Letter P 171000–171250

Popular British bird Pre-commencement activity Putting on clothing Providing post-bath garb to red-breasted singers? Pale color, to an oologist? Poet Jeffers Pulling an avian heist? "Popeye" star Pfizer cough medicine Paso __, Calif. Paso __: California wine city Paso ___, Calif. town Paso ____ CA "Parks and Recreation "actor Popular online multiplayer video game designing/playing system Prefix denoting mechanical construction Prefix for "call" or "sign" Prefix for an android Prefix for an automaton Prefix for call or cop Prefix indicating automation Prefix meaning "automated" Prefix meaning mechanized Prefix similar to auto- Prefix with "Cop" in Hollywood Prefix with "Cop," in a film title Prefix with -cop or -call Prefix with call Prefix with call or cop Peter Weller action movie of '87 Peter Weller's role as a policeman Plane loaded with explosives "Person" that speaks in beeps and boops Part of "R.U.R." Perfect slave Person who doesn't think for himself. Pixar's WALL-E, e.g. Primus or Helena, in a classic play Product of some high-school competitions Programmable machine Programmable worker Programmed assembly-line worker Push-button man Part of a modern assembly line Purchases for a high-tech hobby Part of Capek's "R.U.R." Penny Marshall's ex Petrie and Lowe Pulls a heist Pulls a heist on Peak in Canadian Rockies. Prepares to pay Paul Anka Part of Founding Father Morris's signature Part of RFK (abbr.) Part of RFK, briefly Preston or Frost: abbr. Pa. Signer Predator of elephants, in myth Pedro's rock Portugal's Cape __ Portuguese cape Portuguese cape (Europe's westernmost extremity) Portuguese cape that's continental Europe's westernmost point Political satirist Mo Pharma giant that makes Valium Pharma giant that manufactures Valium Pharmaceutical giant that makes Boniva Pharmaceutical giant that makes Tamiflu Pharmaceutical giant that makes Valium Pro who coached Lendl and Federer Producer of Accutane Popular music genre with electric guitars Paper loser Paul Simon was one, in song Pebble, e.g. Petrologist's specimen Plymouth landmark Plymouth or bed Plymouth or punk follower Pop-music type Porphyry. Prudential symbol Punk or indie, e.g. Popular lullaby Popular music genre pioneered by the likes of Elvis Presley Photo caption for Chris with a sandwich bun? Present-day dance. "Purple Haze" or "Satisfaction" Primitive filing tools? People might wave lighters in time to one Paleolithic displays Prehistoric medical supply? Plasmatics low note? Pleasant-sounding modern music? Pocantico Hills name Part of a touring group Porch chair Porch perch Porch seat part Cradle Odd place for a Parts of chairs. Plant; projectile Powerful projectile Projectile fired at White Sands, N. M. Pyrotechnic celebration? Powerful propellers PRACTICE of rocket propulsion Part of the missile program. Pyrotechnician's supply Profession requiring advanced math skills Part of a SpaceX launch Part of a launch vehicle Performer who must be from 5'6" to 5'10½" tall Precision dancer for 75-plus years Performers at Bush's 2001 inauguration Phase of space travel. Phenomenon of the near future. Play by Odets. Plants-and-stones spot Places for stones and flowers Planted areas that require little watering person interested in rocks and minerals Pretend mount Pushin' some bread back and forth? Put impressionist Rich to sleep? Passing musical phase. Phrase coined by Alan Freed Pop music on the Iberian Peninsula? Prudential logo Prudential's symbol "Play that thing, dude!" Pink Floyd's "The Wall," e.g. Pink Floyd's "The Wall," for one Perform energetically Play music loudly and energetically Performs "Stairway to Heaven" Performs "Stairway to Heaven," e.g. Performs great, so to speak Petrographer's collection Plowing obstacles Plymouth and Inchcape Puts out some hot, swinging music Prehistoric dwelling under a waterfall "Pillow Talk" actor's Hornet? Person with a pile of stones at a lake Potential disasters in mountainous areas Prince or Bono Proudly dresses like Bill Nye or Pee-wee Herman? Polishing mechanism Painter of the "Four Freedoms" series, 1943 Popular boxing nickname. Post-Baroque architectural style Predators of elephants, in myth Part of a piston assembly PLANT twig Paige, Bush's pick for Secretary of Education Paper towel holder Part of a fasces Part of a nuclear reactor Part of a towel rack Perp's piece Piece for a hood Piece of pier gear Piece of the underworld? Piscatory equipment Piscatory pole Piston attachment Piston connector Place to hang something Poet McKuen Pole at a pond Pretzel serving Psalm 23 comforter Punishment symbol Punishment, symbolically Punishment, with "the" Punty Punty or mandrel part Rotisserie Pteranodon of Japanese film Pteranodon of Japanese monster flicks Pterodactyl terror of Tokyo Pterodactyl terror of film Pterodactyl that terrorized Tokyo Pair for a fisherman Participated in a bike-a-thon, say Patronized Lyft Patronized Lyft, say Patronized Uber Patronized Uber, say Paul Revere did this Paul Revere did. Persistently harassed Persistently pestered Persistently picked on Pestered without letup Picked on persistently Piggybacked Passed on a bicycle, say Passed on the trail Passed, as in a parade Passed in a car on a lightly traveled way? Paca or jerboa Paca, e.g. Pack rat, e.g. Porcupine or gopher Porcupine or prairie dog Porcupine or woodchuck Porcupine, e.g. Porcupine, for instance Porcupine, for one Prairie dog or squirrel Pole for a vole? Pack rats, e.g. Porcupines and prairie dogs Porcupines, prairie dogs and pack rats Part of a Western stampede Pendleton event Pendleton's big event. People may lose their seats in this Place for a clown Place for a fast buck Place for barrels Place for broncs Place for bulldogging Place for riding and roping Place for some horseplay? Place to catch a few bucks Place to find pigging string Place to get some bucks? Place where fast bucks are made Performer who distracts bulls Part of Beverly Hills' Golden Triangle Pendleton and Calgary shows. People in these know the ropes Places for clowns Places for wranglers Places to see buckjumpers Places where contestants know the ropes? Places where staying up for 8 seconds may prove one's manhood Punchers' entertainment Paraded in review. Poe character who dies when attacked by his twin sister, shortly before his house collapses Pre-Bill Hillary Paris museum with many large sculptures Paris's Musée ___ Paris's Musée ___ (art museum) Philadelphia's ___ Museum (art institution) Peter ___, Nixon impeachment hearings chairman Pistons guard McGruder