Letter P
Put leftovers in the microwave
Preparing, as leftovers
Prepares leftovers
Puts back in the oven
Puts on the stove again
Possessed anew
Put back on the burner
Place on the payroll again
Put back on the job
Put back on the payroll
Put back to work
Put on the payroll again
Put to work again
Placed back on the payroll
Puts back on the payroll
Putting back on the payroll
Punch again
Prep the soil again
Prepare for planting again
Provide change in quarters?
Provide new accommodations for
Provide new digs for
Provide new quarters.
Put in a new home
Put back on the hook
Put back up, as a picture
Part of the conjugation of "res.”
Peça between the rainha and the bispo on a tabuleiro de xadrez
Place to buy a tent
Place to buy dehydrated food
Place to get outdoor gear
Popular gear retailer
Popular outfitter
Portugal's Alfonso I, e.g.
Portugal's Manuel II, e.g.
Portuguese coin: singular.
Portuguese king
Portuguese man o' war?
Portuguese royal
___ publicae (in matters of state): Lat.
___ publicae (in matters of the state): Lat.
___ publicae.
___ publicas (in matters of state).
Psychoanalyst Wilhelm
Political commentator Joy
Publisher Whitelaw
Publisher Whitelaw ___ (1837–1912)
Period during which a monarch rules
Period during which someone is dominant
Period on the throne
President's tenure
period of control
Postponement of a coronation?
Predominated
Plain governance?
Puts another match to
Post-1909 era, to numismatists?
Period for Marie Antoinette's doom
Period in French history
Predominates
Prevails.
pay back for some expense incurred
Paid back for expenses
Put back in force, as an expired tax
Put back in place, as measures
Part of a halter
Part of a horseman's gear.
Part of a martingale
Piece for an equestrian
Plowman's need
Polo controller
Polo influencer
Polo player's strap
Power control.
Preakness strap
Pull back (in)
Pull back, with "in"
Pull in, as a horse
Pull up a horse.
Pullback (with "in")
Palacio resident
Princesa's mother
Principe's mommy
Powerful pieces in ajedrez
Package deliverers of the present day?
Prancer, Dancer, et al.
Powerful échecs piece
Pulled up after a canter
Pull, as a horse
Pulling certain strings
Pull over, say?
Prepare again for printing.
Prepare for a second printing
Prepare for more printing
Prepare the presses again
Puts one's signature on again
Plow driver's handful
Pony brakes
Pony control
Pulls back, with "in"
Placed into again
Prevents from creating international crises with tweets, say
Put in office again.
put in place and connect (machinery, equipment, etc) again
PUT back in job
Place in statu quo
Put back again
Put back in position
Put in former position.
Provide more protection for
Put into the earth again
Properly deals with after an exhumation
Present a second time
Plow back the profits.
Put back into the company, as profits
Put back into the market
Put earnings back into a business.
put back profits from a previous investment into the same enterprise
Puts dividends to work
Press again
Presses over.
Paul of "Aliens"
Paul of "Mad About You"
Paul who does ads for AT&T's One-Rate
Pete __, former Brooklyn Dodger star
Prince's 2020 "Sign o' the Times," e.g.
Print anew
Publish a new edition of
Publish again
Publish again, as a novel
Publish anew
Publishing for a second time
Put back on the market
Put into circulation again
Put out a new edition
Put out a new printing of
Put out again
Put out again, as a CD
Put out again, as a book
Put out again, as stock
print-a-new
publish again book
Printed again
Printed anew
Put out more of
Prints a new edition of
Prints, as a new edition
Publishes anew
Puts out (a film) again
Puts out again
Putting out on an anniversary, maybe
Property-based security option
Pound away at
Put in the clink again
Pull away again
Push again.
Punts over
Prefix for "ease" or "ax"
Parochial sch. subject
Parochial school subj.
Part of the fam
Pastor's field: Abbr.
Pejorative noun suffix
Pejorative suffix
Person found in a tree: Abbr.
Person in a fam. tree
Person in a tree: Abbr.
Pertinent: Abbr.
Pop or mom: Abbr.
Pop, for one: Abbr.
Presb. or Epis.
Presbyterianism, e.g. (abbr.)
Press statement: Abbr.
Priest's study: Abbr.
Pron. kind
Prot. or Cath.
Prot., for one
Prepare for a sale, say
Prepare for return shipping
Prepare for return shipping, say
Put a new tag on
Put a new title on
Puts a new tag on
Put new shoestrings in
Put on skates again
Pack with cargo again.
Put on cargo again
Placed, as new carpet
Put down again
Put down again as concrete,
Put down again, as tiles
Put down anew
Pass Twice
Pass a second time
Pass a second time, in a race
Pass again
Pass again at Daytona
Pass again in the Indy 500
Pass again on the Track
Pass again, at Indy
Pass another racer twice
Pass once more
Pass over in a race
Pass twice in Indianapolis
Pass twice in a race
Pass twice on the track
Passes a runner twice.
Passes more than once
Passes the field again in a race.
Patient's problem
Patient's woe
Patient's worry*
Post-treatment setback
Problem during convalescence
Put a shoe on the finishing form.
Pest who tells movie plots
Prepare for replastering.
Pertaining to something
Person connected by blood or marriage
Pertinent to Juan
person who relates a story
Put through the washer again.
"Put your feet up"
Partner of sit back
Physician's advice
Psychiatrist's advice
person or thing that relaxes
Pregnancy hormone
Pass along, as info
Pass along, as information
Pass along, as news
Pass from one to another
Pass on a message
Pass on in a race, as a baton
Pass on, as a baton
Pass on, as a message
Pass on, as information
Pass the baton
Pass-the-baton event
Pass-the-baton race
Passed-on Who song?
Pony Express method
Pony express feature
Pony-express method
Power-failure villain.
Puck passer's ploy
Passed along
Passed along, as a message
Passed along, as news
Passed from one to another.
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