Letter P 119750–120000

Poster heading accompanied by an animal picture Pointers that some need help discovering Play by Neil Poitier's "The ___." Possible result of hesitation Person in need of salvation Person wandering aimlessly through life, maybe Person without direction Preacher's target People seeking purpose Procrastinated. Punny nickname for Sin City "Parking" or "odd" follower "Paved paradise and put up a parking ___" Parcel of land up for sale Paramount unit Paramount workplace Parcel for parking Parcel of property Parcel of real estate Parcel to build on Park it right here! Parking facility Parking or odd Parking site Parking space, or a parking space's place Parking valet's venue Part of a film studio Part of a film studio tour Patch of ground Pavement for parkers Pillar His wife was a Pillar of salt's mate? Place for parking Place for some new models Place to built a house. Place to buy a Christmas tree Place to check out models Place to pick lemons? Place to play stickball Place to purchase a Christmas tree Place with parking spots Plot to park in Poland's main airline Polish airline Portion of land Potential homestead Property division Property that lacks curb appeal Providential assignment Purchase at Christie's parcel Land parcel Real estate abbr. parking area for Americans partage place Park place Parking Airport area Parking area part Parking lot section, often Philanderer first seen in Cervantes Pen name of novelist Viaud Pen name of writer Viaud Pen name used by Viaud Pierre ___, French author Pierre ___, French novelist. Pierre who wrote "Pêcheur d'Islande" Pseudonym of Julien Viaud. Pseudonym of Louis Viaud (1850–1923). Pseudonym of Louis Viaud. pen name Viaud Personal circumstances Part of a skin care regimen PROTECTED SUNBATHER PEOPLE visited by Odysseus Peter Jackson trilogy, to fans Popular fantasy film franchise, for short Paramount tracts Parking spaces Pickup sites? Pieces of land. Places to build Places to find used cars Places where they yell "Cut!" Places with spaces Plat divisions Portions of land. Plenty o' Plenty of, casually Plenty of, informally Plenty of, slangily Plenty, casually Plenty, for short Profuse, in slang Pink bear in "Toy Story 3" ___ people (a crowd): Colloq. Plenty of lighting power? Plenty of power Pol Trent Politician Trent Politico Trent Pro Football Hall of Famer Ronnie "People Got a ___ Nerve" (Neko Case song) Prepared an auction Poor retirement plans? Powerball, e.g. Powerball, for one Protest of a numbers game? Place that might have a drawing room? Powerball slip, e.g. Purchase for someone who's feeling lucky People are picky about this People are picky about this game Pick 6, e.g. Pick Six game Popular gambling offering Popular long shot Powerball game Powerball or Euromillions Powerball, essentially Powerball, for example Public school supporter, often Pick 6, for one Potentially valuable drawings Powerball and others Plant (yoga position) Plant in Greek legend Plant in the "Odyssey" Plant inducing forgetfulness Plant of forgetfulness Plant of the water lily family Pond blossom Pose with folded legs plant legendary Pink blooms Plants of the water lily family Piniella of baseball Piniella of baseball note Piniella of the Yankees Piniella or Costello Piniella or Rawls Piniella or Reed Player-turned-manager Piniella Police sergeant on "The Simpsons" Pollster Harris Pro wrestler Albano _____ Pearlman, Backstreet Boys and NSYNC manager imprisoned for Ponzi schemes ___ Poovie ("Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C." character) President of France, 1899–1906. Partner of clear. Place for noisy birds? Partner of funnier Person liable to blab person who talks too much, esp in a boastful or indiscreet way Part of a clown costume, perhaps Projecting naturally Parsons of old Hollywood gossip Pasteur or Prima Port ___, capital of Mauritius Prima or Pasteur Prince of Wales born in 2018 Pugilistic Joe "Pious" Holy Roman emperor PELICAN State (USA) Pelican State Place with many parishes Purchase of 1803. Puccini opera set in Houma? Pelican State native Pelican State resident Person whose anthem may be "Born on the Bayou"? Prima's beat? Passenger area Place for a piano, perhaps Place for cocktails Place for many a piano Poolside divan Public room in a hotel. Places to hang out with spirits Passed the time idly Put one's feet up, perhaps Parlor Romeo Park-bench sitters. Piano players' hangouts Part ownership in a bar? Pawnee Indian tribes American Platte tributary Pilgrimage destination at the foot of the Pyrenees Place of pilgrimage in France. Place thought to be miraculous Part of the name of Mozambique's capital. Piniella and Costello Parasitic insect found in hair Parasite with no wings psylla Parasite extermination overkill? Parasite infecting big crowds? Pretty terrible Paris art gallery Paris art museum Paris museum in a Lorde song Parisian art gallery, with "The" ___ : Paris :: Prado : Madrid Paris art palace lifted! Pop singer Demi "Punch-Drunk ___" (2002) "Puppy" or "true" follower "___ Potion No. 9" (1959 song) Pam Shriver's zilch Parental care. Part 2 of a Stephen Leacock quote Part of some scores Part of some tennis scores Part of the marriage vow Passionate affection Passionate desire Passionate feeling Philophobe's fear Player of Hole notes? Pleasant emotion Poetic topic for Ovid Pointless in tennis Popular topic with lyricists Proverbial world rotator Puppy ___: crush Puppy chaser? Puppy follower? Passionate feeling, often symbolized by a heart philia Power to arouse affection: var. Popular Frank Sinatra theme tune invoking romance and lifelong union Popular song of 1955 Part of a hippie's attire Parrot variety Pet for Feb. 14 Part 2: Where they got engaged Phrase from Virgil appropriate for Valentine's Day Passionate illegal acts Papa Roach "...To Be ___" Partner of lost. People who are near and dear "Phantom"'s "All I Ask of You" et al. Part of a one-sided tennis match Peaceful protest of the 1960s Passionflower. Peaceful protests People receiving heart-eyes emojis, maybe Popular 1994 Wet Wet Wet hit declaring omnipresent affection Phrase affirming all kinds of relationships Pro-war dictum of the '60s Pioneering computer programmer Ada