Letter P 171750–172000

Play with a ball Prokofiev ballet Prokofiev ballet: 1935 Part of a Juliet soliloquy Pilgrim: Span. Phonetic notation method Phonetic system. "Patton" character Painter of Lady Hamilton. Patrick's predecessor as Massachusetts governor Political personage. Politician George Politico whose given first name is Willard Portraitist George Presidential candidate who wrote "No Apology" Presidential hopeful in 1968 Prefabricated buildings. (Puzzle Editor J.N. Lewis) Frolic PLAY-loving lively merry girl or woman Pillow fight, for instance. Pillow fight. Play about Play about roughly Play energetically Play like a puppy Play rambunctiously Play supportively. Play without a care Played noisily Play suit (Puzzle by E.C. Gorski) Easy wins Pillow fights, for example. Pillow fights. Plays boisterously Plays like a puppy Plays noisily. Part of a militaristic "Star Trek" race Pointy-eared "Star Trek" character P. I. statesman P.I. diplomat Philippine leader of U. N. Philippine patriot. Philippine representative to the U. N. President of recent U. N. General Assembly. Probable new Ambassador from the Philippines. "Paparazzo Extraordinaire" Galella "Parks & Rec" boss "Parks and Rec" character Swanson "Parks and Rec" character whose "Pyramid of Greatness" exalts cow protein, pig protein, chicken protein, and old wooden sailing ships ("They're beautiful.") "Parks and Recreation" boss "Parks and Recreation" character Swanson "Parks and Recreation" libertarian Swanson Pal of Harry Pal of Harry Potter Pal of Harry and Hermione Pal of Harry at Hogwarts Palillo Actor Palillo of "Welcome Back, Kotter" Panthers coach Rivera Paparazzo Galella Part of an '80s First Family Partner of Don at CBC Sports Patti and Maureen's pop Paul in politics Paul of politics Paul or Howard Paul the pol Paul, Howard or Turcotte Perlman in "Star Trek Nemesis" Perlman of "Beauty and the Beast" Perlman of "Hellboy" Perlman of "Pacific Rim" Perlman or Howard Perlman or Palillo Pitcher Darling Pitcher Guidry Pitchman Popeil Political commentator Reagan Politician Paul Politico Paul Pop artist English famed for his satirical alterations of billboards Pop artist ___ English Popeil of infomercials Potter pal Weasley Potter sidekick Weasley Potter's pal Weasley President after Jimmy President who followed Jimmy Presidential son Reagan Press-secretary Nessen or Ziegler Prez who was Cap's boss Puerto Rican drink. Paxlovid target, informally President Reagan President between Jimmy and George Press Secretary Ziegler Portuguese soccer great who now plays in Saudi Arabia President who worked as a lifeguard Pope John XXIII Pasta brand Pocket Fisherman provider Pocket Fisherman purveyor Plump: French. Pro wrestler Rousey Printing script: round hand. Pro Bowl cornerback Barber Poetic form used by Chaucer Poetical form. poem with the opening words of the first line used as a refrain Poem with 13 or 14 lines Poem whose first, third and seventh lines are identical Part of many a concerto piece of music with a leading theme continually returned to Parts of sonatas Player of the first TV Tarzan Package word with a cable car in its "o" Pasta __: food brand Pasta ___ (Quaker brand) Pasta suffix, commercially Pasta, in brand names Pasta, in product names Pasta/rice brand word Pro Football Hall-of-Famer nicknamed the "Intellectual Assassin" Pop singer Spector Pop singer Spector who fronted a '60s girl group named for her Patron saint of the ordinary? Physician who was the 1988 presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party Presidential also-ran of 1988, 2008 and 2012 Puerto Rican rum Paul and Howard Paul and Popeil Pitchers Darling and Guidry Pitchers Guidry and Darling Politicos Reagan and Paul Pres. Reagan and others "Prince of the Ode" Physicist Wilhelm who discovered X-rays Packaged pasta brand Pouch-dweller, in Aussie slang PLUCK wool (Scot.) Pal (and rhyme) of Pooh Pal of Christopher Robin Pal of Piglet and Pooh Pal of Pooh and Tigger Perth pet, perhaps Piglet and Pooh's friend Piglet bud Piglet's joey pal Piglet's little buddy Piglet's little pal Piglet's marsupial pal Playmate of Pooh Playmate of Tigger Pooh buddy Pooh pal in a blue shirt Pooh pal in a pouch Pooh playmate Pooh's baby friend Pooh's bookmate Pooh's bounding pal Pooh's friend in "Winnie-the-Pooh" Pooh's friend, Little ___ Pooh's hopping friend Pooh's jumping friend Pooh's pal whose name rhymes with "Pooh" Pooh's rhyming pal Pooh's tiny pal Pooh's young friend Pooh's young pal Popular annual Tennessee music festival, for short Pouch holder, for short Pouch presence Pouch-dwelling pal of Pooh Part of an acre. Primitive cross Poker hand played after an especially high hand. Pamirs, "___ of the world" Parking spot for Santa Part of the mouth known as the palate Place for a cupola Place for a dish Place for a fiddler? Place for a garden. Place for a night club. Place for a solar panel Place for a vane Place for an urban garden, maybe Place for shingles Place for solar panels Play fiddler's spot Possible place for a heliport part Mouth area place Gable Butler, for protective covering on top of a motor vehicle Pre-cable reception aid Put down shingles Put tiles on a building Person whose services are provided on the house? Person whose work goes over your head? Person with a case of shingles, maybe Post-hurricane worker, say Penthouse adjunct. Penthouse feature. Place for an urban veggie patch Part of a house profile Pagoda's many Palates, e.g. Parts of houses and mouths Places for dishes? Places for gardens Places for satellite TV dishes Places for some solar panels Places for urban gardens Puts up shingles Place for antennas. Place for panels Place to shout from Place to see the town while painting the town red? Places to view fireworks Part of a king's guard Pawn taker Pawn taker, perhaps Pawn taker, sometimes Piece also called a castle Piece for Kasparov Piece next to a knight Piece on a corner square Piece on a1 Piece that begins in the corner Piece that begins on a corner square Piece that moves orthogonally Piece that plays it straight Piece that starts a chess game on square a1 Piece that starts in the corner Piece that starts next to a knight Piece used in chess. Piece worth approximately five pawns Pull a swindle on Pulled a con Penguin colonies Penguin or seal colony Police department newcomer Place to meet inexperienced chicks? Pieces on a chess board. Pieces that castle Place in a house to study, sleep, or play Place for living or sleeping Part of a building Pantry or parlor Pantry or presidential suite