Letter P 128500–128750

Parent celebrated in May Parent honored in May Parent in many TV shoutouts Parent: Colloq. Partner of baseball and apple pie Permission slip signer, maybe Persephone, to Zagreus, in "Hades" Person Adam hadn't Person in many a tattoo Person to ask when Mama says no, perhaps Philip Wylie target Pop enthusiast? Pop fan, perhaps Pop fan? Pop idol? Pop lover Pop partner Pop psychologist? Pop psychology authority? Pop's companion Pop's favorite Pop's mate Pop's spouse Pop's wife Popular tattoo subject Popular tattoo word pro Apple pie In order "Persistence of Memory" home Permanent home to "Starry Night" Place to see 20th-century paintings in N.Y. Place to see Dalí, Ernst and Kahlo, informally Place to see Warhol's "Campbell's Soup Cans" Place to see a Kandinsky or Calder Place to see a Matisse in N.Y.C. Place to view Monets in NYC _____ PS1 (tourist attraction of Queens, NYC) Parent with soda can? Port of Kenya. Portmanteau for a certain exhausted parent Property of a rotating body Painful instant for Trigger Particular times Precious things that photographs capture Parisian kids Poster of baby pictures, maybe Parental shenanigans? Philip Wylie subject Poppa's pairing Poppa's partner, perhaps Poppa's significant other Popular name for home-cooking restaurants "Peter, Paul and ___" (1969 children's album) Papa's valentine. Playground call Playground cry Playground shriek Precious parent? path Career Pop's partner at the supermarket Parenting duo Parents celebrated in May Playdate drivers, sometimes Pop's partners Pops' counterparts Pops' mates Pops' partners, perhaps Popular tattoos Personification of mockery Periodical named after the Greek god of satire? Parisian's possessive Part of "MNF," an in-season wkly. sports broadcast Part of M.N.F.: Abbr. Part of OGIM Part of many a three-day weekend: Abbr. Place to shed pounds? Popular day to start a diet: Abbr. Post-weekend abbr. Prelate's title: Abbr. Pres. Day's day Presidents' Day for short Presidents' Day, e.g.: Abbr. Pt. of a three-day weekend possessive Paris Info "Papa" Monzano's adopted daughter in "Cat's Cradle" Part of a da Vinci title. Part of a painting Part of the name of "La Belle Joconde." Part of the name of La Gioconda. Passage off Puerto Rico Poet Laureate Van Duyn Poet Van Duyn Political columnist Charen Political writer Charen Prize opera at the Met, 1912. Pulitzer poet Van Duyn Pulitzer-winning poet Van Duyn Pundit Charen Princess Grace, for one PRINCE Louis Henri Maxence Bertrand, kingdom of Place du Casino locale Place du Casino setting Prince Albert's country Prince Albert's place Prince Rainier's domain Prince Rainier's land Princess Caroline's domain. Princess Grace's domain Principality in the news. Principality on the French Riviera Principality on the Mediterranean. Principality ruled by the House of Grimaldi Principality whose palace housed Hollywood royalty (1956-'82) PHILOSOPHICAL unit Protozoan, e.g. primary unit Peak in S. W. New Hampshire, 3,186 ft. Painted lady by da Vinci Painting known for its enigmatic smile Painting partly shown on the original cover of "The Da Vinci Code" Painting subject known for her smile Painting that once hung in Napoleon's bedroom Painting that reportedly has its own Louvre mailbox Portrait stolen in 1911, with Picasso as a suspect Paris address Parisian words of friendship Personal friend in France Pierrot, for instance. Poirot's address for Hastings preference of only one male sexual partner over a period of time PACIFIC Grove denizen Prince John, to King Richard the Lion-Hearted? Peasantry's opposite Perennial family that includes bee balm and horsemint Poet Van Duyn and others Pertaining to religious life. Politician nicknamed "Fritz" Presidential candidate from Minnesota Presidential hopeful Part of a work week. Parsons' holidays. Paris newspaper Le __ Paris newspaper, with "Le" Paris paper Le ___ Parisian daily, with "Le" Parisian's world People: Fr. Pierre's world Parisian's "My God!" Paganini's world Painter known for abstract colored rectangle works "Palazzo Dario" painter "Poplars" painter Painter Claude Painter Claude or singer Victoria Painter at Giverny Painter buried in Giverny Painter of "Cape Martin" Painter of "La Grenouillère" Painter of "Poplars" Painter of "Waterloo Bridge" Painter of haystacks Painter of haystacks and poplars Painter of lilies Painter of many Argenteuil landscapes Painter of water lilies Painter of waterlilies Painter who did a series featuring the Rouen Cathedral Painter who sounds like an R&B artist Painter with a famous garden Pioneer in Impressionism Pissarro contemporary Pissarro peer Plein-air artist. Poplar Series painter Part of the IMF? Pertaining to currency. Pertaining to funds Part of an economics degree? Professional development for a member of the Fed? Painters of "Water Lilies" forgeries? "Poppies" and "Houses of Parliament" Painter Claude's works Paintings by a French Impressionist. Paintings in the "Water Lilies" series, e.g. Pink Floyd "The Dark Side of the Moon" smash Pink Floyd hit featuring cash register sounds Pink Floyd hit with the lyric "Grab that cash with both hands and make a stash" Pounds and marks Pounds and shillings. Pounds, for example Power, proverbially. Proverbial talker Put it where your mouth is Pouch brought to a bank Prosperous person, slangily Place to stash cash person who coins money Process for making ill-gotten gains look legitimate Process involving illegal drug profits, say Person who gives cash for interest Paper ___ (dispenser of fives and tens?) Pawnbroker or bank Profitable item Profitable product Profitable, fast-selling article. person supplying money Personal finance magazine editor? People who take care of the financial end of things Postal payment Payment methods Payment, forward and backward? Proverb about wealth and power Part one of a quip about slippery cabbage Proofs of laundering, or what this puzzle's groups of circled letters could be called Parent, to some kids Planet of Ming the Merciless Planet rescued by Flash Gordon Planet ruled by Ming the Merciless in "Flash Gordon" Pooches without pedigrees Phoebe and Rachel's roomie Pop songstress Lewis. Passionate tennis star? Person's nickname or alias (var.) Pennies or dollars Pesos and pounds Pounds and such Pounds, lire, marks, etc. person's name or nickname Philosophy espousing a single reality Philosophy espousing oneness Philosophy of oneness Philosophies that regard reality as one organic whole Philosophical believer in essential unity Philosophical denier of duality Philosophers looking out for No. 1? Patroller of radio lanes. person or device that checks, controls, warns, or keeps a record of something praepostor prefect prepostor Proctors. Paphnutius or Athanaël. Part of an order, perhaps Person with few possessions Person with vows Pianist Thelonious Priory figure "Pleasant Valley Sunday" singers, with "The" Playground junglegym Pull-apart breakfast treat