Letter P
Publication exhortation
Publisher's entreaty
Paper extension
Parents continuation, say
Passport extension, say
Playboy's offer
Playboy's request
Process of extending a subscription or licence
Publisher's notice
Product that targets wrinkles (... letters 8 to 5)
Periodical receiver, periodically
Pleased subscriber
Publisher's best customer
Pays for more Time
Place to eat a turkey leg or watch a jousting match, for short
Painter Guido
Painter Guido: 1575–1642
Painter of "Aurora"
Painter of "Fortuna"
Painter of the "Crucifixion of St. Peter" in the Vatican
Prefix meaning kidney
Play the wrong card.
Persistently opposed.
Persistently opposing
Portrayer of Marvel's Hawkeye
President of 2d Austrian Republic.
President of Austria.
President of Second Austrian Republic.
"Property Brothers" project, informally
Parting point.
Parting-of-the-ways place
Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts setting
Place for a divorce
Place for broken matches
Place of heavy betting
Place of many deals
Place of many hitches?
Place of many risks
Place of many, many deals
Place one requests to be hit
Place to do more than separate?
Place to get hit, if you wish
Place to get hit?
Place to get separated from one's spouse or money
Place to place your bets
Place to split
Place to split aces
Place to throw cubes
Place to unhitch?
Place where many elbows are sore
Place where one asks to be hit
Place where some call and others call it off
Place with lots of slots
Politician impersonated by Will Ferrell on "Saturday Night Live"
Popular weekend destination for many Northern Californians
Porter's Sweeney
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Painter Pierre-Auguste
Painter associated with Monet
Painter influenced by Monet
Painter of "Baigneuses."
Painter of "Bathers."
Painter of "La Toilette"
Painter of "The Bathers"
Painter of flowers and bathers
Painter of many nudes
Pierre-Auguste ___, French painter
Pierre-Auguste of impressionism
Paintings by a French artist.
Pierre Auguste and Jean
Playground response to a taunt about the characteristic traits of one's parents, say
Put aside voluntarily.
Prune, as old shrubs
Put in some new fixtures, say
Payment for an apartment
Pad bill
Pad cost
Pad expense?
Pad payment
Part of newlyweds' monthly budget
Part of overhead
Part of the budget.
Part of the monthly budget
Part of the overhead
Patronize Airbnb
Patronize Alamo
Patronize Alamo or Dollar
Patronize Avis
Patronize Dollar
Patronize Hertz or Avis
Patronize Hertz or U-Haul
Patronize Hertz, say
Patronize U-Haul
Patronize U-Haul or Avis
Patronize U-Haul, e.g.
Patronize U-Haul, say
Pay a flat fee
Pay by the month
Pay for a flat
Pay for a pad
Pay for periodic use
Pay for stay
Pay for the use of
Pay for use of
Pay monthly, say
Pay to borrow
Pay to lease
Pay to live at
Pay to live in
Pay to use
Payment due on the first of the month, typically
Payment for a landlord
Payment for a storage unit
Payment for office space
Payment for quarters
Payment for retail space
Payment for tenancy
Payment for use of property.
Payment for use.
Payment from a tenant
Payment in Monopoly
Payment often made on the first
Payment on the first
Payment to a landlord
Payment under controls.
Pepper song about monthly landlord bill?
Pet Shop Boys song about landlord payment?
Pick up a video
Pierced by sound.
Price of lodging.
Price of quarters
Prime home-budget item.
Problem stemming from housing shortage.
Property payment
Puccini-based musical
Pulitzer winner of 1996
Pulitzer-winning musical
Pulitzer-winning musical of 1996
Pulitzer-winning musical whose song "Seasons of Love" teaches that there are 525,600 minutes in a year
payment made by a tenant to a landlord or owner of a property
Part of a big name in fashion
Prelude to car or tux
Prom limo, e.g.
Paid guard
Payment for a lease: Rare.
Paddleboat, often
Picked-up pickup, perhaps
Prom tux, probably
Prom tux, usually
Prom night tuxedos, usually
Prom tuxes or summer cottages, e.g.
Protestors-on-call
Parisian tenant's payment
Parisian's income
Pension, in Paris
Periodic income, in Paris
Pierre's annual income
Pierre's income
Private income, in Paris
Public income in France.
Paid for a flat
Paid for monthly, say
Paid to borrow
Paid to use
Paid to use temporarily
Patronized Avis, e.g.
Person paying thousands for quarters, say?
Possible source of monthly income
person who lets his property in return for rent
Parisian incomes
Private income: Fr.
PERSON living on the product of investments
Person with fixed income.
person who lives off unearned income such as rents or interest
Patronizing Netflix
Paying dollars for quarters
Paying to stay at
Patronizes Airbnb
Patronizes Avis, say
Patronizes U-Haul, e.g.
Payments for use
Payments from tenants
Payments on Boardwalk or Park Place
Payments on Monopoly deeds
Payments to a landlord
Payments to landlords
Pays a landlord
Pays dollars for quarters?
Pays for an apartment
Pays for, nonpermanently
Pays to borrow
Pays to stay
Pays to use temporarily
People may be put out if they're not put up
Plays landlord
Property owner's income
Provides a room for
Provides a room for, perhaps
Provides space for, in a way
Provide an apartment for
Provide Yoko with quarters?
Put in a new order, perhaps
___ Piano, designer of The New York Times Building
Packard contemporary
Packard rival
Pierce Arrow competitor
Pierce Arrow contemporary
Pierce Arrow rival
Pierce-Arrow competitor
Pierce-Arrow contemporary
Pierce-Arrow rival
Pioneer trade-in.
Popular '20s auto
Popular Roaring Twenties auto
Popular auto of 1920's
Popular car of 1906
Popular car of the '20s
Prized antique auto
Prized classic car
___ property (building owned by a lender)
____ Speedwagon
Put more lubricant on
Present new evidence in a case, maybe
Put away the "Closed" sign
Put back on the table
Put up a "Back in Business" sign
Prepares for business after a holiday
Put back in stock
Put in for more
Puts back into stock
Prepare to emerge from bankruptcy
Post-merger overhauls, informally
Put in positon once again
Put back into alignment
Pierce-Arrow alternatives
Pierce-Arrow rivals
Popular '20s cars
Product of R. E. Olds
Political delegate, briefly
Person giving a presentation, for short
PAC donee: Abbr.
PERSON of immoral character (sl.)
PR agent
PUBLIC estimation
Part of RNC
Part of a bodybuilder's workout
Part of a gym count
Part of a gym rat's set
Part of a gym routine
Part of a gym set
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