Letter P 122750–123000

Prayer intonations Prayerful chants Premier League rival of Arsenal, familiarly Premier League soccer team, briefly Premier League soccer team, to fans Pamphlet writer's expertise? Peon's lot Panamanian leader arrested in January, 1990 produced in a large-scale industrial operation producer, maker "Put your big boy pants on!" Patriarch's "Be brave" Put on one's big-boy pants Put one's big boy pants on PHOSPHORIC slag product Pacific naval base of W. W. II. PROTOTYPE of book Pet with a stub Pets named for their British Isles origin Purr of approval from a tailless cat? Pluribus, as in "e pluribus unum" plural Project work unit PANAMA island "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun" speaker PRC founder Party boss in Asia Peacock in Kipling. Peacock, so called by Kipling. Peking V.I.P. Peking idol Peking leader Peking name Pol painted by Warhol Politician Lennon rhymed with "anyhow" in "Revolution 1" Popularizer of the Chinese tunic suit Portrait at a Forbidden City gate Portrait on Chinese currency Portrait on Chinese renminbi bills Portrait on paper yuan Portrait overlooking Tiananmen Square Portrait seen on renminbi bank notes Portrait seen on renminbi bills Powerful Red. Post WWII regimen in China People of New Zealand People that call New Zealand "Aotearoa" People who call New Zealand "Aotearoa" People who celebrate Matariki People who speak te reo People whose language is the source of "kiwi" Performers of the ceremonial haka dance Performers of the haka ceremonial dance Polynesian New Zealander Polynesian aborigine. Polynesian language Polynesian language of N. Z. Polynesian language of New Zealand Polynesian native Polynesian native of N.Z. Polynesian people Polynesian settlers of New Zealand Polynesian skilled in tattooing Polynesian tongue Polynesian, perhaps People for whom "tena koe" means "hello" People visited by Captain Cook in 1769 Polynesian New Zealanders Polynesians. Peacocks à la Kipling. Peacocks, in Kipling tales. Peacocks, in Kipling. Peking slogan. Part of the name of a Red leader. Part of the Chinese puzzle. Page containing a legend Page in an atlas Page of an atlas Page of cartography Paper equivalent of a GPS? Paper route? Paper trail marker? Part of a geography. Picture needed for directions while traveling Pirate's aid Pirate's chart Pirate's guide to buried treasure Place for a legend Place for an X Place for an X, perhaps Place to find a legend, often Place to see sea monsters, once Plan (out) in detail. Plan (out), as a route Plan carefully, with "out" Plan in detail (with "out"). Plan, with "out" Plat, e.g. Poster with a "You are here" label Posting at many a park entrance Pre-GPS helper Produce cartography Product of Ptolemy Prospector's aid Put on the ___ (make well known). Put on the ___. Pancake syrup flavor Pancake syrup source Pancake syrup tree Pancake-syrup flavor Pin wood Popular bonsai tree Popular wood for cabinetmaking Producer of "whirligigs" Producer of "whirlybirds" pin wood Bowling ball material Place for a scale Popular sundae flavor. Pancake-syrup sources Product of boiled sap Pancake condiment Pour it on pancakes person who draws maps Putting everything in its proper place? Plan as a strategy Plan, as a long road trip Plan, as a route Plan, as an itinerary Planned a trip Planned in detail, with "out" Planned, with "out" Put on the charts Planned the route person who makes maps Plot point? Pages of an atlas Pages with legends Pentagon pinups Places for legends? Plans (out) Plats Plotter's preparations Precinct plans. Prepares a course for Printed guides. Products of Hammond Props for TV weathermen Prospectors drawings Preliminary model Pi Day mo. Pi Day month, for short Pi Day's month (Abbr.) Pisces–Aries mo. Ponchielli's "Cielo e ___!" Prevent from being perfect Punch holes in, e.g. Put a blot on Put a dent in, say Put a ding in, e.g. Put a ding in, say Put a flaw in Put a nick in Put a scratch on Put a scratch on, for example Put a scuff on Put a scuff on, e.g. Patagonian hare Pace setter, maybe Pebble-filled gourd Percussion instrument made from a gourd Percussion instrument often used in calypso music Percussion instrument that's shaken Percussion item that's shaken Percussion shaker Percussive shaker Pair in a salsa band Percussion in Gershwin's "Cuban Overture" Percussionists' rattles Position in a rhythm band Polynesian place of worship. PARA cattle-raising area PARA island PERSIAN deer Philippine tree similar to the breadfruit tree bearing edible fruit Plant of the arrowroot family Peter Weiss drama "___/Sade" Part of an Ironman competition Participants in an endurance competition set to music Person who's in it for the long run? Pace picker-upper Pillage and plunder Plunder and pillage Plundering raider People who attack in search of booty Plundering bunch Pillages for plunder Plunders and pillages Parthenon material patterned with veins or streaks or color resembling marble Paper decorator using oil pigments in water Pablo's Russian-born contemporary Painter Chagall Playwright Connelly Playwright Connelly who won a Pulitzer for "The Green Pastures" Playwright Connelly: 1890–1981 Podcast host Maron Podcaster Maron Pop singer Anthony Pop singer Cohn Post-pressing wine residue Pulitzer dramatist Connelly Pulitzer playwright Connelly Pulitzer winner Connelly Pulitzer-winning playwright Connelly "Paris Through the Window" artist Painter Duchamp Playwright Pagnol: 1895–1974 Proust Proust or Marceau PATRICK (St.), feast month of Parade month Parade pace Partake in a parade Progress onward Progressive movement Protest activity Protest movement Protest option Protest walk Protested, perhaps Parader. Protest participant Protester, at times Protester, maybe person who marches Parade components Parade music Participant in a famous tea party. Proceeds in step with a parade, perhaps Prohibition against parades? Parade musicians Part of West Point's pride Putting the past behind Parade with strict precision person living on border "Pollock" Oscar winner __ Gay Harden Prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson trial PULCHERIA, husband of "Peanuts" character who calls Charlie Brown "Charles" "Peanuts" character with glasses