Letter P 129750–130000

Propose in court Propose or suggest. Push a pawn Push a pawn, e.g. PxP, for one progress by being changed Pentecost, e.g., and what can literally be found in this puzzle's four other longest answers Patrolman's crowd control order Patrolman's crowd-control order Pass the coleslaw or potato salad? POET movement (1950s) Part of a symphony. Progress in negotiations Place for massages and facials Proceed elsewhere Progressive advocacy group for public policy Pack up and go People ___ (airport conveyance) Person who works house-to-house? Professional with a van person or animal that moves in a particular way Packing pros Piano transporters Plays in chess Puts the past in the past "Philadelphia" or "Chicago" "Philadelphia" or "Chicago," e.g. "Philadelphia," "Nashville," or "Chicago" "Platoon," e.g. Paramount output Paramount product Part of an evening of "Netflix and chill," perhaps Part of many a date Pitch product, perhaps Popcorn go-with Popular date night choice Popular date night option Prime production Projector projection Professional who calls the shots Pictures, collectively Plot, character, lighting, e.g., and a hint to the starred answers person who goes to cinema Place to see big stars, literally and metaphorically? Projection room item Product of Columbia Projectionist's apparel? Pacino or De Niro Person with an important role to play People playing in vehicles Place that has lots to offer Place to witness a big scene? Popular date destination Preview ... and what the ending letters of the four other longest answers comprise? Preview of a sort [Picture advertising a picture] removes their mask, revealing [Manic pixie dream girl, etc.] Pulling up stakes Post Office function. Playing Operation? Painting on the go? Patsy, to a van driver? Poignant pianist Cliburn? Poignant game show personality? Person with a poignant story about his dietary choice? Pile of hay in a barn Place to store hay Playing field Level the Preen the green? Prepare for baling Prevent from going to seed Provide lawn care Push a Toro Put blades to blades? process of fermenting when damp hay or corn is piled up Pushed a Toro PERSON who mows Parts of barns. Puts blades to blades, say Puts blades to blades? Plucky courage PBS journalist Bill Public television news anchor Bill Portuguese East Africa Portuguese East Africa, today Person whose works were catalogued chronologically by Ludwig von Köchel prolific Austrian composer and child prodigy PG assigner PG or R assigner PG-13 assigner PG-13 awarder PG-13 bestower PG-13 issuer PG-13 issuer (abbr.) PG-13 issuing org. PG-13 rater Production Code org. Pedagogist's degree. Pedagogy degree PC movie format Poor fig. for a gas-guzzler Pitched ball stat POPULAR Movement for the Liberation of Chad PATRIOTIC Salvation Movement Participants in Britain's question time, briefly Police groups. Policemen of a sort. Politicians in the House of Commons: Abbr. Post patrollers, for short Provost marshal's men: Abbr. Pursuers of AWOLs Pvt. investigators? Prefix for Chips or Magoo Part of a Christmas-card address Popular TV program of the 1950's. Pitt-Jolie film Power behind the scenes: Slang. Powerful guy Perry Como , familiarly Perry Como, affectionately Personified detergent Product mascot with a single earring Public figure who's scandal-free Product once endorsed by Joe DiMaggio Popular dude Packaged ration, for short Portable mess, for short? Post-hurricane handout, for short Post horse? Prating palomino Place for notes: Abbr. "Particularly small and particularly wicked-looking" villain Personification of humanity's dark side PET scan alternative Phys. test Pic for a doc Picture of good health, one hopes? Picture of health, for short? Picture of health, in brief? Picture taken when you're lying down Possible alternative to a CT scan Postgame test, for an unlucky few Pre-op diagnostic procedure Pre-op procedure Procedural medical pic. Procedure that can detect brain tumors: Abbr. Procedure with a test tube? Pair of educators running a classroom together Person not to be messed with, in song Parts of some neuro exams Pics for docs Pictures taken in a hosp. Pros get them often Providers of inside looks? plural of acronym: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Part of the Buchanan High faculty P. Lorre character Peter Lorre role Peter Lorre role in eight movies Peter Lorre's role. Pat's husband Planters symbol Pictures of a Planters mascot? '-- Passes By' (A.A. Milne play) Pitch from a personified spud? Perfect beau Perfect boyfriend Perfect husband Patricia Highsmith title character PBS neighborhood guy "___ Parkington" (Greer Garson film) "___ Piggle-Wiggle" -- Paul's (frozen fish brand) Prefix for a wife’s last name Prefix before a woman's surname P. Simon song "___ Robinson" Part of Hillary's address Part of a Mary Chase title. Part of a name change Part of a name change, often Part of a new bride's name Part of a new bride's name, often Partner, informally, with "the" Partner, with "the" Paul or Butterworth Peel's title Post-nuptial title Post-nuptials title Post-wedding address Post-wedding day title Post-wedding title Post-wedding title, often Preceder of "Brown" and "Robinson" in 1960s #1 hits Preceder of Soffel or Miniver __ Peacock (Clue character) __ Peacock (Clue suspect) __ Peacock (suspect in Clue) __ Puff: SpongeBob's driving teacher ___ Paul's ___ Paul's (frozen seafood brand) ___ Paul's (seafood brand) ___ Paul's fish sticks ___ Paul's seafood ___ Piggle-Wiggle (children's character) ___ Potato Head ___ Potato Head ("Toy Story" character) ___ Puff (SpongeBob's boating school teacher) Paprika's dad, on "Blue's Clues" Partner of Mrs. Pepper, on "Blue's Clues" Pageant for married women since 1977 Pickwickian for doctor. Pole woman Propriety personified. Prehistoric toon boss "Pickwick Papers" lady Purported fire-starter of 1871 Patricia Benoit. Plastic toy with a handbag Paul Simon says .... "Pity the fool!" actor Peppard costar of '80s TV Pitiful celebrity? Pity-ful muscleman? Portrayer of fictional boxer Clubber Lang Portrayer of the boxer Clubber Lang in "Rocky III" Poitier detective Poitier detective role Partner in mergers #2 and #4 (2) Postal mascot of the past Postal symbol, once Predecessor of FOA. Post-graduate degrees. Physicist's degree. "People of the Lie" author Postgrad goal, maybe PC debut of 1981 PC format PC operating system choice PC platform of old PC platform popular in the '80s PC platform released in '82 PC platform released in 1981 PC platform released in 1982 PC software of old PC system of the past PCs once ran on it PCs used to run on it Passé PC system Pioneering PC platform Platform in which you might see the prompt C:\> Platform introduced in 1981