Letter P 139750–140000

Peer at provocatively Peer pruriently at People-watch inappropriately Perform a body check? Perform a body scan on? Perform a full-body scan? Pop-eyed glance. Prepare for a pickup line, perhaps Provocative peek Person giving a lecherous look Peep-show fan Peeping Tom, perhaps People watcher Person likely to say "hubba hubba!" Person staring Person who stares Person with a dirty look? Peep show customers Performs a full-body scan on? "Preserve me, __": Psalms Part of a plea for mercy Psalm 63 opening Psalm start Psalm starter Psalm words Paywall charge Pre-K.G.B. group Predecessor of MVD. Predecessor of NKVD. "Puss in Boots" baddie "Puss in Boots" beast "Puss in Boots" beast/adversary "Puss in Boots" figure "Puss in Boots" monster "Puss in Boots" villain People devourer People eater People eater of former days. People eater, perhaps Princess Fiona, after sunset Princess Fiona, e.g. Princess Fiona, for one Purple people eater, e.g. Purple-people-eater, e.g. Puss in Boots adversary Puss in Boots kills one that's disguised as a mouse People eaters People eaters, maybe People-eating giants People-eating monsters Polyphemus and others. Princess Fiona in "Shrek," e.g. Princess Fiona is one prayer fighter School "Pal Joey" author "Pal Joey" author John "Pal Joey" creator "Pal Joey" librettist "Pal Joey" novelist John "Pal Joey" penner "Pal Joey" playwright "Pal Joey" writer "Pal Joey" writer John "Psych" junior detective Jules "Plantation-owning family in a classic 1936 novel" Pal Joey's creator Pat Morita series Pat Morita show Plantation family of fiction Poet Frank Poet Frank who led the 1950s-'60s "New York School" Police chief's name in "Batman" Popular current author. Portrayer of the Rose matriarch on {/Schitt's Creek/} Prominent Illinois air travel hub Place for Chicago touchdowns Place for a Chicago touchdown? Place for many a Bears touchdown? Place for some Bears touchdowns Place for touchdowns in Chicago Place to see some Chicago touchdowns? Popular connection point Prairie State airport Prairie State hub Powers catchphrase "Puh-leeze, save the tears" Pooh Bear's lament Pooh's "pooh" Pooh's catchphrase Phrase said while sarcastically snapping one's fingers Phrase of distress Pearl clutcher's cry Pen name of William Sydney Porter Pioneer of the twist Porter nom de plume Porter pseudonym Porter's pen name Phrase of disappointment Phrase said with an eye roll Popular bar since the '20s "Pipe down, you!" Pa. river Paducah river Paducah's river Parma locale Parma setting Parma's place Part of B & O Part of B%26O Part of B&O Part of Northwest Territory Part of OSU Part of band o Part of the Northwest Territory Perennial battleground state Perennial swing state Phil Donahue's birthplace Pittsburgh's river Place for Columbus? Place for Reds and Browns Place that's also what you might say when you finally remember the name of Jupiter's third largest moon? Place whose state quarter features an astronaut Place-name that comes from the Seneca for "good river" President Taft's birthplace Pro Football Hall of Fame location Pro Football Hall of Fame state Person from Akron or Lorain President Taft,for one People from Akron People of Lima. Perennial football power Prime Minister before Suzuki Pitcher's triumph Phrase said while pointing Physics unit for electrical resistance Part of the resistance? Physicist Georg Physicist Georg Simon ___ Physicist Georg with electrifying discoveries? Physicist George Simon Physicist inspired by Volta Physicist of note Physicist or electrical unit Physicist with a law and a unit named after him Physicist with a namesake law Physicist with an electrical law Physics unit that offers resistance Physics-class unit Piece de resistance? Piece of resistance physicist German Pained exclamation Parts of a resistance? Physicist's meditation syllables? Physics "Law" Pieces de resistance? Power factors Practical units of electrical resistance. Physics 101 formula Physics lesson Physicist's little-known hygiene problem? Pumpkin grower's cry of surprise? Panicked cry Panicked plaint Phrase after a gulp, maybe Phrase of definite denial. Phrase often preceding "mr. bill" Phrase said in a panic Palindromic "well, well!" Palindromic cry of discovery Palindromic cry of surprise Palindromic exclamation of surprise Palindromic outburst Parsnips, turnips, etc. "Pick me! I know the answer!" "Pick me! Pick me! I know!" Please call on me, please! Playful response to a good dig Popular Quaker cereal Post Honey Graham ___ Post cereal made with honey Post cereal with an apostrophe in its name Post's Honey ___! Post-explanation chorus Preceder of an approximation, maybe Pregame song opener Playful commentary on a well-delivered zinger Playful response to a good insult Playful response to a zinger Praise for a zinger Phrase said when something unexpected happens "Please, it's too much!" "Please, this is too much" "Pfft, whatever you say . . ." Possible follow-up to "Which one?" Phrase with a shrug Part of "Jingle Bells" Pugnacious retort Polar cap? Polar or planet suffix person regarded as inferior because ignorant or lower-class PLANKTON remains buried in seabed mud, product of Paint base, sometimes Painter's option Palm extract Pan or can fluid Part of EVOO Part of OPEC Part of many an emulsion Peanut by-product Peanut extract Peanut or palm product Peanut or sesame, e.g. Peanut product Pecan or peanut, e.g. Pemex product Perfumer's supply Permian Basin output Permian Basin yield Persian Gulf commodity Petrobras commodity Petrodollar source Petrostate's reserves Pipeline flow Pipeline product Pore secretion Portrait medium Potato-chip coating Prevent from squeaking Product called "black gold" Product from olives Petroleum output Product of Iran. Product of Kuwait. Product of Maracaibo. Product of Shell or ExxonMobil Product of Teapot Dome. Product of Texas. Product of a field of dreams? Product of a well. Product of dates Product of shale. Product of tar sands Production from a well Prudhoe Bay find Prudhoe Bay product Pumpjack output Product from wells in Texas product Olive Animated product Peanut