Letter P
Put into characters.
Put to paper, as music
Puts into characters.
Puts into musical symbols.
person who notates
Plastic bag warning
"Pretty good, actually!"
"Pretty nice!"
Passable: 2 wds.
"Pretty, pretty good!"
Part of a spool
Part of the iPhone 12's display
Progress unit
Pricey, pricey, pricey
person who cuts notches
Payable soon
Pass slipped in class, perhaps
Pad scratch
Parents won't listen to a single one
Part of a bird call
Part of a chord
Part of a melody
Part of a musical scale
Part of a triad
Particular pitch
Permission slip
Piano key, e.g.
Piece of a piece?
Piece of correspondence
Pitch identifier
Post-It
Post-It, e.g.
Post-it item
Post-it jotting
Post-it scribble
Prominent feature of the logo for the NHL's St. Louis Blues
Promissory __
Presenting a challenge
Piece of stationery
Person deciphering a short coded letter?
Prominent, as a musician
Put in the score?
Police whistle or SOS, e.g.
Paper for penciling ideas
Phone table convenience
Phone-desk item
Place for a to-do list
Place for shorthand
Place to jot things down
Place to scribble
Pool supply?
Phone table conveniences
Phone table sights
Places for to-do lists
Places to jot ideas down
paper used for writing letters
person who takes notes
PDA's purpose
Parts of musical scores
Piano output
Pieces of feedback
Post-it messages
Post-its, e.g.
Post-rehearsal comments
Prof's props
Program used for some Twitter apologies
*Personal reminder
Post-it stuck in a page of a wellness magazine?
Phrase used when describing pseudoscientific "facts"
Part 5 of Quindlen quote
Priceless, in a way
Portrayer of Big on "Sex and the City"
"People might be listening"
Play 1, part 3
Part of some finance deals
... Part 5
Part of a familiar oath
Possible "What's new?" response
Pithy denial
Plea of the innocent
Possible reply to "Who's responsible?"
Proclamation of innocence
Proper words of denial
Polite attention.
Posting, say
Part 2 of the jest
person who takes notice
Phrase indicating informal attire
Plowless planting method
Paying particular attention to
"Put it somewhere else!"
person whose opinions are merely notions
Pins, needles, etc.
Payback for lousy service
Penalty for poor service, maybe
Policy in a restaurant that pays a living wage, perhaps
Poor service penalty, possibly
Punishment for bad service, perhaps
Policy at a wedding's open bar, maybe
Policy at some bars and eating establishments
Policy at some restaurants
Policy at some wedding bars and on some cruises
Policy for salon owners, often
Policy for some open bars
Policy of many hotel shuttles
Policy of some restaurants
Policy on some cruises
Policy that ain't gratuitious
Policy that includes higher menu prices
Policy that typically includes higher menu prices
Practice at some resorts
Private club gratuity policy
"Pick someone else!"
Phrase you might say while touching your nose
Playground declaration
Playground game cry
Playground phrase
Playground yell
Pre-game cry, during recess
Phrase of unwillingness
Pink Floyd "There's someone in my head but it's ___"
Progress without faltering
*Polite words showing little interest
Pre-owned
Previously seen
Procrastinator's motto?
Procrastinator's phrase
Procrastinator's plaint
Putting-off words that are often off-putting
Prefix meaning south
Petra "___ This World"
Performing beneath one's usual level
Preempted, as a sitcom
Preempted, maybe
Preempted, perhaps
Part 2 of Quindlen quote
Person on the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted" list?
Potentially objectionable
Potentially offensive, and the theme of this puzzle
Potentially offensive, say
Player's contract stipulation
"___ Père" (Maurice Duruflé motet)
"_____ père qui es aux cieux..."
Part of N.D.
Part of the name of an Indiana University.
Part of the name that made South Bend famous.
Pronom inclusif
__ Père (French prayer)
___ Père (Parisian prayer)
Paris cathedral
Parisian cathedral burnt 2019
Place for Quasimodo
Part of a bid
Possible answer to "How're things?"
Pretty OK after all
"Pump those brakes"
"Please! Anything but!"
"Please, anything else!"
"Put that thing just to your left, Judi Dench"?
Procrastinator's reply, sometimes
Parental punishment that might be circumvented with an iPad
Parental threat
Parental threat to a misbehaving child
Part of a grounding, perhaps
Part of being grounded, perhaps
Punishment for a binger
Punishment for a child ... harsh punishment for a child actor
Punishment for a child, maybe
Punishment for a couch potato, perhaps
Punishment for a kid who really wanted to know what happens on the next "Dora the Explorer"
Punishment for a kid, perhaps
Punishment for a misbehaving kid
Punishment for a teen, maybe
Punishment for guff, maybe
Punishment for some kids
Punishment that doesn't really carry much weight in the age of smartphones, tablets, and laptops
Punishment with a grounding
Punishment for junior Broadway purchases, briefly
"__ People" (Loesser tune)
____ People : Doris Day/Buddy Clark hit
Possible answer to "Are we there now?"
Probably eventually
Procrastinator's answer
Procrastinator's words
Part of a Milky Way bar
Part of a Milky Way makeup
Part of a Snickers bar
Part of the milky way makeup
*Public protest against Hawaiian noisemakers?
"Person," "place" or "thing," e.g.
"Proper" thing in English class
Part of speech often paired with an adjective
Part of speech that's not a verb or adjective
PERSON, place, or thing
Paper or plastic, e.g.
Parser's part
Parsing choice
Parsing word
Part of speech after "the," often
Part of speech of "part" and "speech"
Part of speech of "verb," ironically
Part of speech of the word "crossword"
Part of speech that can be proper
Part of speech that might be "proper"
Pass, punt or kick, e.g.
Pen or pencil, e.g.
Pencil, pen, or quill
Person place or thing grammatically
Person in a sentence, say
Person in an English class?
Person or place or thing
Person or thing, e.g.
Person, grammatically
Person, place or thing, in grammar
Piano or drum
Place name, e.g.
Place or thing.
Plural word, e.g.
Pluralizable thing
Pluralizable word
Possible subject
Praser's concern
Preposition's object, usually
Proper choice
Proper name, for example
Proper name, say
Proper or common thing
Proper or common word
Proper or improper word
Proper subject, maybe
Proper subject, perhaps
Proper subject?
Proper thing?
Proper word
Proper word, at times
Proper word, sometimes
Pertaining to a part of speech.
"Proper" parts of speech
"Proper" words
Peas and carrots
People, places and things
People, places or things?
People, places, things, etc.
People,places and things
Person, place and thing, e.g.
Persons places and things e.g.
Persons or places, e.g.
Persons, places and things
Persons, places or things
Pins and needles, e.g.
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