Letter P 173750–174000

Puny animals. Puny pups Period preceding a big event Pile on, as a score Put expenses on a tab "Project __": fashion design show Place for a working model Place for model citizens? Place for planes or models Place for strutters Place for a fashion show strut Place where you might see ensembles Person who wears high fashion? Pilot's second career? Pilot's standard routine after leaving the gate? Parts of airports and fashion shows Pakistan payment Pakistan payment, perhaps Pakistani dollar Pakistani money Pakistani moolah Poet Brooke Publisher Murdoch Publishing magnate Murdoch Publishing tycoon Murdoch Prince ___ Land (historical Canadian region that drains into Hudson Bay) Poet Kaur Pioneering sci-fi play Play Asimov called "immortal for that one word" Play about androids Play about automatons Play about robots Play about robots, 1923. Play by Capek. Play by Karel Capek Play from whence the word {/robot/} comes Play from which the word "robot" comes Play in which "robot" was coined Play in which Spencer Tracy made his (nonspeaking) Broadway debut Play in which Spencer Tracy made his Broadway debut Play in which the word "robot" was coined Play of 1923. Play that brought "robot" into the vocabulary Play that coined the word "robot" Play that debuted in Prague in 1921 Play that first used "robot" Play that gave us the word "robot" Play that introduced "robot" Play that introduced the word "robot" Play that premiered in Prague in 1921 Play that spawned the word "robot" Play that takes place in an artificial human factory Play with machines Play with mechanical men Play with robots Play with the first "robots" Prague premiere of 1921 play Automaton Part of R. E. A. Part of R.F.D. Pertaining to agriculture. *Place for post on a post Pastures, brooks, farms, etc. part country, part urban People of Kiev. Perennial Olympics powerhouse: Abbr. Putin's nation: Abbr. Part of the planning for many a surprise birthday party Put-up job plan Deceptive PASS obstacle with a rapid dash PASS with a rapid dash PITHY-stemmed slender marsh plant Period during which freshmen are frequently visited Period of gridlock Press of business. Pledge week figure Potential frat member Potential fraternity pledge Prospective Greek Peterson, Rice and McCoy Peak times for jams Producer of a big accident? [1998, 2000, 1960] Puttin' clothes on in a hurry? Publishing quickly, say Peak in the Black Hills Presidential Mount Package shipped overnight, perhaps Pertaining to East Indian deer. Punta del Este conferee. Patriot great Francis Prof. Lawrence on "Gidget" Playwright Crouse. Pulitzer-winning playwright Crouse "Poseidon" actor Philosopher born in Wales Pianist/guitarist Leon Philosopher Bertrand or NBA legend Bill Penning pastry chef Pulitzer-winning satirist and longtime "Observer" columnist Potato color Potato often used for fries Potato or apple variety Potato used for fries Potatoes often used for fries Pasternak's homeland Powerhouse in Olympic weightlifting Putin's land Putin's nation Principal Slavic language. People from Moscow, say Paintings by Chagall, Kandinsky, etc.? ...played by this actress Player of Thor's mother in "Thor" Popular autumnal color. Proof of oxidation PERSIAN hero PERSIAN romantic hero (myth.) Persian hero, conqueror of the white dragon. Person living in the country Primary landscape object Poach, out West Prepare quickly, with "up" Purloin a sirloin? Purloin future sirloin? Prepared, as grub Person getting into one's head? Purloins sirloins? Prepares on short notice Prepares, as grub Prepare on short notice Prepare, as grub Prepare, informally paper sounds Protect against oxidation Parasitic fungi Part of a bad road Path that wheels keep following Pattern that's hard to break Place for the bored Place where you can get stuck Plow furrow Pothole cousin Pothole kin Primitive road feature Progress preventer Part of a Spanish" itinerario" Purple-topped vegetables Paul Robeson's alma mater "Passing" star Negga Pianist Laredo Pioneering sculptor Asawa or justice Bader Ginsburg Pitcher-turned-slugger Pitcher-turned-slugger Babe Performer in every episode of "Laugh-In" Province of Czechoslovakia. Popular steak restaurant chain Parody band with the song "All You Need Is Cash" Pattern of monotony Places for puddles Places to get stuck Pot holes Pre-pavement roadbed? Portolano Parking spot for a camper Place to park a camper Place to park your camper Place for Winnebagos ... and for the answers to the starred clues? Place for campers Place to leave one's home for a while? Place to spot Winnebagos Park parkers, for short Parts of some caravans, for short Portable dwellings Please reply immediately: Fr. abbr. Poet Emerson's monogram President before GHWB Prez after J.E.C. Pharm. drop-offs Pharm. orders Pharm. paperwork Pharm. receipts Pharm. things Pharmacies fill them, in brief Prescribed meds Prescriptions: Abbr. Pat Nixon's maiden name Patricia Nixon's middle name Paul who chairs the House Committee on the Budget Paul who wrote "A Roadmap for America's Future" Paul with a noteworthy budget Peggy or Sheila of Hollywood. Phillippe Actor Pitcher Nolan Pitcher of seven no-hitters Pitcher with 5,714 lifetime strikeouts Pitcher with a record 5,714 strikeouts Pitching great Nolan Politician Paul, subject of a weightlifting meme Pop-rocker Cabrera Prairie State governor Predecessor of Pelosi Private in a memorable film Private of film Private saved in a memorable film Protagonist of "The O.C." Protagonist of Clancy's books Protagonist of some Clancy books Prudential CEO Arthur Peggy and Roz Phillippe and Reynolds PGA trophy name Pro golfers' award Phrase describing a rental truck with a flat tire? Passenger in a rental truck? Painter Albert Pinkham and family " . . . pocket full of ___" "Pastrami on ___: An Overstuffed History of the Jewish Deli" "Pocketful" bread? Part of a Reuben Part of an idiomatic pocketful Pastrami base Pastrami bread Pastrami go-with Pastrami on __ Pastrami partner Pastrami sandwich bread Patty melt bread Philip Marlowe's drink Place for a catcher Place for a literary catcher Place for ham and Swiss Pocket contents of rhyme. Pocket filler of rhyme Pocketful of rhyme Pocketful stuff Popular deli bread Possible Manhattan ingredient Potent mixture Primary spirit in a Manhattan Pumpernickel alternative Pumpernickel cousin Pumpernickel flour Pumpernickel grain Pumpernickel need Pastrami vehicle, traditionally Pastrami holder, traditionally Pastrami sandwich choice Piece found in Chex Mix Package-store wares