Letter P 111500–111750

Peeresses Palace help Polite request Paul Henreid's book Place where men don't go Powdering places {/Part of the holiday check-out snarl?/} Pier group work Punch bowl accessory Punch bowl dipper Punch bowl go-with Punch bowl item Punch bowl partner Punch bowl spoon Punch dipper Punch dispenser Punch drinker's essential Punch drinker's tool Punch holder Punchbowl go-with put into a container by means of a ladle Provided lavishly, with "out" Put in bowls, maybe person who serves with a ladle Punch bowl utensils Punch bowls' accessories Punch servers Publication like FHM, in British slang Pirate boy Pip and others Pub mates Pub pals Pubmates "Poker Face" singer __ Gaga "Portrait of a ___ on Fire" Polite term for a refined woman Part of a New York Times moniker Peeress Performance artist ___ Dane Figueroa Edidi Polite woman Pop's __ Gaga Precedes finger or killer Product of a finishing school. Pat's predecessor Pretty beetle Pretty bug Pill for women? Princess of Wales, familiarly Part of the "wedding of the century" People's Princess Portrait on a 1981 25-pence coin Prince Charles's onetime partner, affectionately Prince George's grandma Prince William's mum, familiarly Plant with slender fronds Polite, perhaps Patti LaBelle hit Patti LaBelle hit of 1975 Patti LaBelle song for a jam band? Patti LaBelle tune Plant of the orchid family. PAPUAN administration seat, former PAPUAN airport PAPUAN capital, former PAPUAN international airport Pacific port from which Amelia Earhart left on her last and fatal flight Pacific port where Amelia Earhart was last seen Papua New Guinea city Papua New Guinea city where Amelia Earhart was last seen Papua New Guinea port Papua New Guinea port in W.W. II news Papua New Guninea port Papua city Papua port Papua town Papuan city Papuan port in W.W. II fighting Papuan port in which Amelia Earhart was last seen Papuan town Port city from which Amelia Earhart last flew Port from which Amelia Earhart left on her last flight Port in New Guinea. Port in Papua New Guinea Port near Finschhafen. Port of Huon Gulf. Port of New Guinea. Port of W. W. II fame. Port on Huon Gulf Port on the Huon Gulf, New Guinea. Pink orchid. Pieter van ___, Dutch painter. Polonius, son of Purdue airport code Pulitzer novelist Oliver Patriots' friend "Pirate of the gulf," circa 1800. Pirate Jean Pirate of Grande Terre Island. Pirate of the Gulf of Mexico. Pirate on the "Pride" Pirate who received a Presidential pardon. Privateer Jean Pool shot that determines who breaks Problem for a gamer with slow wifi Problem for pro gamers competing online Problem with live-streaming Production problem Progress too slowly Pull up the rear Pioneer in "New New Orleans" cuisine "Pale" or "dark" beverage Popular pale beer from Germany PBR, for one Patriot Sam Adams may have brewed it Pilsner and bock are forms of it Pilsner beer, e.g. Popular beer Product made with yeast Pilsner, for one Popular beer choices Produces fine beers Person failing to keep up person who lags behind person who lags pipes Painting that's been permanently displayed at the Louvre since 1797 Portrait famous for its smile. Palm-oil Present for a customer, New Orleans style. Promotional gift Part of the Gulf of Venice. Peaceful swimming site Pirate movie setting, perhaps Polynesian inn locale, maybe Pond's cousin Pacific atoll features Ponds connected with seas Port east of Porto-Novo Port on the Bight of Benin Portuguese port Problems in synchronization Problems with streaming Ponds, French style PTOLEMY I, father of PAKISTANI commercial center/centre PAKISTANI political center/centre Pakistan metropolis Pakistan's second-largest city Pakistan's so-called "Garden of Mughals" Pakistani Metropolis Punjab Capital of province Punjab capital Punjab capital, once Punjab's capital Punjab's capital city Punjabi capital Punjabi city Punjabi metropolis "Prick Up Your Ears” author John Played the Lion Player of a Baum beast Player of a big scaredy-cat? Player of a big yellow cat Portrayer of a big scaredy-cat Portrayer of an Oz feline Popular comedian and family. Part of Chou's name Poem of medieval France Part of a congregation Pertaining to the congregation Pertaining to the flock Pastor's flock Placed (down) Placed (with "down") Placed at the track? Placed into position Placed, as a bet Placed, as a wager Placed, as bets Placed, as floor tiles Placed, as some bets Placed, as wagers Placed; located. Positioned, as a cornerstone Prepared eggs Prepared, as a table Pressed down. Produced an egg Produced and deposited, as an egg Produced cackleberries Produced eggs Produced, as an egg Produced, as eggs Put (down), as a track in the studio Put down tile Put down, as a wager Put down, as carpet Put down, as floor tile Put down, as floor tiles Put down, as linoleum Put down, as tiles Put down, as track Put in one's place? Put in place, as cables ___ paper, with watermarks. Postponed for later consideration Put in abeyance Prepared to ambush Prepared to snare prey Placed on the ground Put down, as a new floor Placed a confident bet Provided, as a sumptuous buffet Planned in detail. Prepared for viewing Put in store. Part of the verb to lay Past of to lie Past participle of "lie" Past participle that pretty much everybody gets wrong Put down flat Put into a horizontal position Put oneself into a horizontal position past lie Patrik of the Blue Jackets Popular singer Frankie ___. Popularizer of "Mule Train" Psychiatrist R.D. Psychiatrist/author R. D. ___ Psychiatry writer R. D. ___ Pad of the pride Pirate's base Pirates' hangout Place fit for a king? Place for a cowardly lion? Place for a den mother Place for a grizzly. Place for a long winter's nap Place for lurking Place for plotting Place of refuge for the wild Place to find some wild animals Plotter's spot Plotting spot Predator's hideaway Predator's retreat Private place of seclusion Puma's pad Perth proprietors Pirates' bases Places for bears or villains