Letter P 10250–10500

Portland Hoffa's husband. Portland's husband. Previn son-in-law ___ Park, MI patriot American people Poet Ginsberg plus his male buds? Pinochet predecessor President of Chile (1970___73) Poet who wrote "Everything is holy! everybody's holy! everywhere is holy!" in a "Footnote" to one of his poems "Password" host "Password" host, once Popular 1940s radio show "___ Alley" POLISH province PENNSYLVANIAN metropolitan area Pennsylvania city Place Billy Joel sang about Pis ___ (the last resort) Pis-___ (last resource) Peanuts, for some Pet dander, for one Pollen or dust Pollen, e.g. Pollen, often Pollen, perhaps PALYNOLOGY, subject of Physician concerned with reactions Peanut or pollen reaction, possibly Physical hypersensitivity Physical sensitivity Pollen reaction Pollen reaction, e.g. Pollen sensitivity Part of a German slogan. Pas ___ (simple ballet walking steps) Palliates Painkiller's job Part 5 of today's quote Part of a tennis court Part of tennis court. Passage between buildings Passageway between buildings Path between buildings Pin site Pin spot Pin-setter's place Pins' place Place for a Dumpster Place for a dumpster, perhaps Place for a game. Place for a spare Place for a strike Place for pinheads? Place for pins Place for pinsetters Place to bowl Place to convert splits Place to get the ball rolling? Place to play a game. Place to see pins Place to snag a turkey Place to strike Place with balls and strikes Place with bowling balls Possible location for a back door place Kegler org. Prowler Night Prowling feline Prowling female Prowling kitty Prowling urban feline Prowling felines in cities "Pay attention right here!" "Pay close attention to what I'm doing," and a phonetic hint to this puzzle's theme Prelude to a slam dunk, often Passes up Part of tennis courts. Parts of a tennis court. Passages between buildings Pin sites Places for bowling Places for pins Places to bowl Places to see bowlers Places to see splits Places to strike Places where you can hear a pin drop? Places you'll see balls and strikes Pinsetter? Part of a rallying cry. Part of a team-building slogan Part of a unity pledge Part of the Musketeers' motto Part of the Musketeers' rallying cry. Part 1 of commonality among the theme senators Position for playing horsey "Plate's clean!" Parent's cry after a finished meal Phrase of formal welcome. Plant once considered a medical panacea Pandemonium results Present and accounted for Present, groupwise Pooped Pretenders "Loving You Is ___ Know" Partnership, as on reality TV Pennsylvania college Possible result of a pact Purpose of many treaties Part of our foreign aid program. Partnerships Pitcher Reynolds Pitcher Reynolds Actor Pitcher Reynolds nicknamed "Super Chief" Pitcher Reynolds of Yanks. Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees Pitcher Reynolds of the 40's-50's Yankees Pitcher Reynolds of the Yankees. Pitcher Reynolds of the Yanks. Pitcher Reynolds who was called "The Chief" Part of A.M.G. Part of AMGOT or SHAPE Part of SHAPE Part of a military title. Partners in a common cause Partners in war People on your side People working together. Pogo's pal Albert, for one Pricey belt material ___ pear (avocado) PART 4 Played out Player's gutsy declaration Plumb tuckered out Poker declaration Poker phrase Poker phrase ... or what's needed to complete the answers to the six starred clues Poker player's biggest bet Poker player's declaration Poker term Poker tournament declaration Pooped out Possible response to "I raise" " . . . pretty maids ___ row" Perfectly aligned People who say "aye," or an alternate title for this puzzle Prompt to voice one's support Poker-playing disc jockey? Phase before well or forgiven Part 3 of the refrain Pirate's motto? [SEE PREVIOUS CLUE] ". . . peck of pickled peppers," e.g. "Peter Piper picked . . . ," e.g. prosody Portmanteau coinage describing this puzzle's theme Possessing infinite wisdom and awareness Prime-time promo adjective Phone greeting in Paris Phone mot Prefix for "romantic" Prefix meaning "other" Port NE of Glasgow production of fruit through cross-fertilization Parcel out Perennial torch song. Perfectly fine Perfectly good Problem-free Potayto, potahto Person's level best paper extension to bill of exchange Pen names adopted from others' real names Pen names derived from real people person who practises or is skilled in allopathy part of the cytoplasm that is specialized to form cilia, flagella, and similar structures PREHISTORIC animal Parcel out, as property Participate in a meting? Pass (out) Pattern of grooves on a tire Portion (out) Portion off Preallocate Proportion Prorate Prorate, in a way Piece of land let out for cultivation Plot of public land rented to an individual for gardening Portion Pieces partitions patches percentages portions Parcels out Portions (out) Parceled (out) Portion recipient person to whom something is allotted person who allots Putting aside, as time PRINTED fabric Permit by neglect Permit everything that's painful (5) Provide for Pardonable Payment to a 10-year-old Per diem, perhaps Pittance Pocket change Pocket money peculium peridium Pays to play? Permissable. Provide space to accept Permit to enter "Please, I'm on it" Permits Provides (for) Permit Perrier? Pewter Pewter is one. Pewter or brass Pewter or bronze Pewter, e.g. Pewter, for example. Pewter, for one Product of fusion pinchbeck Pewter, brass, etc. Products of fusion Police alert POLICE MESSAGE Phrase for a fed-up person Phrase of inevitability Part of a Shakespeare title. Part of a Shakespearean title. Part of a town crier's call. Prepared to the max Prepared: Colloq. Pimento. Plant of the myrtle family Popular pie seasoning Pumpkin pie component Pumpkin pie ingredient Pumpkin pie seasoning Player in the "Midsummer Classic" Player like Mantle, Mays or Musial Player like Mays or Musial