Letter P 148250–148500

Painful spasms Piercing pains Pinpricks of conscience Part of Oklahoma. Part of Tex. Part of Texas Part of Texas or Oklahoma. Part of W. Va. Parts of Texas and Oklahoma. Pan Michael's sister's title. Polish Mrs. Polish lady. Polish title for a married woman Polish title of address, Mrs. or Madam. Polish title: Mrs. Polish honorific equivalent to "Mrs." Peru's interim president "Pray for the Wicked" band __! at the Disco Pain's fellow minion in "Hercules" Part of the business cycle. Pre-exam feeling, if you didn't study Pre-exam feeling, maybe Prelude to a stampede Public scare Pusher's target Psychological problem caused by a financial crisis? Pick up the tab? (... letters 3-6) Prepare for a close-up Panera Bread offering Panera Bread sandwich Pressed Italian sandwich Pressed sandwiches __ press: small appliance Pressed Italian sandwiches Pressed lunch orders pompous self-important officials of people of rank Pompous official Pretentious official pasturage for pigs, esp in a forest Plushy fabric. Pack animal's basket Pair of baskets for pack mules. person who plays a steel drum PIECE of cloth (L) Prison design that allows surveillance of any inmate at any time Prison structure described by Foucault Pictorial view. Picture representing a continuous scene Postcard view PALERMO city, ancient name of (It.) Prove profitable: Colloq. Prove successful Prove to be successful PANDEAN pipe Pastoral instrument Pastoral wind Primitive mouth organ Primitive flutes Primitive wind instruments Paella cookware Paellera and wok, for two Partner of pots Partners of pots Parts of a balance scale Poor reviews Pots partners Pots' companions Pots' cookware partners Pots' pals Pots' potners (groan) Producers' fears Prospecting props Prospecting tools Prospectors' props Prospectors' receptacles Prepare salmon, in a way Prepare, as pork chops, perhaps Potentially attracted to anyone person open to any sexual activity Pretty violets Purple-and-black blossoms Part violet Plant also known as heartsease Plant of the violet family Plant sometimes called heart's-ease Popular winter flower in the South Pyramid affair? Puff like a pooped pup Puff of an engine Puffing sound Prell alternative Pro-V hair care brand Procter & Gamble hair-care line Puffing one. person who pants PANTOTHENIC acid, active form of "Pink" cat of film Pitt athlete Pitt man. Pitt mascot PITTSBURGH athletic team PITTSBURGH college athletic team Pittsburgh University's team. Pittsburgh team Prefix for graph or mime. Prefix with mime or graph PORTRAY by dumb show Perform without words Performance beyond words Performance with no speaking play based on a fairy tale, performed at Christmas time Performs without talking Printer's color-matching system PUPPETEER, first on television (1939) Place for canned goods Place to keep goodies. Place to store canned goods Place to get drunk in the kitchen? Pair of ___ Pair to press Part of a three-piece suit Part of an outfit Parts of suits. Pedal pushers, e.g. Popular garb Popular women's garb Porky Pig's lack Place for a crease Place to place a wallet or handkerchief Person stuck in some underwear? Pantagruel's companion Papal silver coins. Pasquale the Corsican patriot Phila. suburb Philadelphia suburb on the Main Line Philadelphia suburb served by Amtrak's Keystone Service ___ Peaks (Indiana ski area) "Paradise" painter Painter Uccello Painter Veronese or architect Soleri Paul : U.S. :: ___ : Italy Paul, Italian-style Paul, in Italian Paul, in Palermo Paul, in Parma Paul, in Pisa Pietro ___ e Maria Pope's name, in Rome Painter Veronese preceded by a dozen like-named siblings? peacock blue color Political patronage Poor writing Porridge, palindromically "Proud" one "___, potatoes, poultry, prunes and prism . . . " P, in a phonetic alphabet P, in radio lingo Partner for a mama Patriarchal nickname Perry Como's "___ Loves Mambo" Person honored in this puzzle Pizza magnate "___ John" Schnatter Pizza maker John Schnatter's nickname Pizza's John? Poilu's name for Marshal Joffre. Pop, for some Pope, in Assisi Pope, to a Roman Porridge-eating bear Potato, in Spanish Potato: Spanish. Proud cigar passer. Pontiff's office Pontiff's term of office Pope's office papal system position or term of office of a pope Physician-turned-dictator Pertaining to His Holiness, Pius XII. Pertaining to John Paul II Pertaining to Karol Wojtyla Pertaining to the Holy See Pertaining to the Vatican Pertaining to the pontiff Pertaining to the pope Pontiff-related Proceeding from the Vatican. Pontiff's gold treasure? Pronouncement from Francis Perry Cobo hit, 1954 Perry Como song Pontifical blue toon? Photographers heckle this writer following Hemingway (9) Photographers make fun of me chasing Father (9) Photographers who pursue celebrities photographer specializing in candid photographs of famous people "Proud" ones with cigars Potato, in Peru P.T.A. members: Colloq. Pablo's potatoes Parental pair Paters familias. Pontiffs, in Roma Potatoes, in Panama Proud guys Proud ones, often Proud pair Proud parents Potato dishes in Spanish cuisine papaverous pertaining to or like a poppy; belonging to the poppy family of plants PAPAVERACEOUS "Poor man's banana" PAYPAYA fruit Purple-flowering tree papaya "Poor man's bananas" Purple-blossomed trees PAPAY papaw Pawpaws Part of a Central American grove PAINTED bunting Pope, in Paris "Paul Gauguin" port of call Pacific Rim trading center Popular Polynesian port Port town of Tahiti. port Tahitian Language akin to Pitcher who struck out the final batter of the 2007 World Series Publisher's output PAER mulberry product PAPER mulberry product PULP product Paint alternative Part of TP Photocopier supply Post in Washington, for example Post or Daily News Post or Times Post or Trib Printing surface Product made from pulp Puppies are trained on this Publisher's rerun Predawn pitcher? Provider of important service. *Payment method being replaced by mobile banking Physical printout as opposed to digital file Picnic accessory.