Letter P 124250–124500

*Place for an eruption in Hawaii Pacific volcano Peak east of Captain Cook Peak in the Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain Postponed religious event? Pulitzer winner Dowd PASSENGER liner award-winning ship for twenty-one years PHOCAS, victim of Posthumous Forster novel Povich et al. Povich's namesakes Pest in das Haus Porsche-designed monster tank of WWII Prey for a Hauskatze Pulitzer-winning cartoon book Pulitzer-winning graphic novel subtitled "A Survivor's Tale" Pulitzer-winning graphic novel whose main characters are depicted as mice Pulitzer-winning graphic novel whose title is German for "mouse" "Pink trying to be purple," per Whistler Pale bluish-purple. Pale purplish Perkin's purple Purple hue associated with the 1890s Purple shade on Qatar's flag Purple-gray Purple? A bit lighter purple color shade Purplish game show producer? Pinkish Crayola color introduced in 1993 Pale bluish purples Purple dyes Purple shades Purple, violet or lilac hues. Purplish colors Purplish shades Player who shares a home arena with a Star, informally Person showing great independence of thought or action Pansy Yokum. Parent with a drawl? Paw and ___ (backwoods parents) Paw's mate Paw's partner Paw's spouse poppy seed Part of a college name. Pennsylvania's Bryn ___ College "___ Payne" (2008 Mark Wahlberg film) Painter Ernst Peak, briefly Peak, informally Peak, slangily Peak, with "out" Pepsi varietal Peter known for his colorful graphic art Physicist Born. Physicist Planck Pop artist Peter Pop artist/designer Peter Prince Eric's dog in "The Little Mermaid" physics Nobelist planck Plateaued, with "out" Plateaus, with "out" Pushes to the limit Polish-born makeup master Pad variety Passé skirt style Patella-concealing skirt Prim skirt choice ___ pads (hygiene product) "Poor Richard's Almanac" entry Popular lad mag Popular pinup publication Proverbial brand of coffee? Proverbial truth Popular Nissan model Pithy proverbs Prison with no wall or guard towers, typically Piece of protection Popular dance of the 1920's. Precursor of the tango Push to the limit Physics Nobelist with an eponymous "time", "length", and "mass" Pioneering quantum theorist Pioneer of electromagnetism Pulitzer-winning playwright for "Both Your Houses" "Primary Colors" screenwriter Elaine Possibly, or permitted PANCRAS (Saint), feast month of Partner of Nichols Perhaps will Period named for an earth goddess Permission word Peter Parker's aunt Peter Parker's aunt in "Spider-Man" Peter Parker's devoted aunt Pole or day opener Pole time Polite word before "I" Possibly could Potentially will Preakness month Precursor of summer. Prime minister between Cameron and Johnson Prime minister who resigned in 2019 "Phenomenal Woman" poet Angelou Palenque native Palenque people People encountered by the conquistadors People of the Yucatán People that built the Temple of Kukulkan People with a widely-misinterpreted calendar Poet Angelou Poet at Bill's first inauguration Poet's first name Poetess Angelou Poetic Angelou Pre-Columbian Amerind Pre-Columbian civilization Pyramid builder in the Western Hemisphere Pyramid-building civilization people from Palenque dweller Pyramid-building culture Pre-Columbian calendar makers Pyramid builders in the New World Plants with white blossoms. Pioneers of a 365-day calendar Poet Angelou et al. Popular Filipina singer known for her vocal prowess possibly not sure "Perhaps this is the right place for Ms. Neuwirth"? "Possibly-y-y..." Paul McCartney hit Paul McCartney song "Perhaps in a bit" "Perhaps I was wrong" "Perhaps I'm wrong" Program about Andy Taylor's hometown being shaken up by a civil rights leader? "Perhaps I'm mistaken" Parade time in Moscow Pilot's "We're in trouble!" Plea at sea Perhaps doesn't believe witty Rogers? Part of M-G-M Pilgrims' carrier Pilgrims' ship that stopped at Plymouth ROCK Pilgrims' transport Plymouth (1620) Puritans' transport Pilgrim ships or springtime blooms Perchance, old-style Possibly, old-style "Perhaps let me show you?" Permission solicitation Permission-asking question Polite helper's question Polite permission request Polite petition Polite query Polite question Polite question opener Polite request for permission Poker player's proposal? Potential buyer's question "Please let me give it a go" Pritzker-winning architect Thom Part of a club Part of some dressing recipes Physician family surname Potato salad ingredient, for short Potato salad ingredient, informally Potato-salad ingredient Potato salad ingredient "___ Pete" (Buttigieg nickname) Participant in a "key to the city" ceremony Person presenting a key to the city Political office sought in the Jon Stewart satire "Irresistible" (June, 2020) Politician called "Hizzoner" praetor Pertaining to a city election Pertaining to a city executive. Portmanteau breakfast brand Post for dancers Prop for a spring dance pole set up for dancing round on the first day of May to celebrate spring Playtime posts. Passionflower fruit passion flower fruit Popular girl, in spring. Participants in college festivals. Parts of springs Player in 24 All-Star Games Polo Grounds rookie in 1951 Poet born May 28, 1919 Pilot who transports appliances? Pirate legend Bill's nickname Pittsburgh Pirate great, familiarly Pittsburgh Pirate hero, familiarly part of lichen Protege creator Protege maker Protegé maker Protegé producer Protegé, for one Publisher of Zoom-Zoom magazine Protegés, e.g. Pac-Man display Pac-Man feature Pac-Man navigates one Pac-Man navigates through one Pac-Man screen, e.g. Paper puzzle Paper puzzle with a winding path Paper puzzle with pathways Paper-and-pencil puzzle Part of a lab experiment Path-drawing puzzle Path-finding puzzle Path-following paper puzzle Pathfinder's challenge Pencil game with many turn choices Pencil puzzle with dead ends Pencil-and-paper puzzle Perplexing passage Perplexing passageway Perplexing path Perplexing pencil puzzle Perplexing state of things. Place for a rat race Place for an arrow Place mat puzzle Place of confusion. Place to get lost Place to lose oneself Place to lose yourself Place to pursue the one true path? Place to use an exit strategy Problem solved by the right-hand rule Puzzle book feature Puzzle book staple Puzzle in a children's activity book Puzzle in a cornfield Puzzle in a cornfield, perhaps Puzzle in an activity book Puzzle in some gardens Puzzle in which people take turns solving Puzzle of perplexing paths Puzzle often aimed at kids Puzzle on a kids menu Puzzle on a paper placemat