Letter P 152000–152250

Peanuts beagle often seen with Woodstock Pungent plants. Pizza sausage Pizza selection Popular pie topper Popular delivery order Pies with spicy sausage topping Philadelphian thick soup Pungent soup Pelts (with) Produce section array Puppy owner's chore? Pharmaceutical picker-upper Pregame meetings Pre-football game gathering. Pregame event Pregame morale booster Pregame show? Puts a jolt into, with "up" Place to learn cheerleading? Part of a classic taste test Part of a famous taste test Pick among pops Pop icon? Pop pick Popular pop originally named "Brad's Drink" Potable associate of Rice-A-Roni Product created by a North Carolina pharmacist Product hawked by Britney Spears Product hawked by Spears, Britney fan Product introduced by a North Carolina pharmacist in 1898 Product once advertised with the slogan "The choice of a new generation" Product once pitched by Michael Jackson and Mariah Carey Product whose name comes from the Greek for "digestion" Parent of Frito-Lay and Bubly Popular rival of Coca-Cola Pop launched in 1898 Popular drink since 1878 Product in whose ads James Dean made his first filmed appearance Product introduced as Brad's Drink in 1893 Pimps who hang around vending machines? protein digestive Pizza's partner potables in "Home Alone" Part of a coach's jab Pregame morale builder Pitches before the game? Promoting digestion peptically Protein's cousin proteins Product of digested proteins. Product of protein conversion Protein formed in the early stage of digestion Put some pizazz in Prolific diarist "p," in many abbreviations PPM part PROFESSIONAL and Executive Recruitment Part "missing" from p.s.i. Part of K.P.H. Part of MIPS Part of PPM or MPH Part of PPV or mpg Part of a price Part of a rate of speed Part of a speed Part of a speed limit Part of b.p.m. Part of bps Part of i.p.s. Part of mpg or mph Part of p.p.d.o. Part of ppm Part of rpm or mpg Parts ___ billion Parts ___ million Pay - view link Pay ___ view Pay-__-click Pay-__-view Pay-__-view (TV service) Pay-__-view movie Pay-___-click (advertising model) Pay-click connection Pay-view connection Pay-view link Piece of rpm Prefix denoting "in a" Prefix for adventure Prefix for cent or adventure Prefix with chance Prefix with chance and adventure Prefix with chance or adventure Prefix with chloride or oxide Prefix with force and form Prefix with form or fume Prefix with form or spire Preposition often replaced with a slash Price ___ pound Price clarifier Price-qualifying word Pricer's word Pricing preposition ___ piacere (please): It. Paduan's pear Part of Istanbul Pear, in Pamplona Pear, in Peru Pear, to Pedro Pisan's pear Piper in "Coyote Ugly" Piper of "Covert Affairs" PAR aventure PER aventure PULAU Pinang dan Seberang Perai industrial estate pedometer Phrase of interest Pie slice, so to speak Polling unit Polling stats Pie chart figures PRODUCT of perception Parakeet seat Parakeet's pole Pirate's shoulder, at times Pirate's shoulder, for a parrot, stereotypically Pirate's shoulder, stereotypically Place to roost Pole on which bird rests PAR chance PERADVENTURE Places to sit Place to reel in some freshwater game fish? Park fixture for a fish? percoid PERSON who perceives Pain med brand Prescription pain medication Painkiller first sold in 1950 perciform pass or filter through small holes Prepares, in a way, as coffee Perceived: Fr. Poet MacKaye. Pain ___ (French toast, in France) Pain ___ (French toast, in French) Placed on watch Proust title end Proust title word Proust's "A la Recherche du Temps _____" Proust's "À la Recherche du Temps ___" Plucking, cutting, packaging, etc.? "Patriarche," often Papa, in Paris Parent in Provence Parent to Philippe Paris papa Paris pop Paris pops Paris relative Paris's Cimetière du ____ Lachaise Parisian father Parisian papa Parisian patriarch Parisian pop Parisian priest Parisian priest's title Parisian's pop Partner of mère. Pater, in Paris Pierre's father Pierre's papa Pierre's pop Poitou pop Pop in Paris Pops at a patisserie Pops in a café? Pops up in France? papa Paris Info Portugal's Ambassador to U. S. Portugal's ambassador to United States. Portuguese Ambassador to U. S. putting an end to or precluding a right of action, debate, or delay PLANT coming up year after year Plant renewing itself yearly Plant that grows back each year Plant with a life cycle of more than two years plant lasting for more than 2 or 3 seasons plant lasting for more than two or three seasons Present day figure in Paris? P.M. preceded and succeeded by Shamir Padres' relatives. Parisian fathers Parisian papas Parisian pops Peace Nobelist Shimon Pierre's parents President between Katsav and Rivlin Prime minister of Israel before Netanyahu Part of a philatelist's dotted line Philatelist's abbr. Philatelist's concern, briefly Philatelist's term Pierced with holes (abbr.) Postage stamp edge, for short Providers of finishing touches Pitcher's ultimate feat: 27 up, 27 down Pitcher's dream outing Pitcher's unimprovable outing person who completes or makes something perfect Pristine field for Manchester United? Person nobody knows Parent's dream? Prepare a data card Prepare a dotted line, perhaps Punch holes through patefaction Play for an audience Pmt. coupon tear-off lines Postage stamp separators, for short Passion, e.g. Product of Paris. pleasant smelling scent Placed a sweet aroma on perfumy Person who makes scents person who makes or sells perfume perfumes in general passageway Vine-covered area "Paradise and the ___" (Thomas Moore poem) PERSIAN elf Persian beauty Persian fairy or genie Persian mythological beauty Persian mythological being. Persian pixie Persian spirit Persian sprite Phyllis in "Iolanthe." Prefix for "meter" or "scope" Prefix for "scope" Prefix for meter or winkle Prefix for scope or patetic Prefix for wig or winkle Prefix meaning "all around" Prefix on scope Prefix with "scope" or "meter" Prefix with -cardium and -helion Prefix with -meter or -scope Prefix with meter and scope