Letter P 162750–163000

"Phantom Lady" actress, 1944 "Phantom Lady" co-star, 1944 "Phantom Lady" star Ella ___ "Phantom Lady" star, 1944 Pennies from heaven? Planting areas designed to reduce runoff from downpours Pluviometer Pluviometers. Precipitation measurers Pariacaca, for example Parjanya, in Hindu myth Protection from cats and dogs? Peak in Washington. Peak near Tacoma. Peak of the Cascades. Peak or pince. Peak sometimes called Tacoma Pacific Northwest volcano sharing its name with a national park Pouring down Precipitating, in a way Productive attorney Pros at increasing profits Party planner's setback Postponed baseball game, for example Postponed game Parade ruiners Parade spoilers Parade stoppers Play delayers Pores Pours or drizzles Pours or sprinkles Pours outdoors Precipitations. Problems for parades Prominent English actor. Part of a weatherman's job? Polished shoes to Claude? Precipitation not yet visible? Precipitatation. Property assessment based on its potential impact on stormwater-handling infrastructure Protection against cats and dogs? Parade-spoiling Pluvian Pluvine. Pluvious Pouring cats and dogs Proverbial kind of day. Puddle-producing Period of wet weather People of Nepal. Polish diva, Chicago Opera, 1914. Polish opera singer Rosa ___. Part of a poker bluff Pay boost Pay bump Pay envelope fattener Pay increase Pay-envelope surprise Paycheck boost Paycheck enhancer Paycheck increase Paycheck upgrade Pleasant hike? Poker "bump" Poker betting option Poker player's option Poker player's tactic Poker player's verb Poker strategem. Poker strategy Poker-player's move Poker-player's ploy Possible result of union negotiations Possible result of unionizing Post-review reward Pot fattener Pot-growing action Present, as an issue Problem for E.S.A. Promotion accompanier Promotion result Promotion reward, usually Proper play with a great hand Provide parenting for Put in more chips, say Put up or tear down, they say (5) ploy Bluffer game Prepare to toast Put up some big numbers? Partied and then some Partied heartily Performed a Herculean feat #4 Protested noisily Person with pocket aces, often Poker bumper Poker player who doesn't stay? Poker player who takes risks Poker player, perhaps Pot bumper Parents and some poker players Poker players, at times Poker-pot increasers Pay hikes Pay increases Paycheck increases Performance boosters, perhaps Poker game maneuvers Poker plays Poker ploys Poker strategies Post-review rewards Pot boosters Prepares to surrender Paints a rosy future Parents in the Hundred Acre Wood? Protests noisily Puts in more chips, e.g. Play Paul Revere Participate in a Sure commercial Panettone bit Panettone piece Part of a Poitier movie title. Plum pudding tidbit Product of Fresno, Cal. Post cereal Pear-and-quince preserve Purpose of yeast? Parental responsibility Poitier film, with "A" Pastry with dried grapes Part of a panettone recipe Popadam dip "Pajama Game" actor "Pajama Game" star Paul Mark Scott's "The ___ Quartet" Paul Scott novels "The _____ Quartet" Paul Scott series "The ___ Quartet" Paul Scott work: "The ___ Quartet" Paul Scott's "The ___ Quartet" Period chronicled by Kipling Period in India's history Period in Indian history Period of British rule in India Post-1858 rule Pre-Gandhi rule Public-economics scholar Chetty Panaji noble Patna prince Prince from India Prince in Punjab Prince of Agra Prince of India Prince of India (Var.) Punjab potentate Punjab prince Punjabi chief Punjabi moneybags Punjabi prince Punjabi prince (Var.) prince Indian Part of the Indian nobility Passenger in a howdah. Piece in early Indian chess sets Poona prince Potentate, in India Prince of Borneo Princess Jasmine's pet Punjab V.I.P. prince Hindu aphorism "Pinball Wizard" Indian prince? Princes from Punjab Princes of India Punjabi princes Princely Easterners Princely Indians Princes in India. Princes of Punjab Punjab potentates Punjabi royals Princely state of India PRINCELY governor Paul Scott tetralogy, with "The" Part of Muslim prayers Pile maker Poker chip collector Portion collected from the pot Profligate one Profligate person Pronged tool. Performed autumnal labor Piled leaves Played croupier Played in a sand tray, perhaps Played the fall guy? Pulled into piles, as leaves Profited handsomely Prosper, businesswise Percentage of the take Portrait of a libertine? Person equipped for clamming Person gathering leaves Person gathering leaves in the fall person who rakes Prospers in a big way Pulmonary cracklings Political cartoonist Ted Practiced tennis Pregame cheerleader Political conventions Political functions Popular meetings. Pre-election meetings. Presidential candidate's stops Protest events Pertaining to the rails. Pep ___ (morale booster) Peppy event Peppy gathering Political campaign event Political event in a swing state, say Political hustings. Pre-closing bell excitement Pregame rah-rah meeting Paris-Dakar, notably Public-road race Point-to-point auto competition Pal of Potsie and Richie Peace Nobelist Bunche Peace Prize winner Bunche. Polo star's first name Pray to the porcelain god Philosopher-writer Waldo Pirate legend Poet born in 1803 -- Purina Pet food brand name Purina partner Purina partner replaced by Nestlé Purina's longtime partner Purina's partner Part of a computer’s memory Pounds forcefully PC ad acronym PC capacity PC capacity, for short PC storage acronym Part of a herd Part of a pile driver. Part of a pile-driver.