Letter P 166750–167000

Passed on, as a message Passed the baton Place to pass the baton Passing events Pass-the-baton events Pass-the-baton track events Penn ___. Pony Express riders, e.g. Pony Express segments PASSER Plays the first card again. Pick up again *Public distribution P. R. handout. POW's hope. PR handout PR preparation Packaged news item. Paper to sign Parking brake lever Permission paper Permission to publish the news. Permit to be issued. Permit to be published. Piece of publicity Press ___ (newsroom oxymoron) Press agent's article. Press agent's handout. Press agent's issuance Press agent's piece. Press agent's work. Press hand-out Press notice Press statement Prisoner's goal Prisoner's quest Public relations statement Publicist's piece Publicity item Put in theaters Put out, as an album part with a possession or right piece Publicity Paramount issues? Permits to publish at a specified time. Press handouts Press statements Puts out, as a CD Puts out, as a record Puts out, as a song Puts out, like an album Paper signed before filming begins Permitting to be shown. Putting into circulation. Pulitzer-winning 1934 biography Pulitzer-winning biography by Douglas S. Freeman Pulitzer-winning biography of 1935 Pulitzer-winning biography of a Civil War general Pulitzer-winning biography of a Confederate general Pulitzer-winning war biography Place in a lower rank or position put in a less important position Proffers anew. Persistent to the max Puts on Airbnb again Painted a sign over Pertinency pertaining Program on which pundits talk about marinara and such? Plymouth K-car Plymouth model of the 1980s Past product Person who hasn't adapted with the times Piece from the past Piece of Greek pottery, perhaps Piece of ancient history Piece of antiquity Pot buried underground Pottery shard, perhaps Prized church object piece Museum area Put great faith in "Phew!" elicitor "Phew!" feeling __ pitcher: bullpen figure Place for pets at an airport Pitcher as fireman Parthenon sculptures Puts trust in, with "on" Perform as a closer Pitcher's substitute, often in late innings Pitcher from the bullpen person or thing that relieves Pitching subs Put on fire again Percussion instrument for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir? Protestant movement Put a new flannel layer in, as a coat Put new shelf paper down Put a new layer in, as a jacket Put down new shelf paper Put in new shelf paper, e.g. Puts down fresh chalk Post the URL again Put in a new URL Place to keep ancient artifacts Pickles or olives. Pleasurable appreciation Party veggie platter Place back on the market, say Put back in the catalog, e.g. Put back in the directory Put back on eBay, e.g. Put back on the market, as a home Put back on the market, as real estate Put back on the stock market Put on the market again, as property Put up for sale again, in a way Put back on the roster Puts back on eBay Puts on eBay again Puts the condo back on sale Put another match to Part of a corp. job offer, sometimes Possible consequence of a new job, briefly Possible incentive from the HR department Possible result of a job change, for short Potential new job requirement, informally Promotion requirement, at times Pull up stakes for one's co. Pull up stakes, briefly Pull up stakes, informally Pull up stakes, slangily Pull up stakes, so to speak Pull up stakes, to Realtors Pull up stakes, to a Realtor Pack in more ammo Photo session interruption Post-firing task Prepare for another shot Prepare for further fire Prepare for more firing Prepare for more pictures Prepare for more shooting Prepare for more shots Prepare more rounds Put a new clip in Put a new roll of film in Put another roll of film in Put fresh film in Put fresh shells in Put in a new supply Put in another clip Put in another magazine Put in fresh film Put in fresh film, e.g. Put in more ammo Put in more ammunition Put in more film Put in new film Put more film in a camera Put more film in the camera Put more film into Put more laundry into Put more powder in a musket Put more powder into a musket Put more shells in the shotgun Put new film in a camera place a new load on Placed more film in Placed new film in a camera Prepared for more picture-taking. Prepared for the next onslaught Prepared to fire again. Prepared to refire Put a new film in. Put more film in Preparing to fire again Prepares for another round of shots Prepares the musket again Prepares to fire again Puts in a new clip Puts in another clip Puts in another roll of film Puts in more ammo Puts in more film Puts in new film Puts more film in Puts new tape in the VCR Produce additional interest PLACE elsewhere Problem in urban renewal Put in the ship's record again Put into the books again Promotions may require them, for short Peter and Bridget to Jane: abbr. Pin one's hopes (on) Place confidence Place faith Place one's faith (on) Place one's trust in, with "on" Put faith in (with "on") Put trust in (with "upon"). Put trust in, with "on" Put your money (on) Putting trust in Putting one's faith in Put your faith in Put your trust in Put faith and trust in "Perfect Square" rock group Part of a sleep cycle Part of a sleep cycle, for short Part of a sleep cycle: Abbr. Period of sleep with dreaming Period read on a hypnogram Period when you're out Peter Buck band Peter Buck's band Peter Buck's group Phase that may boost creativity Phenomenon that occurs during dreams Polysomnogram letters Polysomnography readout Post-retirement acronym Post-retirement activity? Post-retirement occurrence Proof of night visions? Produced a new version Produced again, as a film Post again Put in the post again. Posts again Posts anew. Protect one's privacy, perhaps Part left over part which is left Publishers' headaches Part 6 of Ontario's motto Picked-over items Peter Jackson's "King Kong" was one Post fresh troops Provide a new crew. Provide fresh troops Provide new crew Provide with a new crew Provide with a new staff Provide with new personnel Provide with new staff Put on a new crew