Letter P 139250–139500

Potemkin Steps city Potemkin mutiny city Potemkin mutiny setting Potemkin's port Pushkin Museum locale port Black Sea country port Ukraine capital "Pearl of the Black Sea" denizen Pianist Emil Gilels, by birth "___ Psyche" (John Keats) "___ Psyche": Keats Poem title start Poem title starter Poetic opening Poetic start, often Poetic title starter Poetic title words Praiseful poem title starter Poet's jingle for a lender? Part of Beethoven's 9th Poem sung in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony Poem used in Beethoven's "Choral Symphony" "Paradise Lost" playwright "Paradise Lost" playwright Clifford Philadelphia-born playwright. Playwright Clifford Playwright and screenwriter Clifford Playwright on whom the Coen Brothers character Barton Fink is based Playwright on whom the movie character Barton Fink was based Playwright who wrote the screenplay for {/The Sweet Smell of Success/} Playwright, author of "Waiting for Lefty." Prince Siegfried's beloved, in "Swan Lake" Prince Siegfried's love, in ballet Princess of ballet Proust character. Proust's Parisian courtesan Performance hall Performance place for Plato Pertaining to a lyric poem. Pertaining to a poem. Pertaining to an alleged force. Pertaining to praiseful poetry Pertaining to praising poetry Pertaining to some poems Psalmic "Purebred clown" dog, per Garfield "Purebred clown" in "Garfield" "Purebred clown," to Garfield Pal of Garfield Patient of Dr. Liz Patsy created by Jim Davis Performer at a canine talent show in "Garfield: The Movie" Pet given to Jon Arbuckle by Lyman Pet of Doc Boy's brother Pooch created by Jim Davis Pooch in a Jim Davis cartoon Pooch in panels Pooch in the comics Pooch in the funnies Pooch in the funny pages Pooch in the funny papers Pooch in the paper Pooch with a large tongue Possible page-mate of Snoopy Pound rescuee in "Here Comes Garfield" Punt victim of the funnies Perfume at Garfield's house? Painter ___ Redon Pantheon head Poetic Edda god Powerful Norse god Presider over banquets of those slain in battle Prominent character in the Edda Prose Edda god Protagonist of "O" (the 2001 film adaptation of "Othello") Purported ancestor of Ragnar Lothbrok on TV's "Vikings" Pigging out (on), as junk food Pill-popper's risk Pertaining to a mythic warrior Particularly awful Paean penner Panegyric penner Panegyric poet Particular paean penner Particular type of poet Penner of laudatory lines Penner of praise, but not prose Penner of praiseful poetry Percy Bysshe Shelley, e.g. Percy Bysshe Shelley, for one Person expressing praise Pindar Pindar e.g. Pindar or Horace, e.g. Pindar or Horace. Pindar or Keats Pindar or Shelley Pindar was one Pindar, notably Pindar, prominently Pindaric practitioner Poet like Pindar Poet of a sort. Poet paying homage Poet who's full of praise Poet with dedication? Poetic praiser Praiseful poem penner Praiseful poet Praising poet Panegyric penners Pindar and Horace. Pindar et al. Pindaric penners Poetic tribute writers Poets Gray, Keats and Pindar. Praisers using verse Palindromic "Star Trek" character Pope Urban II, originally Panel feature Party a little too hard, say "P-U!" inducer "P.U.!" cause "Pee-yew!" elicitor "Phew!" inducer P.U. elicitor Paper-mill problem Pee-ew! evoker Pen by-product Pepe Le Pew's defense Pepe Le Pew's problem Pepe LePew's problem Pepé Le Pew feature Pepé Le Pew's defense Pepé Le Pew's problem Performance side effect Perfume property Perfumery input Permeating quality Pervasive quality of a zoo Pervasive smell Pheromone feature Pheromone quality Piggery product? Pine-tar feature Pit emanation Pit emanation, perhaps Pit problem Podiatric problem, for some Polecat defense Polecat ploy Polecat protection Polecat's defense Polecat's trademark Pomander product. Portable toilet problem Possible memory trigger Post-game emanation Post-game locker room characteristic Post-show outfit emits it Potpourri quality Potpourri target Potpourri's output Predominant quality Problem for which you might consult Dr. Scholl Problem in the pits Product of pungency Prominent garlic feature Pronounced feature of lutefisk and durian Property of burning sulfur Province of the nose. Public Enemy "New Whirl ___" Pungent aroma Pungent production Pure propane's lack Perfume or stench, for example Perfume atomizer. Perfume atomizers. Product associated with the annual Rotten Sneakers Contest Pump fresheners Perfume award? Particular smells Perfume features Pets often have them Pigpen emanations Pine and cedar Pleasant or revolting sensations Pointer clues Potent memory triggers Powerful memory triggers Problems for people sitting all the way to the rear of an airplane, say Pungent properties Pitcher Lefty who helped popularize baseball in Japan Punchless beer brand Party reflected my family's quality Perfume, in Britain. Perfume, in London. Petrol feature Polecat's defence Poorly ventilated theatre phenomenon particular smell pong Polish name for the Oder. Polish name of Baltic feeder President of Peru. Pharmacological mishaps, briefly Pigs out (on) Pigs out (on), briefly Pigs out (on), for short Puts away too much, briefly Premium juice brand PAIN, state of (comb. form/pert. to) PERTAINING to a state of pain Pertaining to a heroic journey PENELOPE, husband of Penelope husband Penelope's husband Penelope's peripatetic husband Post-Trojan War wanderer Post-Trojan War tale Philologist's ref. Philologists' work, for short Pub. whose 2014 word of the year is "vape" Publication that once employed J. R. R. Tolkien, for short Publication whose first ed. took more than 70 years to complete pertaining to, or of the nature of, oedema Pynchonian executrix ___ Maas POLYNICES, father of Problem for a mama's boy Play featuring a road-rage murder Play that ends with the hero blinding himself Play with Freudian implications Play with a dog? Play with the Sphinx Prequel to "Antigone" Parisian peeper Parisian sight seer? Peeper, in Paris Pierre's peeper Place for "une lentille de contact" Parts maker Prefix meaning wine Prefix for wine Pigment in blue grape. Pacific atoll for a sommelier? Part of Pitcairn Island Prefix for a cab collector Prefix for vintners Priestess of wine Princess with a vinous touch