Letter P 149250–149500

Proton or electron, take your pick Physicist's report person who parties Persons: Colloq. Post-intermission segment Prize for a losing contestant Passenger leaving Edinburgh Airport? Political squabble People who take sides. Palestine problem. put on file ___ Poland, 1939. Puts barricades around Penn, to Teller Profit splitters Performer after whom a clone was named Package for Dolly? Pics featured at Dollywood? Participated (in) Person who doesn't have it all Phrase for a joint proprietor. Pear tree denizen, in a song Pear-tree occupant Pear-tree present. "Pear tree" Christmas carol birds Pheasants' cousins Pheasants' kin Performers' roles Plums for Thespians. Portion of a repair bill partner Labor Place in an auto dealership to pick up wiper blades or spark plugs Paper route, for one Penultimate installment in a hexalogy Portion of a distance. Part of G. O. P. Person in a contract Political affiliation Politico's group Potlatch, e.g. Present time, in a way Person who celebrates hard Person who loves going to raves, e.g. Person whose anthem may be "Born To Be Wild"? Place for a blast offshore Political bigwig Political heavyweight Political honcho Political appointments? Pictionary or Jenga, e.g. Perle Mesta, for one. person who goes to party Paper cone Pirate's favorite reveling cry? Political tag. *Political head honcho Political head *Political mantra Platform to follow Prevalent policy Political policies Political tenets Politicians might toe them Politician who's not independent Political agenda Political convention's creation Political statement of goals Political convention creations Person bringing down the vibe of a hang Places where majors are of minor concern? Platter at a catered event Pinata's undoing? person newly risen to a position of power or wealth "Pourquoi ___?" PSYCHOGERIATRIC Assessment Scale Panic! at the Disco "___ De Cheval" Parental pair, maybe Part of the French negative. Part of une danse Partners for mas Part of a ballet movement Pops, down on the farm Publicity men: Abbr. Part of a Hispanic "What's up?" paseng PERSIAN capital, former "Pensées" author "Pensées" philosopher Philosopher Blaise Philosopher/mathematician Blaise Philosophy's wagerer Pioneer in probability Pressure unit equal to one newton per square meter Probability pioneer Programming language named for a mathematician pioneer Probability programming language named for a french mathematician Programmer's veggie? Philosophical argument for belief in God Philosophical argument that everyone is betting on or against God's existence with their lives part0067COLUMBIA River department PASANG Panamanian promenade Path for promenaders Path set aside for walking Procession for Manolete Procession of matadors Promenade, in Madrid Promenade, in Pamplona Public boulevard Public walking place Public walkway Promenades for Pedro Public paths for perambulators Public places for walking Pish-___, rice broth. Pairs skater Grishuk province or jurisdiction of a pasha Part of UTEP Part of una danza Part of una salsa Poet and filmmaker Pier Paolo ___, who said, "To scandalize is a right, to be scandalized is a pleasure" piece of music in triple time person who lampoons Public mockery Part of a wagon train's route Patriot play Pigskin throw Pinochle player's word Pitch the pigskin Place to head 'em off Place to stop 'em at. Play in football Play with a receiver Poker choice Press Your Luck option Proceed beyond Puff, puff ___ Push the bill along Pivot, in horsemanship. Paragraph, perhaps Part of a book ... or something to book Prose excerpt *Phenomenon bemoaned by the nostalgic Parts of a printed context. Poem by Walt Whitman. Paterson's neighbor. Part of the FAQs on Volkswagen's website? Prove one's worth Phone security device Past the fashion cycle peak Pitched the pigskin Plane patron passerby person being carried in another's vehicle person travelling in a vehicle driven by someone else Patsy, to a cab driver? Person in the left lane, often Player like Unitas. Prudent poker player, perhaps person or thing that passes person that is passing or going by, esp on foot People in the fast lane Pigskin hurlers. Part four of quip "Pippa ___." Paul Weller "Time ___ ..." Plunkett's "bombs" Performance for one, in ballet Pollute the air Place for leaving slow drivers behind [blin... Playing catch. Place to get help with estate planning? Proscribing Playing tag? ___ pit (drive-in movie theater, in older slang) Popular juice flavorer Period immediately before Easter PASS (pass.) Part of a player piano? Prove acceptable Pesach Polo, archery, soccer Path run by a wide receiver Pre-season request? Pari ___ (at an equal rate) Pari ___ (equably) Pari ___ (equably): Lat. Pari ___ (equally) Pari ___ (fairly) Pari _____ (at an equal rate): Lat. Pari___(at an equal rate) poetic canto Popular game show "Peggy Sue Got Married" setting "Present" and "future" partner Perfect start? Present and future Previous time of life Prologue to shakespeare Prologue's antecedent Prologue, perhaps Prologue, to Antonio Proust novel "Remembrance of Things ___" Proust's "Remembrance of Things __" proto Person with fiery hair color Pappardelle, e.g. Part of a pizza. Part of many a pre-race preparation Penne Penne and shells Penne or fusilli Penne or linguini Penne or rigatoni Penne or ziti Penne, e.g. Penne, say Perciatelli e.g. Pesto can top it Pesto may top it Pesto partner, perhaps Popular food in Rome Popular pre-marathon meal Potato alternative Pre-marathon fare Pre-marathon staple Premarathon food Primi piatti, often Product of culinary cranks _Primi_ selection ___ primavera ___ puttanesca *Potluck offerings Premarathon celebration Penne and pappardelle Penne and rotini Penne and ziti Pesto may top them *Picnic bowlful Paper adhesive Paperhanger's need Paperhanging need Papier-mache component Partner of copy Partner of cut, in editing Phony gem Phony gems Piecrust dough. Plastic mass.