Letter P 114500–114750

Professorial talk: Abbr. Place for a reader Place for sermon notes. Platform desk. Podium prop Preacher's stand Prof prop Prof's stand Professor's stand Professor's station Prop for a prof Person assisting a worship service Person reading lessons in church Podium speaker Public reader Product hawked by commercials featuring anthropomorphic stubble Preachy talk Prof production Prof's delivery Prof's offering Professional discourse Professor's address Professor's delivery Professor's discourse Professor's forte. Professor's spiel Professor's talk Professorial forte Professorial talk prelect Part-time member of a college faculty Platform personality. person who lectures, esp in a university or college praelector Professorial talks Professors' addresses Professors' talks Paced Paced the field Part of some watches Part of some watches, for short Past participle of lead Pioneered Played a club, maybe Played a heart, say Played first Played first after the deal Played first with Goren Played first, in bridge Played maestro Played the first card Played usher Provided guidance Pulled into first Put down the first card Put out the first card Put the first card down Pollux Mother of Pollux mother Pollux parent Pollux's mother Princess seduced by Zeus Princess who shtupped a swan, in mythology PROJECTING layer of rock Part of a tall building Perch for a cat burglar Perch for a pigeon, perhaps Perch for pigeons Perch for plants Perch for potted plants Perch, at times Perilous perch Pigeon perch Pigeon perch, perhaps Pigeon perch, sometimes Pigeon place Pigeon's city perch Pigeon's perch Pigeon's perch, at times Pigeon's perch, perhaps Pigeon's perching place Pigeon's roost, often Place for a flower box Place for a pigeon Place for a potted plant Place for a window box Place for flowerpots Place for pigeons to sit Place for potted plants Place to dangle one's legs Place to perch Possible pigeon perch Possible toehold Potted plant place Potted plant's perch, perhaps Potted plant's place Precarious perch Precarious place Projecting shelf Projecting surface. Projection from a cliff Place for the bottom line Pigeon perches Places for plants Places pigeons perch Precarious perches Precarious places Precarious spots Projecting ridges Projecting rock shelves Prefaced Provided a segue for Provided, as a segue Pizza chain with square pies Played the vamp Pretended to have feelings for Provided false hopes to Paraded by Parts of many traffic signals, briefly Parts of some flashlights Parts of some menorah sweaters Pace cars … Plasma alternative Paved the way (to) Preceded (with "to") Prepared the way Prepared the way (to) Prepared the way for Plant group "Pachinko" actor Min-ho "Pachinko" author Min Jin ___ "Parasite" actor Sun-kyun "Parasite" actress Jung-eun "Parasite" co-star Syun-kun "Parasite" co-star ___ Jung-eun "Past Lives" actress Greta "Perfectly Imperfect" author Woodruff "Precious" director Daniels "Problemista" actress Greta "Pushing Daisies" star Pace Pace of "Pushing Daisies" Pace of "The Hobbit" Pace of {/Bodies Bodies Bodies/} Painter Krasner Part of a mountain less affected by wind Peggy ___, of Fever fame Peggy and Bruce Peggy of "Lady and the Tramp" Peggy or Brenda Peggy or Brenda of song Peggy or Bruce Peggy or R.E. Peggy or Spike Peggy who sang "Fever" Peggy with the 1958 hit "Fever" Peninsular Campaign general Pennsylvania congresswoman Summer ___ Petty who won the first Daytona 500 Phillie's pitcher, Cliff Philomena's last name in "Philomena" Photographer/activist Corky Pinky or Bruce Pinky or Lila Pinky or Peggy Pinky or Spike Poe maiden "by the sea" Poe poem "Annabel ___" Poe's Annabel____ Poet Edgar __ Masters Poet Masters' middle name. Pool player Jeanette aka "the Black Widow" Pop singer Brenda Popular Korean surname Popular jeans brand Princess Radziwill. Producer Shubert Producer Yvette ___ Bowser Prosecutors must tell his lawyer which nations they believe he tried to give nuke secrets Protected side Protecting shelter Protective shelter Pulitzer novelist Harper Pulitzer winner Harper Pulitzer-winning author Harper Pulitzer-winning novelist of 1961 Parasite sucker Parasite used in early medical procedures Parasitic creature Parasitic sort Parasitic sucker Parasitic type Parisitic person Physician of yore. Physician, old style. Physicians' worm, once Pond sucker Predatory worm Parasitic group Physicians, old style. Prince saxophonist Eric P.G.A. man's wine Portrayer of Willy Loman Product with the slogan "Get What Fits." Plant in the allium family Plant that resembles an onion Plant with edible leaf sheaths Potato __ soup Potato accompanier in soup Potato and __ soup Potato soup addition, sometimes Prasopita veggie plant having a large slender white bulb and flat overlapping dark green leaves Pollock colleague/spouse Potato soup staples Potato-soup ingredients Pungent vegetables Planet Express captain in "Futurama" Ponytailed "Futurama" character Penetrating stare Peter Lorre look. Pickup artist's expression, often Pittsburgh player Play the wolf Playboy's gaze Playboy's look Predatory look Provocative look Prurient look Prurient peek Profligately eye Played the wolf. Person whom you might tell "my eyes are up here, jackass" Peter Lorre looks. Playboys' looks Possible sexual harassment Pace and Strasberg Part that doesn't dissolve Peggy and Pinky Peggy and Brenda Peggy and Robert E. Peggy and Spike Performers Peggy and Pinky Pinky and Peggy Pinky and Spike Popular jeans Port refuse Powerful 19th century Virginia family Prominent Virginia family Prominent Virginians. Prominent members of the F. F. V.