Letter P 116000–116250

Permitted entry Phrase meaning to allow something to happen Part of stet Part of what stet means Phrase before be or ride "People who live in glass houses ..." Phrase sung 36 times in a 1970 Beatles hit "Put that behind you" President John Tyler's wife President Tyler's first wife Psychiatrist's urging Pay no attention (to something). Posthumous 2009 George Harrison album Phrase sung three times in a row in a holiday song "Please, I can do it" "Please, I can handle this" "Please, I'd like to" "Please, I'll do that" "Please, I'll handle it" Peter Criss "___ Rock You" Polite offer Phrase requesting honesty or directness Plea for freedom Plea to a kidnapper Prisoner's demand Prisoner's plaint Prisoner's plea Plea from without Pounder's cry Phrase said before reiterating a point Ponderer's phrase Ponderer's words Phrase suggesting granting access or permission "___ People Go" "___ people go . . . ": Exodus 5:1 Plea from a union leader to lay off the workers he represents? "___ poor Nelly starve": Charles II "Panic Room" actor Jared "Panic Room" villain "Prefontaine" star "Prefontaine" star Jared Paul Atreides's father in "Dune" Phoebe's daughter Portrayer of Paolo Gucci in 2021's "House of Gucci" Prefontaine portrayer parent of Artemis Permit to board Pretend or divulge Pretend: Colloq. Parole, e.g. Proceed without restraint "___ play two!" (Ernie Banks catchphrase) Permits to Polite response to an invitation Porter's "__ Do It" Positive reply to an Invitation Answer an Positive reply to an invitation Positive response to "Shall we?" Positive response to an invitation Possible answer to "Shall we?" Possible response to "Shall we?" Pretends, with "on" Prince "___ Go Crazy" Prince's "___ Go Crazy" Proposal acceptance "Please don't sugarcoat it" Possible last words for "Life With Father" "Put that on our calendar!" Picnicker's favorite phrase. Porter on space travel "People, we have work to do!" Phrase calling for action. Phrase to spur on the team. Prince hit urging wild abandon Party pooper's suggestion Peace offering #3: "___" Permits to enter Parting words (see letters 8 through 10) Parties like there's no tomorrow Plays hard after working hard Pickle processor's invitation? Pickle-factory mantra? Polite turndown of a proposal Pretends: Colloq. Paroles Paroles, e.g. "Pop the champagne, baby!" Phrase used to table a topic temporarily Ponderer's comment Prelude to contemplation Permissive-sounding Latvian? Person from Latvia Person from Riga, for example Pole's neighbor Possessive-sounding Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga, for one "Pie-___" (punnily titled first episode of "Pushing Daisies") Password component Pen pal product Pi, phi, or psi Piece of a crossword. Piece of snail mail Play varsity ball Poe's was "purloined" Printer setting Prynne's was scarlet Published epistle Prynne's scarlet stigma post-box Postal worker on a route Post office delivery person Post office employee Post-office employee Postal Service title P. O. mail depository. Post hole? Post office convenience Played on the varsity, e.g. Possessed of learning Possessing learning Poster painters. Piece of corporate stationery Postal bigwig Person who rents out a grassy expanse? Printed words. Pieces of the alphabet Post office activity, or a hint to this puzzle's theme Present-day request? Part of an office stack Part 2 of the instruction Pen pal, e.g. Phrase used to signal the start of a contest Proclamation from above property that is leased or rented out or let Putting something behind you, say Postal message in France. People behind the Iron Curtain. People closely akin to Lithuanians. People of Daugavpils People of Kurland. People of Latvia. People of Riga People of the Baltic regions. People related to Lithuanians. People who sound inviting Playwright Tracy Pulitzer- and Tony-winning playwright Tracy Pulitzer-winning playwright Tracy Pulitzer-winning playwright Tracy with roles in "The Post" and "Lady Bird" people Baltic plant with large green leaves used in salads Pastor's herbicide? Pesticide for a veggie? Pause: Colloq. Pauses between showers. Pauses: Coll. "__ pray" (pastor's phrase) "__ pray" (pulpit petition) "___ pray" (minister's words) "___ pray" (pastor's words) "___ pray" (pastor's words): 2 wds. "_____ pray" (minister's suggestion) ___ pray: 2 wds. "___ praise famous men . . . ": Ecclesiasticus Preacher's directive PERTAINING to white PERTAINING to white corpuscles PENGUIN, brown and white (pert. to) PSORIASIS, bodily-produced substance worsening the condition of People, in Potsdam Painter of "Washington Crossing the Delaware." Part of the Pentateuch: Abbr. Pentateuch book: Abbr. Physics Nobelist Landau Potok hero Potok's "My Name Is Asher ___" Potok's Asher Pre-Numbers bk. Part of ISIL Part of the East. Pianist Oscar Pianist/actor Oscar pertaining to country Mediterranean Place for Don McLean's Chevy President's reception Presidential reception Project for the Army Corps of Engineers Protection against bank failure? Protection against floods. Protective bank Protective river embankment Presidential receptions. Protectors of lowlands Palindromic tool Parking garage component Parking garage division Parking garage section Parking garage segment Parking lot location Parking-garage division Perfectly horizontal Plane taking off and touching down? Parking garage location Placed one's cards on the table. Played fair with: Colloq. person or thing that levels Pool table quality "Please be honest" *Party noisily Parking brake part Part of a breech-loading firearm. Part of a voting machine Peavey, e.g. Peavy Piano key, essentially Piano keyboard component Pinch bar, for example. Pivot bar Prier.s tool Pry bar, e.g. Pryer's need Prying bar Prying bar, e.g. Prying device Prying need Prying-open tool pivoted bar Power to act effectively Power to influence people or things Power; effectiveness. Pried Poison gas center smashed by RAF. Piano keys, essentially Prier's tools Priers. Pries Pants designer Strauss Pants maker Strauss Pants pioneer Strauss Pants-maker Strauss Patriarch against wearing Hawaiian garland Priestly tribe Primo ___ (author of "If This Is a Man") Primo in bookstores __ P. Morton (veep under Benjamin Harrison) ___ P. Morton (1890's veep) ___ P. Morton (Benjamin Harrison's veep) ___ P. Morton, Benjamin Harrison's vice president practice, required by Old Testament law, of marrying the widow of one's brother Popular Western apparel.