Letter P 119000–119250

process by which a computer user logs on "Put the Hoosier State in your journal!" Password partner Pileup at a lumber mill Problem on a channel Progress inhibitor Panda for the WWF, e.g. Part of a company's identity Peacock or an eye Peacock or eye, in broadcasting Peacock, to NBC Pictorial trademark Picture designed for an NFL team, say Picture on a box, e.g. Piece of ad type, for short Piece of type, for short Playboy bunny, e.g. Playboy bunny, for one Playboy's bunny, e.g. Prefix meaning "word" Prince Albert for example Product symbol Part of creating a brand identity process by which a computer user logs out picture word Programmer's graphic symbol? Puzzles using anagrams Prepare to access the Web Prepare to chat Prepare to chat, perhaps Prepare to chat, say Prepare to e-mail Prepare to enter cyberspace Prepare to make an electronic payment, say Prepare to read E-mail Prepare to send e-mail Prepare to send some mail Prepare to surf the 'net Prepare to surf the Web Prepare to surf, perhaps Prepare to surf, say Prepare to tweet Prepare to tweet, say Provide a password Provide a web ID Punch in a password Philosophic reason Playboy bunny and others piece of type with several uncombined characters cast on it Participate in quid pro quo Political favor-monger Political back scratching Participates in quid pro quo "Paul Bunyan's toothpicks" Pieces of firewood Pieces of lumber Pilot's records. Potential houses. Puts in hours Puts in, as hours Prepares to surf Prepares to surf, perhaps Prepares to check e-mail PHILIPPINES tears Period when Lindsay ruled? Payment, in Passau Parisian law Pascal's law Part of the back Piece of beef Piece of pork Piggy back? Pork ___ (source of Canadian bacon) Pork choice Pork or beef cut Pork order Pork piece Pricey order from a butcher Prime beef cut part of the body between the ribs and the hips Primitive attire pagne piece of cloth covering the loins only Part of a butcher's stand-up routine? Part of body Pelvic area Pork choices Pork purchases Porterhouse cuts Partner for Clark Perry underling Perry's ambitious reporter Perry's star reporter Perry's top reporter Peter's wife on "Family Guy" Pioneering silent director Weber Planet name? Poet ___ Red Elk partner Clark Country singer "Planet" staffer Perry White was her boss Perry White's top reporter Planet worker Planet's busiest woman? Pulitzer winner in a 2006 superhero film Portrayer of Miss Moneypenny in 14 Bond films Person hanging around Potential troublemaker Province of SW Ecuador Parent of Odin's horse Prankish Norse god Prankster of Norse myth Prankster of Norse mythology Prankster of myth Palindromic 2011 OED inclusion Palindromic bit of textspeak Palindromic expression of amusement Palindromic response to a text Palindromic text Part of many an AIM chat Pinterest guffaw Possible reaction to a n00b Possible reaction to a poster Posted chortle Preceder of "cat" or "wut" Pablo Picasso's sister Poet Ridge Ponce or Falana Popular fragrance that's a girl's name Persian howler? Pictures of pussies on the Internet Precocious girl (to say the least). Publishing sensation of 1958 Precocious girls Put one's feet up Popular sweet. Pediatrician's office handouts Pace clumsily Piece of candy, for short. Popsicle, across the pond Prizes for good children. Peak in Bitterroot Range of the Rockies. People of SW China "Pink Panther" actor Herbert "Pink Panther" actor Herbert (and the start of a split order of noodles) "Pink Panther" films actor "Pink Panther" series actor Herbert Phantom portrayer Herbert Phantom-playing Herbert Player of Clouseau's superior Portrayer of Clouseau's boss Portrayer of Clouseau's superior, in film Point near San Diego ___ Prieta (newsmaking site of 1989) Play character to whom "attention must be paid" Play salesman Prodigious folk-music archivist Partner in eye health Post-Super Bowl presentation "Phantom" actor Chaney "Pillow of Death" star Chaney "___ Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story From China" (1990 Caldecott Medal winner) "___ Po Po: A Red-Riding Hood Story From China" (Children's story) Partner of lat. Phantom before Claude Phantom portrayer Chaney Pitcher Warneke of the '30s and '40s Cubs and Cardinals Peron's successor. Phantom portrayer, 1925 Parliament setting Prospector, seaman, war correspondent, novelist. Popular U.K. tourist attraction Pounds and pence? POMPEII, heroine of Part of Texas' nickname Part of Texas's nickname Partnerless Pining for friends Position when buddies won't go to a show Prairie or cowhand ___ Pine, Calif. (1872 earthquake site) ___ Planet (travel guidebook series) Party who avoids parties Person opposed to 27 backing place for better learner Person who doesn't mingle Person who enjoys solitude Person who keeps to himself. Person who might enjoy solo gaming Person who prefers solitude Person who prefers their own company Person who steers clear of others Person who's likely to go solo Person who's no social butterfly Person who's solitary Private sort Party shunners People who avoid social interaction People who avoid social networking, maybe People who keep to themselves Pulitzer-winning Larry McMurtry novel Phrase on Texas license plates Petruchio in "The Taming of the Shrew"? Pants spec Pants specification Password user of a folk tale Past the baseline, in tennis Past the golf pin Past the golf pin, say Paul Carrack "How ___" Pelican State legislator Position in the stock market. Phrase symbolizing authority. Protection by seven-footers? Part of Pacific Rim National Park Preakness-winning jockey: 1943 *Prom purchase, often Poet Henry Wadsworth ___ Poet Henry Wadsworth: "Evangeline" Paper money: Slang person with long head Piece of pi? Parts of the High Line? Part of New York south of Connecticut Pirate once portrayed by Orson Welles Pirate cook with a parrot in "Treasure Island" Pirate with a hard-to-rhyme name Pain relief ad term Popular name for an insect. Palmist's prediction, perhaps Puts in the running for a prize Plush feature. PAVIA City inhabitants, former Period extending well into the future Pant sizes Pines away (for) Purchasers on the stock market. Part of a romantic bouquet Patient endurance of pain or unhappiness Precious metal one keeps for many years? Persistent misery? "Payment overdue" Pathway of song Packrat's moving need? palaverous Panelist Love of "The Real" Portrayer of WKRP's Jennifer Place to spend a penny Parliament head? Piccadilly privy Place for a pit stop in London