Letter P 135000–135250

Pet imitation at sea? Place for pairs, as well as a trio Place for two of a kind Popular set of toys. Pet predator that survived the Flood? Pre-flood ancestor of Jaws? Pioneering linguist Chomsky Pitlik who directed "Barney Miller" and "Mr. Belvedere" Political author Chomsky Professor Chomsky Phone caller's disappointment PERSON of high social position (sl.) PERSON of social distinction PERSON of wealth (sl.) Palatial hill in San Francisco. Person of wealth in Britain Person of wealth or high social position Point at cribbage. person of wealth or social distinction posh chap/ person Possible response to "We have to break up" Pronouncement before remanding a prisoner Prosecutor's request at a murder hearing "___ playing allowed!" Part of an umpire's count Penalties for illegal bowls in cricket Phrase on some cans of chili "Prize" man -- Peace Prize Prestigious international prize first awarded in 1901 Prestigious prize awarded in fields like Peace and Literature Peace Prize benefactor Peace Prize creator Peace Prize donator Peace Prize endower Peace Prize name Peace award Peace-loving maker of lethal weapons. Peace-prize originator Pearl Buck's prize Philanthropic scientist in Brazil's capital during Christmas Physics prize of note Portrait on gold medals Prestigious annual prize that began in 1901 Prestigious award established after its founder purportedly read his premature obituary Prestigious economics prize Prestigious prize Prestigious prize awarded each December Prestigious prize awarded every December Prestigious prize provider Prestigious prize with six categories Prestigious-prize benefactor Prize Walesa won Prize awarded to Mandela Prize benefactor Prize creator Prize declined by Sartre Prize declined by Sartre and Le Duc Tho Prize eponym Prize for Carter Prize for Carter and Obama Prize for Curie Prize for France Prize for Malala Yousafzai Prize for Nelson Mandela Prize for Toni Morrison Prize for Wangari Maathai Prize founder Prize funder Prize given to Carter in 2002 Prize in fields of major achievement. Prize name Prize name since 1901 Prize since 1901 Prize that Pirandello won in 1934 Prize that Sartre declined Prize that comes with 9 million kronor Prize that was first awarded in 1901 Prize with six categories Prize won by 3 U.S. presidents Prize won by Bob Dylan for literature Prize won by Einstein and Yeats Prize won by Gandhi (... what? He never one won of these? Baffling!) Prize won by Gore Prize won by J.M. Coetzee in 2003 Prize won by Kenneth J. Arrow in Economic Science Prize won by Malala Yousafzai Prize won by Marie Curie Prize won by Obama Prize won by Obama and Carter Prize won by Roosevelt, Wilson, Carter and Obama Prize won by Sadat and Tutu Prize won by astrophysicist Andrea Ghez in 2020 Prize won by four presidents Prize-giver Alfred ___ Prized name? Prized prize Prominent physics prize ___ Peace Prize (Lester Pearson's award) Peace Prize city Prestigious prize winner Prestigious international award for efforts in promoting harmony Prestigious award Prestigious award for outstanding achievement in fields like Peace, Medicine, and Literature Prestigious "Peace" award Prestigious annual award for achievements in peace, science, and literature Prestigious prizes since 1901 Prized prizes since 1901 Prizes first awarded in 1901 Prizes for Marie Curie and Malala Prizes for Svetlana Alexievich and Kazuo Ishiguro Prizes for Wilson, Carter and Obama "Pass," in a casino Pass, in poker Poker player's "pass" Passing notion? Passing play? Pertaining to peers Partner of Barnes Peasant's counterpart Popular Christmas trees Plato's well-intentioned fib person of noble rank Pirates of Penzance, before they were pirates Possession of high principles Palace denizens Peerage entries People of rank Persons of high birth. People who don't count People who don't count, to snobs Person who doesn't exist Place where unimportant people live? Part 5 of the soliloquy Posh Brits, slangily Protection from annoying rings Policy around the publicity-shy, say Phrase that got absolutely misappropriated in Elon M*sk's "Gen Z Hospital" sketch Phase describing a diet lacking starches or sugars Paris wedding Pottymouth: "C'mon, cuss!" / Prude: "___" Punch line to a joke that starts with a neutron walking into a bar Poet Julio Herrera y Reissig's "Los Maitines de la ___" ("The Matins of the Night") Party stipulation Prepares to shoot, as an arrow Politician's answer Politico's answer, at times Press conference answer Press conference reply, at times Press conference response Phrase for a buck-passer Plea bargain component Plea that accepts conviction without admitting guilt Plea that waives the right to a trial Prefix meaning "night" Pertaining to night prefers nighttime Pensive piano piece Promptly, in the theater Pal of Wynken and Blynken Partner of Winken and Blinken Partner of Wynken Partner of Wynken and Blynken Pitch-selecting gesture Place a bid at a silent auction, say Place east of Eden Poetic partner of Wynken and Blynken Positive gesture Positive indication? Positive motion Positive move? Prompt to go, in a way Playground plank with up and down motion Pertaining to a junction Pertaining to knobs. Pertaining to knots or bumps Pay homage to, subtly People dozing off PLANT stem joint POINT of curve Part of a stem Part of a tree diagram Part of a wave Part of the lymphatic system Pathological bulge Plant joint Plant stem junction Plot entanglement Point at which a curve crosses itself Point at which a curve intersects itself Point in a network Point in graph-theoretic structures Point in planet's orbit. Point of a graph-theory lecture? Point of convergence Point of no vibration, in physics Point of origin Point on a flowchart Point where a geometric curve crosses itself Point where lines meet Point where lines meet, in math Point where two lines intersect Predicament or knot Predicament or protuberance Protruberance Protruding knob Protuberant mass point Network point Orbital high point point on a plant stem from which leaves grow Part of a TV catchphrase from Howie Mandel Proposal rejection phrase Partner's refusal Polite denial Polite disclaimer Parts of the lymph glands Places of juncture Places where several lines meet Places wires meet Plant joints Points of juncture Plot twists Policy unfriendly to Tibetans? Prohibition posted at a beach, perhaps "Providing mental alertness" sloganeer Pick-me-up pill Pickup provider Pills for an all-nighter Product for one pulling an all-nighter Product marketed as an "alertness aid" Product to combat drowsiness Purchase for an all-nighter Point at with the head Plant root growth "Private Lives" playwright Coward "Père __" (France's Santa) "Père __" (French Santa) Pere ___ (French Santa) Pere ____ ( Santa Claus's AKA in France ) Period around Dec. 25 Period ending January 6 Playwright Coward Playwright/actor Coward Present occasion Present season Present time in France? Present time in Paris? Père ___ (Santa Claus, in France) Père ___ (Santa's French counterpart) ___ Pierce Coward.