patrick's jargon

P·3+A·1+T·1+O·1+I·1+S·1 = 8 pts

patrol (8 points)

Look for trouble (wordplay)

Walk a beat, say

Stay on the beat (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+T·1+R·1+O·1+L·1 = 8 pts

patron (8 points)

No part in play for angel (wordplay)

Customer apt to dither? Right on!

Sponsor of sorts

P·3+A·1+T·1+R·1+O·1+N·1 = 8 pts

patted (9 points)

Frisked (with "down")

Showed approval, perhaps

Struck lightly with the palm of the hand

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

pattee (8 points)

""Having narrow arms, but expanding at the ends -- used of a heraldic cross, also PATY""

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+E·1 = 8 pts

patten (8 points)

The last governor of Hong Kong

Shoe with a wooden sole.

That'll clog Petrick X

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+N·1 = 8 pts

patter (8 points)

Largely model sales talk (wordplay)

Drum's pitch (wordplay)

Rapid glib speech, perhaps from salesman

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

pattie (8 points)

Peppermint candy unit

Flat peppermint candy

York peppermint product

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1 = 8 pts

patzer (17 points)

Chess klutz

P·3+A·1+T·1+Z·10+E·1+R·1 = 17 pts

paulin (8 points)

A sheet of waterproof material

P·3+A·1+U·1+L·1+I·1+N·1 = 8 pts

paunch (13 points)

Couch potato's acquisition, perhaps

Ring around the middle (wordplay)

Beer belly, maybe

P·3+A·1+U·1+N·1+C·3+H·4 = 13 pts

pauper (10 points)

Poor soul (wordplay)

Person without means

Mark Twain character, Tom Canty.

P·3+A·1+U·1+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pausal (8 points)

Of a temporary stop

P·3+A·1+U·1+S·1+A·1+L·1 = 8 pts

paused (9 points)

Waited for a laugh, say

Stopped benefit coming into home

Took a breather in walk round function

P·3+A·1+U·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

pauser (8 points)

Look-before-you-leap disciple

One who hesitates

One who stops to think.

P·3+A·1+U·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

pauses (8 points)

Stops to think, say

Pregnant moments (wordplay)

Takes a break from binge-watching, say

P·3+A·1+U·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pavane (11 points)

Stately court dance

Quaint, dignified dance for couples

Stately court dance of yore

P·3+A·1+V·4+A·1+N·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pavans (11 points)

Pavan

P·3+A·1+V·4+A·1+N·1+S·1 = 11 pts

paveed (12 points)

Set close together to conceal a metal base

P·3+A·1+V·4+E·1+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

pavers (11 points)

Some road workers

They make a lot

Highway workers.

P·3+A·1+V·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 11 pts

paving (12 points)

Decorating with flags (wordplay)

Material for a highway

Covering with asphalt

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts

pavins (11 points)

Pavin

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+N·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pavior (11 points)

Street surfacer

Instrument for ramming down paving stones

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pavise (11 points)

""A large medieval shield, also PAVIS, PAVISSE""

P·3+A·1+V·4+I·1+S·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pawers (11 points)

Horses, at times

P·3+A·1+W·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pawing (12 points)

Lout's amorous advance

Reaching like a puppy

Handling without care

P·3+A·1+W·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts

pawned (12 points)

Left with a broker (wordplay)

Given as security.

Deposited in pledge.

P·3+A·1+W·4+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

pawnee (11 points)

Indian who's always in hock (wordplay)

Indian born to pussyfoot (wordplay)

Old American who takes pledge (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+W·4+N·1+E·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pawner (11 points)

Hock shop visitor

One with belongings in hock

One hocking something

P·3+A·1+W·4+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pawnor (11 points)

One who pledges something: Law

P·3+A·1+W·4+N·1+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pawpaw (16 points)

Fruit that comes in hands (wordplay)

Two-foot tropical tree

Tree with purple flowers

P·3+A·1+W·4+P·3+A·1+W·4 = 16 pts

paxwax (25 points)

Strong tendon in an animal's neck

P·3+A·1+X·8+W·4+A·1+X·8 = 25 pts

payday (15 points)

Time to get screw (wordplay)

End of a two-week period, perhaps

Check-out time (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+Y·4+D·2+A·1+Y·4 = 15 pts

payees (11 points)

Check figures (wordplay)

Check list (wordplay)

Those on the receiving end

P·3+A·1+Y·4+E·1+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

payers (11 points)

Check parties (wordplay)

They might be charging

Cashiers at the track

P·3+A·1+Y·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 11 pts

paying (12 points)

Being punished for settling a debt!

Might one stand doing this (wordplay)

Unlike volunteer work

P·3+A·1+Y·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts

paynim (13 points)

Heathen, old style.

Old word for a heathen.

Heathen, once

P·3+A·1+Y·4+N·1+I·1+M·3 = 13 pts

payoff (17 points)

Joke's punchline, to a comic

Return on investment

Settlement in retribution or reward

P·3+A·1+Y·4+O·1+F·4+F·4 = 17 pts

payola (11 points)

Bribery of sorts

Income of sorts Slang.

Illegal air fare (wordplay)

P·3+A·1+Y·4+O·1+L·1+A·1 = 11 pts

payors (11 points)

Payor

P·3+A·1+Y·4+O·1+R·1+S·1 = 11 pts

payout (11 points)

Shareholder's bonus

Dividend, e.g

Patrick admits one of us gets dividend

P·3+A·1+Y·4+O·1+U·1+T·1 = 11 pts

pazazz (35 points)

""Flamboyance, also BAZAZZ, BEZZAZZ, BIZAZZ, PAZZAZZ, PIZAZZ, PIZZAZ, PIZZAZZ, PIZZAZZ, PZAZZ""

P·3+A·1+Z·10+A·1+Z·10+Z·10 = 35 pts

peaced (11 points)

Made an exit, colloquially

P·3+E·1+A·1+C·3+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

peaces (10 points)

Between-war intervals

Periods between wars

Splits, in slang

P·3+E·1+A·1+C·3+E·1+S·1 = 10 pts

peachy (16 points)

Lovely and fruity

Kind of complexion

Fine and dandy

P·3+E·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+Y·4 = 16 pts

peages (9 points)

Peage

P·3+E·1+A·1+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

peahen (11 points)

One attracted to big eyes (wordplay)

Vain one's mate (wordplay)

Pheasant's kin

P·3+E·1+A·1+H·4+E·1+N·1 = 11 pts

peaked (13 points)

Reached highest point, say of fitness

Achieved maximum growth

Wan and sickly

P·3+E·1+A·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 13 pts

pealed (9 points)

Took its toll (wordplay)

Thin and sickly: Colloq

Made a Big Ben sound

P·3+E·1+A·1+L·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peanut (8 points)

Ante up (anagram)

Up ante (anagram)

Shell food (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+A·1+N·1+U·1+T·1 = 8 pts

pearls (8 points)

Bits of wisdom (wordplay)

Swine preceders (wordplay)

Stones left in fruit (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+A·1+R·1+L·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pearly (11 points)

Gates, maybe, soft before time

Like heaven's gates (wordplay)

Like the gates of heaven (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+A·1+R·1+L·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

peasen (8 points)

Pease

P·3+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+N·1 = 8 pts

peases (8 points)

Pease

P·3+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

peavey (14 points)

Logger's hook

Logger's tool.

Logger's tool

P·3+E·1+A·1+V·4+E·1+Y·4 = 14 pts

pebble (12 points)

Punk rock (wordplay)

One may rock a little on 32 across

Smooth little stone

P·3+E·1+B·3+B·3+L·1+E·1 = 12 pts

pebbly (15 points)

Hard on the feet

Full of small stones

Like avocado skins

P·3+E·1+B·3+B·3+L·1+Y·4 = 15 pts

pecans (10 points)

Popular pie filling

Brownie ingredients, sometimes

State trees of Texas

P·3+E·1+C·3+A·1+N·1+S·1 = 10 pts

pechan (13 points)

The stomach

P·3+E·1+C·3+H·4+A·1+N·1 = 13 pts

peched (14 points)

Pech

P·3+E·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

pecked (15 points)

Kised briefly like hungry hen (wordplay)

Worked for chicken feed

Struck with beak or kissed lightly

P·3+E·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 15 pts

pecker (14 points)

Bird's spirit (wordplay)

Knock-knock bird

Lord eats odd bits of cake - not a hearty eater (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pecten (10 points)

Scorpion's comblike appendage

A bivalve mollusk; scallop

Scallop

P·3+E·1+C·3+T·1+E·1+N·1 = 10 pts

pectic (12 points)

Muscle spasm produces acid sort

Type of acid

Kind of acid from apples, grapes, etc.

P·3+E·1+C·3+T·1+I·1+C·3 = 12 pts

pectin (10 points)

Jam-setting agent

Fruit-jelly substance

Smucker's ingredient

P·3+E·1+C·3+T·1+I·1+N·1 = 10 pts

pedals (9 points)

Array for a keyboardist, maybe

Rides on a path, perhaps

Bicycling couple (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+D·2+A·1+L·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pedant (9 points)

Know-it-all, maybe

Tyrannical teacher (wordplay)

Book-smart person

P·3+E·1+D·2+A·1+N·1+T·1 = 9 pts

pedate (9 points)

Some gaped at earthlings with feet

Games on a particular day could be footy

Having feet

P·3+E·1+D·2+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 9 pts

peddle (10 points)

Sell (drugs or something hot?)

Sell (illegal drugs)

Dispose of one's wares by bike, perhaps

P·3+E·1+D·2+D·2+L·1+E·1 = 10 pts

pedlar (9 points)

Itinerant trader, one using bike, say

That sounds like a cellar

He sounds like a wheeler-dealer

P·3+E·1+D·2+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pedler (9 points)

Street vendor Var.

Street vendor variable

P·3+E·1+D·2+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pedros (9 points)

Baseball's Martinez and others

Baseball's Guerrero and Martinez

Baseball's Alvarez and others

P·3+E·1+D·2+R·1+O·1+S·1 = 9 pts

peeked (13 points)

Saw the present, perhaps (wordplay)

Didn't wait until Christmas, say

Looked at the answers, say

P·3+E·1+E·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 13 pts

peeled (9 points)

Burned rubber (with "out")

Deprived of coats (wordplay)

Showed signs of age, as paint

P·3+E·1+E·1+L·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peeler (8 points)

Old policeman (useful for potatoes!)

Stripper in uniform (wordplay)

Old copper fruit-knife (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+E·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

peened (9 points)

Hammered out dents

Shaped with a hammer.

Used the sharp end of a hammer.

P·3+E·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peeped (11 points)

Parroted a young parrot, say

Used fowl language (wordplay)

Snuck a look

P·3+E·1+E·1+P·3+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

peeper (10 points)

One who looks like Tom (wordplay)

Species of frog

Small tree frog.

P·3+E·1+E·1+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

peepul (10 points)

Indian fig tree

P·3+E·1+E·1+P·3+U·1+L·1 = 10 pts

peered (9 points)

Took a look (at)

Looked closely (at)

Used a keyhole, maybe

P·3+E·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peerie (8 points)

""A wooden spinning top [n -S] / small, also PEERY""

P·3+E·1+E·1+R·1+I·1+E·1 = 8 pts

peeved (12 points)

Feeling irritated and out of sorts

Out of sorts

Made fretful: Colloq.

P·3+E·1+E·1+V·4+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

peeves (11 points)

Pet problems (wordplay)

Irks some (wordplay)

Certain pets (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+E·1+V·4+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

peewee (11 points)

Alt. word for a lapwing

Type of baseball league

First name in Brooklyn baseball

P·3+E·1+E·1+W·4+E·1+E·1 = 11 pts

peewit (11 points)

Does it weep, this bird (wordplay)

How foul it sounds to cry up with it!

Lapwing - ie wept (anagram)

P·3+E·1+E·1+W·4+I·1+T·1 = 11 pts

pegbox (18 points)

Where to tune your violin

Where violin strings are attached

P·3+E·1+G·2+B·3+O·1+X·8 = 18 pts

pegged (11 points)

Fixed (at a level)

Fixed (a price)

Scored (at cribbage)

P·3+E·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

peined (9 points)

Pein

P·3+E·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peised (9 points)

Peise

P·3+E·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

peises (8 points)

Peise

P·3+E·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pekans (12 points)

Large brown martens also known as fishers or wejacks

P·3+E·1+K·5+A·1+N·1+S·1 = 12 pts

pekins (12 points)

Chinese ducks

Large ducks

P·3+E·1+K·5+I·1+N·1+S·1 = 12 pts

pekoes (12 points)

Sri Lanka exports

Sri Lankan exports

Sri Lankan teas

P·3+E·1+K·5+O·1+E·1+S·1 = 12 pts

pelage (9 points)

Coati's coat

Mammal's fur, wool or hair

Wool, fur, hair, etc.

P·3+E·1+L·1+A·1+G·2+E·1 = 9 pts

pelite (8 points)

Rock of fine particles of clay

Any clay rock.

P·3+E·1+L·1+I·1+T·1+E·1 = 8 pts

pellet (8 points)

BB, for one

Piece of shot for gun

Small, round ball

P·3+E·1+L·1+L·1+E·1+T·1 = 8 pts

pelmet (10 points)

Fringe hiding a curtain rod

Ornamental drapery from exotic temple

Temple (anagram)

P·3+E·1+L·1+M·3+E·1+T·1 = 10 pts

pelota (8 points)

Another name for jai alai

Wicker basket used in Spanish game.

Cesta-slung sphere

P·3+E·1+L·1+O·1+T·1+A·1 = 8 pts

pelted (9 points)

Hurled, snowballs maybe

Hurled, snowballs say

Peppered, as with hail

P·3+E·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

pelter (8 points)

Hailstorm, for example

Snowball fight participant

Throw things at

P·3+E·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

peltry (11 points)

An animal skin

P·3+E·1+L·1+T·1+R·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

pelves (11 points)

Skeletal hip structures

P·3+E·1+L·1+V·4+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pelvic (13 points)

Kind of girdle

Of the sacrum, ilium, and so on

Near the hip area

P·3+E·1+L·1+V·4+I·1+C·3 = 13 pts

pelvis (11 points)

Bone of contention with Elvis (wordplay)

A real hip place (wordplay)

Hip place (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+L·1+V·4+I·1+S·1 = 11 pts

penang (9 points)

Malaysian lawyer (wordplay)

Grandma hugged by Margaret in in a state

Part of Malaysia

P·3+E·1+N·1+A·1+N·1+G·2 = 9 pts

pencel (10 points)

Change Luxembourg flag

Narrow flag.

P·3+E·1+N·1+C·3+E·1+L·1 = 10 pts

pencil (10 points)

If Cato had one, was it blue (wordplay)

Number 2, for one

One holding lead throughout (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+N·1+C·3+I·1+L·1 = 10 pts

pended (10 points)

Hung in the balance

Waited on the judgment

Remained unsettled

P·3+E·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

pengos (9 points)

Former coins of Hungary

Coins once worth 17c in Budapest.

Coins of Hungary, replaced by forints, 1946.

P·3+E·1+N·1+G·2+O·1+S·1 = 9 pts

penial (8 points)

Pertaining to a {penis=n}

P·3+E·1+N·1+I·1+A·1+L·1 = 8 pts

penile (8 points)

Like some implants

P·3+E·1+N·1+I·1+L·1+E·1 = 8 pts

penman (10 points)

Type of ship for writers (wordplay)

Kind of ship (wordplay)

Type of ship (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+N·1+M·3+A·1+N·1 = 10 pts

penmen (10 points)

Guys who write

Sportswriters, scribes, authors, etc.

Dickens, Eliot et al.

P·3+E·1+N·1+M·3+E·1+N·1 = 10 pts

pennae (8 points)

Contour feathers Zool

Contour feathers: Zool.

Contour feathers

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+A·1+E·1 = 8 pts

penned (9 points)

In a sty, say

In the can (wordplay)

Written in Reading Gaol, perhaps

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 9 pts

penner (8 points)

Novelist, for instance

He does the write thing

One who writes

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 8 pts

pennia (8 points)

Erstwhile Helsinki coins

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+I·1+A·1 = 8 pts

pennis (8 points)

Penni

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+I·1+S·1 = 8 pts

pennon (8 points)

Standard writer (not French)

The long way to write No (wordplay)

Small swallow-tailed flag.

P·3+E·1+N·1+N·1+O·1+N·1 = 8 pts

pensee (8 points)

Thought about the Louvre (wordplay)

Thought about the Loire (wordplay)

Thought about Paris (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+N·1+S·1+E·1+E·1 = 8 pts

pensil (8 points)

""A small pennon, also PENSEL""

P·3+E·1+N·1+S·1+I·1+L·1 = 8 pts

pentad (9 points)

Ten awkward in accommodation for five

Quincunx group, for example

Group of five.

P·3+E·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+D·2 = 9 pts

pentyl (11 points)

Alkyl with five carbon atoms

P·3+E·1+N·1+T·1+Y·4+L·1 = 11 pts

penult (8 points)

Last but one

Next to the last syllable.

The last but one

P·3+E·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+T·1 = 8 pts

penury (11 points)

What a poor, scentless, sound!

Problem of have-nots.

A poor state to be in

P·3+E·1+N·1+U·1+R·1+Y·4 = 11 pts

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