Letter P 16250–16500

person who is opposed to nuclear weapons or energy Positron, e.g. plural of antipasto: a course of appetizers in an Italian meal Prosciutto, often psalm verse Pertaining to the land down under. Precise opposite Poles, e.g. polarisation polarization Planetary extremes Particle discovered in 1955 palaeontologist paper size prehistory Particle that’s the opposite of a basic matter building block PAPER quality PAPER, type of PBS "Roadshow" item Period piece. Piece of furniture from a former period. Prized heirloom Prized parlor piece Packards and Studebakers, now Prized relics. Period before the Middle Ages preceding today preterition person opposed to romantic poetry person opposed to monarchy People who are opposed Peruvian Indians who sound hostile Pro fighters Pro's foes Proposition opposition Pros' opponents Pros' opposites Protest coalition person living on other side of equator Persons whose shadows at noon fall in opposite direction. person who opposes separatism Povidone Iodine peroxide preventative prophylactic Pathogen combatant Pro-abstinence person opposed to sexism Providing a better grip Pollutant-reducing Promoting clean air person opposed to tobacco smoking person opposed to snobbery person opposed to socialism Preventing cyberclutter preventing things from sticking to a surface Popular position for politicians poles apart Prevailing westerly winds of middle latitudes Promoting fair competition, in a way Person or thing foreshadowed by a preceding one. POISON neutraliser/neutralizer for snake bite poison neutraliser Pacific Pacifistic Peace-loving. Peace campaign (... letters 5-8) Pacific mass? Pacifists' marches PRONGED thing Part of a Bullwinkle costume Part of a buck Part of a buck's defense Part of a lodge mounting Part of a rack Part of a reindeer Projecting part Protection for a buck Provider of bang for the buck? ___ Peak, Yellowstone Park. Pair in a rack Pair that might elicit a "Nice rack!" Pride of the caribou. Patiently industrious. PREDATORY insect Pit-digging insect Pit-digging insects Predatory insects Paul Rudd role that's large and small? Partner in merger #3 (2) People living under same meridian People who live on opposite points of the world. Painter Watteau Pioneering chemist Lavoisier Perry for whom an award is named Perry of Broadway awards Perry who's commemorated with a theater award Pianist Rubinstein Pianist Rubinstein: 1829-94 Pianist-composer Rubinstein Playwright Chekhov Playwright Chekhov First play of ___ Pavlovich Chekhov. Portia saved his skin Portia's husband's friend. Prospero's brother Puss, in "Puss in Boots" "Philadelphia" actor Portrayer of Pablo Picasso in Nat Geo's "Genius" series PROPER name to express an idea, use of Paramour of Cleopatra Play 3. part 1 pposite Pertaining to a cavity Picnic pests Pangolin diet Pangolin food Pangolin treats Pangolin's diet Pangolin's meal Pangolin's prey Pangolins eat them Pantry crawlers Pantry invaders Pantry pests Pantry pillagers Pantry problem Pantry raiders Pantry visitors Pantry-invading pests Pantry-raiding bugs Pants denizens Pants dwellers? Pants invaders? Pants phenomenon Pants problems Pants' contents, occasionally Participants in colonial warfare Parts of black widow spiders' diets People far below, seemingly People on the ground, to people in an airplane People seen from skyscrapers? People, as viewed from penthouses. People, seemingly, from a skyscraper Persistent pests. Pesky army Pesky insects Pesky pests Pesticide targets Pesticide targets, at times Pestiferous ones Pests at picnics Pests in a line Pests in a pantry Pests in strawberry fields Picnic buttinskies Picnic crashers Picnic crawlers Picnic critters Picnic guests Picnic hamperers Picnic infestation Picnic insects Picnic interlopers Picnic intruders Picnic invaders Picnic nuisances Picnic pests Picnic problems Picnic raiders Picnic ruiners Picnic spoilers Picnic troop Picnic visitors Picnic welcoming committee. Picnic's tiny invaders Picnic-invading pests Pismires Pismires and others Porch raiders Prey for aardvarks Producers of formic acid Proverbial hard workers Picnic pests with a sweet tooth Picnic snack that appears to have picnic invaders Pacing, maybe Pacing, perhaps Prone to fidgeting PALMER Archipelago island Port of Belgium Port on the Scheldt Premier League powerhouse Psychopomp with a wolf head Picking the right brown pigment is like playing the lottery -- you've just got to choose ___ Proctologist's subject PERSIAN King (AD 531-79) Persian ruler Part of the ear Percussion instrument Percussion instrument in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer" Prop in Road Runner cartoons Percussion instruments Props for "Aïda" chorus. Peace Nobelist Sadat Peace Prize winner Sadat President Sadat President between Gamal and Hosni Periods of uncertainty without "marker" "Pick a card, __ card" "Pick a number, ___ number" "Pick one" "Press __ key to continue" "Press ___ key" "__ port in a storm" "___ plans for the weekend?" Partner of all Pouchlike parts Precedes where and how Pronoun. ___ port in a . . . Portrayer of Beth in "The Queen's Gambit" Perfect gift for Carol Brady? *Points at clock impatiently* "Pass on that!" Perennial question from Ferris Bueller's teacher Person to play tennis with? Popular tennis player? Potential tennis opponent? Prompt to participate Party nominators sadly revealing, "Beggars can't be choosers" (3,4,2,1,5) Proposal phrase Porter's "___ Goes" Prototypical address Part of Gore's debate challenge to Bush Place for the truly bored Pol who tweeted that "Si es Trump, tiene que ser corrupto" Pol who whispered "most people don't know what capitalism is" Pol with a noted 2021 Met Gala invite Progressive NY congresswoman, for short Progressive congresswoman from New York, for short "Perfect!" NASA-style Peachy keen Peachy-keen Perfect on Apollo Perfect (hyph.) Perfect for NASA Perfect, as a rocket launch Perfect, at Cape Kennedy. Perfect, at NASA Perfect, in rocketry