Letter P 100500–100750

Pertaining to the small intestine Philbrick's "___ 3 Lives" Philbrick's "___ Three Lives" Porter's "Where Is the Life That Late ___?" Paris's __ la Cité Paris's ___ la Cite Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral sits on the east side of it Philbrick book Part of the intestine: Comb. form. Player of one of TV's Sopranos "Points sur une carte" Parts of France Parts of French Polynesia Parts of La France Parts of Polynésie Parts of Polynésie française Parts of a French archipelago Parts of l'Océanie Parts of la Polynésie Parts of un archipel Picturesque sights in the Seine Places in la mer Places on the Seine Points on a "carte" Polynesie makeup Polynésie parts Part 3 of the soliloquy Part neighboring the large intestine Part of the alimentary canal Plant for Yuletide Prominent labor union. PERTAINING to hip bone, upper part of PERTAINING to upper part of hip bone Parts of hipbones Parts of hips Parts of innominate bones Parts of pelvises Parts of the hip Parts of the hipbone. Pelvic bone sections Pelvic bones Pelvic components Pelvis bones Pelvis pieces Pieces of pelvises Princess in Mozart's "Idomeneo" Pelvic Pelvic bone-related Pelvis-related Pertaining to Troy. Pertaining to a pelvic bone Pertaining to ancient Troy Pertaining to certain bones. Pertaining to part of the hip. Pertaining to the hipbone Pertaining to the pelvis pertaining to country Troy Paris fights in it Paris is featured in it Paris is found in it Paris is in it Paris story? Paris's story Partner of the "Odyssey" Pitt movie inspiration Poem about Paris, in part Poem about Paris? Poem about Troy Poem about the Trojan War Poem about war. Poem by Homer. Poem describing the siege of Troy Poem featuring King Agamemnon Poem having 24 books Poem in 24 books Poem in 24 cantos. Poem in which Paris plays a prominent part Poem of "the anger of Achilles" Poem of 15,000+ lines Poem of 24 books Poem of a siege Poem that covers a few weeks of a war Poem that describes the siege of Troy Poem that ends with the burial of Hector Poem that ends with the funeral of Hector Poem that inspired Pat Barker's "The Women of Troy" Poem whose first word is "wrath" Poem whose true hero is force, per Simone Weil Poem with about 16,000 lines Poem with approximately 16,000 lines Poem written over 2,700 years ago Pope translated it. Precursor of the "Odyssey" Priam and Hector's story Pertaining to a certain epic. Peter -- Tchaikovsky Paradoxical assertion Paradoxical assertion, perhaps "Please ignore my earlier comments" Perjurer's admission Perjurer's confession Perjury confession Phrase of fessing up Pinocchio's confession? Prevaricator's admission Prevaricator's confession President of Romania Part of a 1956 slogan Positive review Preference admitted by a java enthusiast Possible response following "Step 2" in the plan Pelvic bone: Comb. form Pelvic: Prefix Pelvis: Prefix Part of the body next to the sacrum Pelvis bone Poetic name for Troy. Priam's country. part of the hipbone "Past Imperfect" memoirist Chase Panelist Chase. Peakish Peoria's place: Abbr. Peoria's st. Poor, as manners Prepared introduction? Pretenders "___ Stand by You" Puking, perhaps Philippines bay Poorly equipped. Post-revelation exclamation Post-mishap words, maybe Parting words from the Terminator Promise to cut to the chase Pal's promise Parisian's pledge of honesty? Poignant tune of the '40s Poignant tune of the Forties "Putting my claws away now" Parting promise Procrastinator's claim Procrastinator's assurance Procrastinator's promise Procrastinator's vow Prohibited by law Prosecutable Prohibited courtroom procedure? Proposal that doesn't follow Robert's Rules of Order? Problem with Sam's pants "Please remind me" Pop song of 1928 Popular song of 1928 Phone answerer's cry Procured unlawfully, old-style Procured wrongly, to Shakespeare Party for lawbreakers? Populous state. Property next to the B. & O. Railroad Peoria resident People with very little education Phrase introducing some brief remarks Poorly hidden, as a secret Poorly constructed: hyph. Peace offering #2: "___" Period of sickness Photo in a mag Photo, to mag editors Pic accompanying a text, informally Picture, in design slang pertaining to illocution, an act which is performed by a speaker actually speaking the words "Put that wallet away!" Poor regard Problems that need curing Panacea's targets Pandora let them out Pandora release Pandora released them, in myth Pandora releases Pandora unleashed them Pandora's boxful, mostly Pandora's inventory Pandora's items Pandora's releasees Peete's props Physical problems Poverty and pollution, for two Poverty and war Poverty et al. Poverty, pollution and such Problems for reformers Problems of society Problems, problems Psychedelic experimental band Psychic ___ "Perhaps later" Poorly arranged. Poorly disposed. Poorly placed Possible response when offered a breath mint Playground threat Playroom threat Poorly planned Premature or late, e.g. "Put it away" "Put your purse away" Promise on a patient prosecutor's answering machine message? Provide light in poesy Put in the spotlight People claiming to possess special enlightenment People claiming to possess special knowledge People who profess spiritual enlightenment Person possessing special knowledge Personal enlightment Picture accompanying text, briefly Picture: Abbr. phantasmagoria Penn & Teller perform them Provide pictures for Paint job? Proverbial bringer of misfortune "Promoting decent work for all" agcy. Peruvian seaport Port in Peru Publisher of World of Work mag. Philippine language Philippine river PANAY city Panay Island river city on the Panay Island seaport. Panay port Panay seaport Panay seaport with a repetitive name Philippine city that's the same at both ends? Philippine port with a reduplicative name Philippine province or city Philippine province or its capital Philippine province with a repetitive name Philippine seaport with a reduplicative name Philippine seaport with a repetitive name Philippines port Philippines' fifth city. Port of Panay Port on the Panay Gulf Province of S. Panay. Province of S. W. Panay. Pagan group of N. Luzon. Pauline Kael's "___ It at the Movies" Phrase from a runner-up Player's lament Possible "How'd it go?" answer Postgame lament