Letter P 149750–150000

Page of music Person in a gown, perhaps Physician's client Playing the waiting game People who might have a change of heart? Pratibha -- (India's first female president) PATENA Paved area Paved garden area Paved outdoor area Paved outdoor area adjoining a house Paved part of a backyard, perhaps Picnic table place Place between a house and a backyard Place for Japanese lanterns Place for a "steak-out" Place for a Char-Broil Place for a chaise Place for a cook out. Place for a fire pit Place for a firepit Place for a grill Place for a grilling Place for a hibachi Place for a home barbeque Place for a large umbrella Place for a suburban barbecue Place for aluminum furniture Place for an Adirondack chair Place for grilling Place for many grills Place for outdoor carpeting Place for outdoor dining Place for outdoor dining, perhaps Place for outdoor furniture Place for outdoor potted plants, perhaps Place for some durable furniture Place for tiki torches Place similar to a porch Place to barbecue, maybe Place to eat alfresco Place to eat out Place to enjoy a beer, perhaps Place to enjoy the sun at home Place to keep a hibachi Place to sun Place to sunbathe or barbecue Porch-swing spot paved area adjoining a house Paved backyard areas Places for "steak-outs" Places for bug zappers Places for umbrellas Petit four purveyor Pidgin or creole Postscript about Greek letter used wrong way round in dialect Provincial dialect Provincial speech Pulitzer political cartoonist person's bottom Pair in a Double Quarter Pounder Paris name antedating Dior. Perennial 70's presidential candidate? Prefix meaning "father" Prefix with arch or lineal Prefix, with arch or mony. Pro ___ (for one's country) ___ potestas Pan-Africanist who served as the first Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo PADRAIG Presidential candidate of 2000 Player of X in "X-Men" Police conveyance Paul Revere or Nathan Hale Player in eight Super Bowls Proud citizen. person who loves his or her country PG movie? (1992) Patrick Henry, John Hancock, etc. Plains senator Part of S.P. Perform sentry go. Police routine Policeman's assignment Pound a beat Pound the beat Protect the border, in a way Pounded a beat Platoon activities Pounds a beat Premium tequila brand Political prerogative. Political-plum system pork barrel Political machine practice *Patrick, for Ireland Patrick, Brigid or Colmcille, for Ireland Pieces of butter. Pieces, as of butter. Portions of butter Positive feedback on the back Praises for pups Prepackaged butter portions Prepackaged diner spread Puppy pleasers Puts on a foundation Pol who called Reagan the Teflon President Person who's easy to trick Pet name for a child. person who is easily cheated, victimized, etc person who s easily fooled Puttee: India. Paw in Paris Paw, in France Paw, in Pau Paw: Fr. Praised, in a way Pitchman's forte Pitter partner Pitter-___ Plausible glib talk Paisley, e.g. Player's predetermined route Polka dots or plaid Paisley and plaid Paisley and plaid, e.g. Paisleys, e.g. Pitchmen's spiels Paws: Fr. Page from Oklahoma Page of songdom Page one of songdom? Page or LaBelle Page or LuPone Page who sang "How much is that doggie in the window?" Page with the pipes Page, "The Singing Rage" Pop R&B singer Labelle Pop diva LaBelle Pop singer LaBelle Presidential daughter Reagan Punk Smith Punk icon Smith Punk pioneer Smith Punk rock icon Smith Punk singer Smith in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Pop singer from Texas? Peppermint __ Peppermint ___ (York product) Peppermint ___ (candy purchase) Peppermint candy Peppermint candy brand Peppermint candies Pop singer turned quarterback "Peanuts" character Peppermint ___ Part of a burger Peppermint ___ of "Peanuts" Peppermint item Peppermint or hamburger follower PYRENEES-Atlantiques capital (Fr.) Pyrenean city Pyrenees city Pyrenees resort city. Pyrénées city Painter Cezanne Painter Cézanne Painter Cézanne or Gaugin Painter Gauguin Painter Klee Partner of Peter and Mary Patriot Revere Patron Saint of swordsmen Physician in the Senate Pierce on a court Political Ron or Rand Politician Ron or Rand Pontiff of Rome. Pope John __ II Pope __ VI (1963-'78) Post road-to-Damascus name Preachers' patron Preachers' patron saint Proverbial payee Pry or Bunyan __ Pry (snoop) ___ Potter, painter of animals. Pinero heroine. Playwright Vogel Pop music's Abdul Pop singer Abdul Pop star Abdul Poundstone of "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" Prentiss Prentiss from San Antonio Prentiss of "Catch-22" Prentiss of films Prentiss or Abdul Prentiss or Poundstone Pulitzer-winning playwright Vogel Pete Sampras's longtime coach Prentiss and Hawkins Prentiss and Stone of films Performer of prodigious feats Prominent chairman. Pablo Picasso's "one and only master" Political cartoonist added in 1973 to Nixon's enemies list Physics Nobelist who pioneered in quantum mechanics Perry Mason's aide. Perry Mason's sidekick Painter of Tahiti Pulitzer Prize dramatist: 1927 Physicist Wolfgang Physics Nobelist Wolfgang Physics Nobelist: 1945 Pope after Stephen II Pope of A.D. 757 Popular beer, St. __ Girl Pope before Sixtus IV Pope who was a patron of Michelangelo and Copernicus "Perils" girl. Pearl White role Pearl White's role, remember? Princess who was a sister of Napoleon Bonaparte Pope after Marcellus II Pope when Elizabeth I took the throne Painter of "Potter's Wheel"? Painter of "The Mocker Mocked" Part of a South American city's name Pessimistic knight? Pessimists' patron? Pee-wee Herman portrayer *Patriotic silversmith whose daring ride shaped American history Patriot born 1/1/1735 Patriot in a Longfellow poem Patriot in the American Revolution known for a midnight ride born on January 1, 1735 Patriot rider Polymath Founding Father Possessive in many church names Pry and others. Pop singer and Eliza's pursuer Pope who met with Galileo Pope who ordered Galileo to stop teaching heliocentrism Pope, 1605-21 Pope after John XXIII Pope of 1963-78 Predecessor of the September Pope Pot belly Protruding belly Protuberant belly Potbellies