Letter P 109250–109500

People said to be cursed Pack of hounds Pet motel Pet's boarding place Pet's home away from home Pet-parking place Pets' shelter Place for Pluto. Place for a dog Place for boarding Place to board a border collie Place to keep toys? Place to put a dog Place to retrieve a retriever? Pluto's home. Poodle's "hotel" Pup's boarding place Promoter of boxers Peak in Georgia, now part of a national park. Poet Rexroth Poet Rexroth and critic Clark Pop singer Loggins Popular saxophonist Pitcher on the Rangers with the same name as a country singer Pick 6 game Popular bar game Powerball cousin Powerball relative Precursor of bingo. Predecessor of bingo. part of a train were meat are served Part of N.Y.C.'s water supply. "Planet" reporter P. ___ (Global TV anchor) Painter Rockwell Penultimate speaker in "King Lear" Peter ___ (Famed CTV newsman) Pitcher Tekulve plant name patron saint of Glasgow "Progressive jazz" Big Band leader Place known for its fried chicken Popular hat for May Peak in E Africa. President Daniel arap Moi and others Portion of a nation that borders on Uganda and Lake Victoria? Paul Newman's Ohio alma mater Plan for retirement? ___ plan (retirement benefit option) plan Retirement agcy. Part of a Legionnaire's attire Peaked cap Poilu's cap Pith helmets Persevered in Persisted in Persisted with Prevented from coming any closer Persevered: 3 wds. Plugged away Prevented from succeeding Put out of reach of Put out of the way of Prevented from getting unruly Possessive words before "oneself" "Plop" preceder "Plunk" or "plop" preceder "Plunk" preceder Plop forerunner Plop intro Plop lead-in Plop or flooey lead-in Plop or flop lead-in Plop or flop starter Plop or plunk lead-in Plop or plunk opener Plop or plunk preceder Plop or plunk starter Plop preceeder Plop prefix Plop start Plop starter Plunk Plunk head? Plunk lead-in Plunk opener Plunk or plop lead-in Plunk or pow opener Plunk starter Prefix for flop Prefix for plop Prefix for plop or choo Prefix for plop or plunk Prefix for plunk Prefix for plunk or plop Prefix imitating the noise of falling, as ___ flop. Prefix to imitate noise of falling object. Prefix used with flop and plunk. Prefix used with flop or plunk. Prefix used with flop, plunk, etc. Prefix used with plunk and flop. Prefix used with plunk or flop. Prefix with flap or flop Prefix with flooey Prefix with flooey or flop Prefix with flop or plop Prefix with flop or plunk. Prefix with plop Prefix with plop or flop Prefix with plop or plunk Prefix with plunk Prefix with plunk or flop Prefix with plunk or plop Province of India on the Malabar Coast Protein found in hair and hooves Protein in hair and nails Protein in hair straighteners Protein in horns and hair Part of the London street scene. Pavement edge Pavement edge, in Portsmouth Pavement edge, to Brits Place to park a Bentley? PANTICAPAEUM, modern name of (USSR) piece of cloth worn over the head or round the neck Prime minister of Russia: 1917 Pre-Lenin revolutionist. "Pretty Girl Rock" singer Hilson Popular moisturizing lotion PACIFIC volcanic island(s) off the coast of New Zealand Persian rug-making center. Piggy's frog friend Pal of Fozzie Bear, to a baby? part type Part of a nut Piece of an ear Popcorn bit Popcorn piece Popcorn unit Popped thing Popcorn bowl leftovers Popcorn bowl remains Popcorn leftovers Popcorn pieces Popcorn-to-be Popper input Parts of typeface extensions Parts of typeset characters Parts of typeset letters Projections on typecast letters. Paraffin oil (E, not I) Portable stove fuel paraffin oil product Petroleum distillate Plop's kin Plopping sound "Please Don't Eat the Daisies" writer Jean "Poor Richard" playwright: 1964 Pulitzer-winning critic Walter Presidential contender of 2004 Pope since 2012 Producer and star of "Little Fires Everywhere" Physicist Donald "Praying" singer Pop artist whose stage name uses a dollar sign Pop singer once with a $ in her name Pop singer who changed the $ in her name Pop singer who used to use a dollar sign for the third letter of her name Pop star who, when singing "Tik Tok" at Coachella in 2024, changed the opening lyric to say "f*** P. Diddy" Pop star whose name used to be spelled with a dollar sign Peripheral part Port in Gold Coast Phrase for a disorderly sailer? Phrase for a disorderly sailor? Pokemon protagonist Ash Piquant sauce often tomato based Popular condiment Popular vodka brand from Holland plant with pale yellow flowers Proper Etta "Pot, meet ___" Pot's slander victim pothole *Pitched percussion instrument Percussion instrument that can be tuned to a pitch Pa and Ma of films. Pots for heating water Pioneer in single-serving coffee makers Producer of many pods Power meas. Police-vest material Protective apparel fiber Part of Richmond, England Place for a London outing. _____ Palace, royal palace on the banks of the Thames PLASTIC cherub-formed doll Plump doll with a topknot PLACE controlling access to a territory Part of typewriter. Peele's partner Phi Beta Kappa symbol Poet inspired by the Battle of Baltimore Principal tonality, as of a concerto Professor's answer sheet Payment for use of a wharf PC requirement Part of piano, computer, etc. Piano, e.g. pedalier "Play Him Off, ___" (early internet meme) Person of letters? Pianists' black-and-white rows Position in a rock band Potomac span named for a poet, familiarly Pass to get in an inn Purse accessories with jingly contents Private nightspot Pitched, in music Punched (in) Political activist Alan Popular American novelist. Popular novelist. Pundit Alan Pennsylvanian? Peeper's vantage Peeper's vantage point Place to eavesdrop place Peeper Peepers' places Peeping places Places for Peeping Toms Providing with a reference system. Pie pick Pinnacle of a lecture series Platform summary Policy line Prevailing tone Prime theme Principal theme of a speech principle theme in a speech Principle speaker person delivering a keynote address Prone gold digger's chain item? Pay particular attention to part ATM input person one regularly exchanges emails with for fun Pants attachment, perhaps Piano essentials PC board features Part of Florida