Letter P 146000–146250

Purple Haze measures publishing house "Pardon ___ dust" "Pardon ___ dust" (renovation sign) "Pardon ___ dust" (sign of renovation) "__ Planet" (UN mag) "___ Planet" (David Attenborough series) "___ Planet" (nature series) Pronoun indicating something belongs to us Possessive for "we" Part of S O S, in popular usage Part of S.O.S., supposedly Part of the English translation of "Notre Dame" Part of the translation of "anno Domini" Partially my Partners' possessive Partnership pronoun Paternoster beginning Paternoster starter Plural possessive Plural possessive pronoun Plural pronoun Posessive noun Possession indication Possessive case of we Possessive for a couple Possessive for a pair Possessive for a queen Possessive for sharers Possessive for sharing people Possessive pronoun for many? Possessive pronun Possessive prounon Possessive word Pronoun for common property Pronoun for two Pronoun for two or more Pronoun for us Pronoun for you and me Pronoun in church names Pronoun indicating common property Pronoun made just for you and me? Pronoun that sounds like a unit of time Pulitzer winner "Locking Up ___ Own" Pulitzer-winning play, "___ Town" ___ Planet (United Nations magazine) plant from which curare comes Play at Ford's Theatre, April 14, 1865. Phrase suggesting collective swimwear ownership Part four of the quote Philip Roth political satire Person addressing attendees at an event we've organized Possessed by us, not them Pair's possessive Pair's pronoun Part mine, part yours Partially mine Partly mine Partners' pronoun Partners' word Partnership indicator Possessed by us Pronoun for a blended family Pronoun for sharers Possessed by us Pompous pronoun Pronoun akin to the "royal we" "Peace in ___." Play in which the Stage Manager is a character Play narrated by a stage manager Play set in Grover's Corners Play set in Grover's Corners, New Hampshire Play title anagramming to "WORN OUT" Pulitzer play for 1938 Pulitzer-winning play set in Grover's Corners Pomp addition Physically eject Pull off a coup Put out of office. Political evictions Political tactics Physically ejects Puts out of competition PERSON not in office Painting the town, perhaps Paroled, e.g. Part of KO Partner of "about" Pitcher's goal Plate decision Plight of "Casey at the Bat." Popular LGBTQ magazine Proudly LGBTQ+ Publickly known. Publicly gay Publicly queer Publicly trans, say Pour ___ 40 for (mourn, in a way) Put ___ fire Put ___ fire (do damage control) Perform better than Period of interruption Period of powerlessness Power interruption Power overload result Power problem Power trouble Power-failure period Powerless situation Problem at the power company Prospect that might evoke "We'd be delighted!" Periods of powerlessness Power dives? Power losses Power problems Prove better at debating Packed in more than Prevail over, at an auction portable engine for use on small vessel produce offspring through sexual relations outside a particular family or tribe Purchase more than "Poker Flat" character. Person who's been ostracised, dismissed by all the players Poker Flat figure person rejected by a particular group person who has been expelled from a caste Pariahs' gathering? "Poker Flat" group Personae non gratae Poker Flat people Put to shame, say Puts in the shade. Passe cheese holder? Precipice of exposed bedrock Protruding bit of bedrock Protruding feature on a cliff part of a rock formation that sticks out of the earth protruding or projecting rock Protruding rock formations Protestation Protesters often raise one Public furor Part two: Typical three-letter __ Performed better than Performed in excess Part 2 of the warning Play better than Performs better than Parkas and windbreakers, e.g. Prove a greater attraction Pitch more effectively than Pack away more than Pack in more than Polish off more than Prove more gluttonous than Put away more than Put fellow trenchermen under the table. Put more away, say Pulled from the closet (5) Pushed from the closet "Plan 9 From ___ Space" "Plan 9 from ___ Space" (nineteen-fifties Ed Wood film) Part of a target ___ planets (Jupiter, Saturn, etc.) Part of a spiral galaxy farthest from the center Part of the hearing organ Pluto, usually {/Pluto, e.g., before it was plutoed/} Peripheral path Play better defense than? Player near the boundary in cricket Person committing a certain fashion faux pas, per "Lizzie McGuire" Perform a military action. Payment to the I.R.S., e.g. Predict the actions of Present location, when visiting the boondocks Pitch better than Pot projection Projection for about 10% of the human race Prominent focus for a navel-gazer? Protruding belly button Protruding bellybutton Protruding navel Protruding navel, in slang Protruding navel, slangily Protruding part of the body Protrusive navel Protuberant navel Present en masse Present to a large degree Prominently and plentifully present Picnic or junket Picnic, perhaps. Pleasant excursion Pleasure trip, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Picnics or barbecues Picnics, e.g. Picnics. Popular hip-hop duo, despite their name suggesting otherwise Partying until the club closes, maybe Person on a wanted poster Posse target Prevail over in the long jump Passage through which things can escape Place for a plug or a sale Place for a wall plug. Plug-in place Plug-in spot Place that really plugs its products? Powerpoints? People living away from their place of work Preliminary draft Prospect for the future Prospect of the future Prognosticators have them. Prospects of the future. Panting, possibly Put ___ (forget). Phrase from "Robert's Rules" Publishing term. Play's precursor Pitching incorrectly? *Precariously situated Positioned perilously patients who do not reside in the hospital where they are being treated Perimeter defense Perimeter guard Placed under guard pursue farther than Part of I/O Power plant power, say Production in general Production manager's concern Production measure production of a certain amount production quantity Produces, as data Productions Produced as computer data, Public relations effort Program-closing graphic? Parts of an inning Parts of innings Party not in office. People not in office Pitcher's joys Pitcher's objective Pitcher's quest Pitchers' pursuit Pitchers' quests
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