Letter P 140250–140500

Province in Siberia. Picardy river Petit chanteur Port of Kyushu Portuguese and Brazilian weights. Pitcher Bob of the '86 champion Mets Pitcher Bob of the 1986 Mets Pancho's peeper Pedro's eye Pedro's peeper Peeper, to Pedro Picasso's eye Pupila site Peepers, south-of-the-border style Panamanian peepers Parts of la cara Potentially pulpy drinks, briefly Pro football star's monogram Pulpy beverages, for short Pulpy breakfast drinks, for short Pro football's Juice Peculiar mammal discovered in 1900. Peculiar mammal. Placating words to a spouse, maybe Permissions Permits to happen Pro team that plays in "The Thunderdome", for short Part of the Tombstone Historic District Pen in Tulsa? Put a stamp on, maybe Put one's initials on, perhaps Patronizing words, maybe Put one's initials on, maybe Political activist James known for undercover videos Painter Georgia Painter Georgia known for large flowers and New Mexico landscapes Painter of "Pelvis with Shadow and the Moon" and "Cow's Skull with Calico Roses" Painter of Southwestern scenes Pogo's swamp Pogo's swamp, in Georgia. "Pogo" setting Peat-filled place Pogo's home Phrase of resigned acceptance Pa Joad, for one Panhandle migrant Panhandler, perhaps Panhandler, possibly? Pejorative for a certain farmer, once Person from Tulsa, for short Pre-WWII migrant Pride of Muskogee? Pacific Battle site 1836 Pacific bastion. Pacific battle site Pacific battle site of 1945 Pacific battleground of 1945 Pacific island in major W.W. II fighting Pat O'Brien W.W. II film Prefecture whose capital is Naha Panhandle loc. Panhandler's home?: Abbr. Pt. of OSU "People Will Say We're in Love" musical Perennial stage hit. Ponca City's home "Prove it then!" Possible response to "Go do the dishes!" "Please, enough already!" Part of Cajun stews Pepper pot pods Pickled Southern fare Pickled ___ (Southern specialty) Pickled garnish for a Bloody Mary, perhaps Pickled or deep-fried veggie Pickled pod Plant also called lady's finger Plant also called lady's-finger Plant also known as ladies' fingers Plant called lady's-finger in England Plant pods. Plant used by Prudhomme Plant used for stews. Plant with pods Plant with sticky green pods. Pod component in bhindi masala Pod for pickling Pod in Cajun cookery Pod in Cajun cooking Pod in Cajun cuisine Pod in Creole cuisine Pod in Southern cooking Pod in a gumbo Pod in gumbo Pod in many cajun dishes Pod in some soups Pod in some stews Pod in southern cuisine Pod ingredient in gumbo Pod that can be safely eaten Pod that may be fried or pickled Pod that might be pickled Pod that's sometimes pickled Pod used in Creole cooking Pod used in gumbo Pod used to thicken gumbo Pod vegetable Pod vegetable in gumbo Pod veggie Pod veggie in caruru Pod veggie that gets gooey when cooked Pod veggie that's a cotton cousin Pod whose cross sections are pentagonal Podded plant for Paul Prudhomme Podded plant for Prudhomme Podded plant in a gumbo Podded vegetable Poddy plant Pods for Prudhomme Pods for soups Pods for stews Pods in Cajun cuisine Pods in gumbo Pods in some stews Pods often pickled Pods paired well with natto Pods that may be fried Pods that may be pickled Pods that might be fried Pods that might be pickled Pods used in Southern cooking Pods used in soups and stews. Pods used in stew Popular Gulf Coast veggie Popular fried vegetable of the South Prudhomme veggie pod Soup alternative pods plant Plants also known as ladies' fingers Plants grown for their pods Plants of the mallow family Plants with edible pods Pod-bearing shrubs Pod-producing shrubs Podded plants Pods often in the soup. Pods used in gumbo Pointer-to-thumb gestures Positive hand signals Puts one's initials on Possible reply to "I have a question for you" "Pay" extension "Pay" or "Motor" ending Popular transportation service in Bengaluru PALMYRA leaf palm Palm frond Palm frond: Var. Palm leaf paper Palm leaf: Var. Palmyra leaf Palmyra leaf: Var. Palmyra palm leaf. Pay Extender Info Pay add-on Pay addition? Pay attachment Pay closing Pay conclusion? Pay end Pay ender Pay ending Pay extender Pay extra? Pay finish Pay follower Pay or Cray ending Pay or Cray finish Pay or can ender? Pay or cray Pay or cray closer Pay or cup extension? Pay or play ender Pay or play ending Pay or plug ender Pay or plug ending Pay or plug finisher Pay or plug follower Pay or scram suffix Pay stretcher Pay suffix Pay supplement? Pay termination? Play back Play extension? Play or pay extender Plug appendage Plug closing Plug end Plug ending Plug extension? Plug or pay ender Plug or pay ending Plug or play ending Porto greeting Portuguese greeting Portuguese hi Product-name suffix Pulitzer biographer Winslow PATRON saint of Norway Palme of Sweden Past king of Norway Patron saint of carvers Popular name in Norway ___ Palme, Swedish politician patron saint Norway capital Patron saint of Norway (995-1030) Pearl Buck character Pearl Buck heroine Pearl Buck star Pearl Buck's star Pearl Busk heroine Pearl S. Buck heroine Pearl S. Buck slave Player of Chan role Portrayer of Charlie Chan Palm leaves used for writing Palm leaves: Var. Palmyra palm leaves. Poet Aukrust Prince ___ Coast Prince ___ Coast, Antarctica Persian evergreen Popular drugstore moisturizer once called Oil of ___ Pantene sister brand Pro-X Advanced Cleansing System brand Procter & Gamble beauty brand Procter & Gamble cosmetics brand Procter & Gamble product line Procter & Gamble skin care brand Procter & Gamble trademark Procter & Gamble's Oil of ___ Product once advertised with the line "The splendor of your skin" Past its prime, perhaps Past its prime, perhaps Part of GOP elephant drawer Part of V.S.O.P. Part of a bridal quartet? Past maturity Past one's "sell by" date Past prime