Letter P 121250–121500

Palindromic title for a woman Part of a diplomatic address, maybe Perle or Ethel. Polite female title Polite palindromic term of address Polite thing to call someone Polite, palindromic title President's address we've yet to hear? Proper address ___ President (title missing from American history) polite female address polite term of address for a woman Puccini's "__ Butterfly" Puccini opera set in Japan Pinkerton's spouse Puccini title character Pompadour, for one ___ Perkins, in F. D. R.'s Cabinet. Puccini tragedy of Cio-Cio-San Puccini work Puccini work, translated Pompadour and others Palindromic Garden of Eden introduction Palindromic phrase ostensibly spoken to a person with a palindromic name Polite but unyielding statement? Polite titles Peeved by Perturbed with Pissed with Put out with Pennants depicting Alfred E. Neuman? Post-argument small talk? (circle letter 4) Prion-caused disease Parents' advocacy grp. with the slogan "No More Victims" Parents' anti-DWI org. Parents' anti-alcohol org. Parents' highway safety org. Parents' road safety org. Part of NFL coach John's dinner? Put into a frenzy Popular sportscaster? Peter DeVries novel Precedent (judge-___ law) Prehistoric flier? Prepared for use. Prepared, as a bed Prepared, as a pie Prepared, as dinner Prepared, as dinner or a bed produced by a manufacturing process Perry persona in eight films __ pass at: flirted with Prepared the punch? Prepared to play rock paper scissors Proved to be wrong *Patched things up Prepared to move to the sticks? Publicly complained (Last 3 + ...) Played hoops during a crafts class? Perfectly suited to Prepared entirely with base ingredients Prepared entirely from raw ingredients Plutonian mill label? Phrase of assured success Phrase stamped on certain goods. Port alternative Portugese dessert wine Portuguese dessert wine Portuguese fortified wine Portuguese island in the Atlantic. Portuguese island off Morocco. Portuguese island off Northwest Africa Portuguese island, capital Funchal Portuguese sherry. Portuguese wine Port alternatives Proustian cake Popular juvenile by Bemelmans. Popular French song. Produced rays? Played up Placated, with "to" Pumped up, in a way President of Mexico, 1911. Proceeded apace. Perfect for the purpose Partner of kissed Part three of a twisted nursery rhyme Palmolive dishwashing liquid spokeswoman Palmolive spokesperson who said "You're soaking in it!" Protesting bowler maker? place filled with uproar or confusion Patriotically cross? Peak in New Hampshire's Presidential Range Picture on a $5,000 bill President after Jefferson President dubbed the "Father of the Constitution" President during War of 1812. President of U. S., 1809–17. Puzzlemaker Caleb Presidential thoroughfare? Perennially popular game books Passionate way to be in love *Publication featuring Alfred E. Neuman Pac-Man was its "Man of the Year" in 1982 Publication founded in 1952 featuring artwork that does the same thing as this puzzle Publication since 1952 person who is insane Padded cell occupants Psychos Peter Ibbetson's affliction. Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernard "Papa Don't Preach" singer PAINTING of Virgin Person in a Pietà Person on dozens of US stamps since 1966 Pieta figure Pieta subject Pietà figure Pop singing star Popular singer who starred in the film "evita" picture or statue of the Virgin Mary Painted lady by Duccio Paintings often including an infant PLAID fabric Patterned cotton fabric originally from India Patterned light cotton fabric Plaid cotton fabric Plaid fabric from India Plaid-pattern fabric Port city of India Port on the Bay of Bengal Pablo's parent Pamplona parent Panama parent Parent in Madrid. Part of Felipe's family Pedro's mom Peru's ___ de Dios river {/Personas celebradas en mayo/} Placido Domingo's birthplace Plateau city on the Manzanares river. Prado Museum home Prado Museum locale Prado locale Prado location Prado site Prado's city Prado's home Prado's locale Puerta del Sol site PART song for several voices PART song without accompaniment Palestrina piece Part songs without accompaniment. Pacific evergreen with orange-red bark Plant once thought to cure rabies Plant thought to cure rabies "Parenthood" actress Whitman Part of FNMA? Part of a jacket name Part of a life jacket? Part of some government agency nicknames Pearl Bailey's middle name Photographer Carrie ___ Weems Popular middle name for a girl Post's "Winnie ___." Pub owner on "Ted Lasso" Poe title word Powerful whirlpool Participant in Dionysian orgies Priestess of Bacchus Priestess of Dionysus Priestess of Dionysus attendant Priestesses of Dionysus Person with a stick Philharmonic leader Pit boss? Podium tapper, at times Previn and Bernstein Previn and Bernstein, for two Personal flotation device Pilot's life jacket. Pilot's lifesaving jacket. Pole grabbing beastly female, life-saver Portrayer of Flower Belle Lee and Peaches O'Day Party game also known as "Werewolf" Party game in which participants try to identify a secret assassin Party game of social deception Party game with murder and voting Party game with secret roles Party game with the same rules as Werewolf Puso's theme Puzo group Puzo protagonist Puzo subject Puzo topic Puzo wrote about it Powerful cliques Protection providers Party of the underworld Periodical, for short Pages at a kiosk Parenting, e.g., for short People at a kiosk, briefly? People at the supermarket counter? People on a rack, e.g. People or GQ People or Time, briefly People or Time, for short People or Us, for short People, e.g., informally Periodi-cal, for short Periodical publication, for short Periodical, brieflly Periodical, briefly Periodical, informally Periodical: Abbr. Periodical: Slang. Playboy or Esquire, for short Printed matter: Abbr. Product sold on a rack, informally Pub. on a rack Publication with issues, for short Publication, for short. Publication: Colloq. Pulp or slick Parents, e.g. Periodical publication periodical publication with articles by different writers product consisting of a paperback periodic publication as a physical object Periodical item Perfume samples, maybe ... or what this puzzle's circles are Periodical prose People Time and Money People and Money, e.g. Periodicals Periodical author Person practicing black art. Practitioner of sorcery Patrick ___, 1966 Tony winner for "Marat/Sade" Patrick ___, 1996 Tony recipient for "Marat/Sade" Patrick ___, British actor Patrick of "A Clockwork Orange" Patrick of "Barry Lyndon" Patrick of "Marat/Sade" Patrick of films Patrick who won a 1966 Tony for "Marat/Sade" Patrick with a Tony Portuguese explorer who first circumnavigated the globe