Letter P 102000–102250

Place of a major auto race Prof. Jones, familiarly Professor Henry Jones Jr.'s nickname place Race "Pose" actor Moore Place to put the pedal to the metal PERTAINING to the nature of (suf.) Paul or Joseph follower Pitched a step above the key of D Plastic finish? Plastic suffix Poison for arrow tips. Poison for arrows. Poison sometimes blown from guns Poison used on weapons. poison Arrow competitor Pink Floyd "___ a dirty woman" Plastic surgeon's job complaint? "Pick me up, please!" "Please come pick me up" Plea for a pick-me-up Plea from someone who's stranded Phrase of desperation "Please help" "Please give me some alone time" Political Ploy - Part 4 of 4 "Please come here asap" Part three of the brainteaser Possessing two left feet Prompting thoughts of "whose nepo baby is this?", perhaps Prone to bumbling Prone to bungling Prone to goof-ups Prone to goofs Possible answer to "Where are you?" Perfectly still Periodic table adjective Physicallly inactive Physically inactive Powerless to Move Powerless to act Powerless to act, as a gas Physics concept Possible reason to lie in bed all morning Principle behind the need for seat belts Principle in Newton's first law Problem for lazy people Property of bodies in motion Passively. Passive people or things. Pedro, Dom Wife of Poet Juana __ de la Cruz Poet Sor Juana ___ de la Cruz Pending payment, perhaps Plainly visible perhaps a misprint for inexorable, though interpreted by some as an intensive form of execrable Portuguese version of Agnes Powerful 1966 hurricane Part of USIA Pvts. on foot Profound dishonor Public dishonor. Pablum consumer Pablum eater Pap smearer? Playpen dweller Pram passenger. Princess Anne's status. Princesses. physically undeveloped state Potential quiz kids. People under 18, in legalese Pass along a cold, e.g. Passes along to, in a way Passes the bug to puisne Phrase for the state of the world. Paradiso's counterpart Poem that goes in circles? Place where Dante does his writing? Places of pain and turmoil parasitise Pest-ridden Parasite's artful plan? Pagan or atheist, to some Person rejecting a specific religion person with no religion People who don't believe in a religion Pitcher's mound locale PLAYER in baseball team Pests at Shea? Pop-up on a diamond Pop-up that results in the batter being called out even if the ball isn't caught Pop-up. Possible result of sectarianism plugging a cavity Pass through a filter pass into or through by filtering or permeating pass through an enemy line Programming sequences that don't end, literally Poor Yorick was a fellow of this, said Hamlet Provoke; intensity phlegmasia Pool plaything (see letters 6 to 11 in this answer) Prepare an air mattress Puffing up. Pumping up Percent change in the CPI Poem about a place farther away Pull strings? power to affect Popular poster Process of arrival Pamphlet's purpose, often Part of FYI, briefly Poop or the scoop Prefix with "graphic" or "dump" Press release contents Press release contents (Abbr.) Press release contents, briefly Private tip: Slang. Paid-for TV program Promotional programming person who gives information Place for directions Place to get help person who informs to the police Prefix ... beneath ...(lat.) Prefix for "below" Prefix for "red" Prefix for "structure" Prefix for structure or red Prefix meaning "below" Prefix on structure Prefix with "red" Prefix with "red" or "sound" Prefix with "red" or "structure" Prefix with "sound" and "red" Prefix with "structure" Prefix with red or sonic Prefix with sound Prefix with structural Prefix with structure or red PLACE beneath Part of the invisible spectrum PART 4 OF COMMENT "Paid ___" (2002 film) Paid __: completely settled Preferred way to be paid? Permeate, as a flavor Paderewski's "Minuet ___" Part of a gerund Part of a participle Participial ending Participial suffix Participial unit Participle ending Participle former Participle postfix Participle suffix Participle-maker. Peter ___, N.H.L. goalie Play's end? Present participle's suffix Present-participle suffix Personal assistant in "Young Frankenstein" Prince ___ of Pingaree (Baum character) Prince in Baum's "Rinkitink in Oz" Prince in an L. Frank Baum "Oz" book Pulitzer-winning architecture critic Saffron Part of a Huxley title "Picnic" Pulitzer Prize winner "Picnic" Pulitzer winner "Picnic" Pulitzer winner William "Picnic" Pulitzer-winner William "Picnic" author "Picnic" creator "Picnic" dramatist "Picnic" dramatist William "Picnic" host "Picnic" maker "Picnic" man "Picnic" penner "Picnic" penner William "Picnic" planner "Picnic" playright "Picnic" playwright "Picnic" playwright William "Picnic" writer "Picnic"-penning playwright "Playwright of the Midwest" Photographer Morath Picnic, author of Pirates slugger Brandon Playwright William Playwright William who thematized sexual freedom Playwright Willliam Playwright favoring heartland settings Playwright from Kansas Playwright who favored heartland locales Playwright who penned "Picnic" Playwright who portrayed life in the heartland Playwright who won the Pulitzer for "Picnic" Playwright who wrote "What is originality? Undetected plagiarism" Playwright with a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame Popular playwright. Prelate or playwright Prize-winning playwright. Pulitizer winner for "Picnic" Pulitzer Prize dramatist of '53 Pulitzer Prize playwright. Pulitzer Prize playwright: 1953 Pulitzer Prize winner for "Picnic" Pulitzer dramatist of '53 Pulitzer dramatist of 1953 Pulitzer dramatist: 1953 Pulitzer playwright Pulitzer playwright William Pulitzer playwright of 1953 Pulitzer prize-winning playwright. Pulitzer winner William Pulitzer winner for "Picnic" Pulitzer winner of 1953 Pulitzer-winning playwright William Pulitzer-winning playwright from Independence, Kan. persona Starlet dream plain man "Picnic" playwright and family "Picnic" playwright's kin Playwright William and infielder Brandon Playwright William et al. Playwright and British prelate Plymouth fireplace Place near the hearth: Scot. "Persona" director Bergman Part of America's motto. Part of a coinage motto Pleasing to Emily Post Phrase meaning "quickly." Piece of cast metal Pig of metal. Pig's cousin Pittsburgh output Pot of gold? Precious bar Precious brick Pricey bar Pricey bar, perhaps Pricey block Product of a mold