Letter P 184750–185000

Part of the cost of smoking or drinking Politically attractive revenue source Possible black market cause Possible trigger for a black market trigger Price for vice PASSAGE of blood or lymph, dilated channel for Paranasal space Part of the head that may be congested Passage cleared by a neti pot Passage that may be congested Passage under a bridge? Path to the nose Pressure point, at times "Pen" or "ten" stick-on Priory in "The Da Vinci Code" Priory of __: "The Da Vinci Code" secret society Priory of ___ (group in "The Da Vinci Code") Priory of ___ (religious conspiracy group) Priory of ___ (secret society in a Dan Brown bestseller) Priory of ___, guardians of a monumental secret in "The Da Vinci Code" Priory of ___: "The Da Vinci Code" conspirators Promised Land: Var. People involved with the #NoDAPL movement People of the Seven Council Fires Plains group Prairies people Port in Iowa Paint and ___ (social art event) Partake at a wine-tasting Postnatal alternatives to baby showers Paint-sprayer reservoir Politely drank hot tea Person using a straw People who are not heavy drinkers? Piece of toast soaked in gravy. Polishing off slowly Pop tests? "Pardon me, are you Aaron Burr, ___?" ("Hamilton" lyric) "Please, ___, I want some more" "Please, ___, I want some more" ("Oliver Twist") "____ Psycho Sexy" (early Red Hot Chili Peppers track) Polite address to a man Part of a private reply? Patrick Stewart's title Patrick Stewart, as of 2010 Paul McCartney or Elton John Paul McCartney or Ringo Starr Paul McCartney title Paul McCartney's address Paul McCartney's title, now Paul or Elton Paul or Elton title? Paul, Elton or Bono Pentagon address Peppermint Patty, to Marcie Peppers "___ Psycho Sexy" Percival of legend, for one Person touched on the shoulder? Peter Ustinov's title Pinero's title Poitier role Poitier title role Poitier's Thackeray Poitier, as Lulu called him Poitier, in a 1967 film Poitier, since 1974 Polite address for a man Polite address for gentlemen Polite way to address a man Polite word to call a gentleman Post-dubbing address Post-dubbing title Post-knighting title Preceder/follower of "yes" Prepare, as paint Preppie's word of address Prestigious British address? Prestigious address Private reply line? Private's byword Private's greeting Private's word Private's word for an officer __ Paul McCartney polite term of address for a man Pa, very formally Paddock dad Paddock papa Paddock pop Palace address Palomino parent Papa Bear, e.g. Parent at a stud farm Part of a bloodline Part of a horse's bloodline Part of a pedigree Part of an equine bloodline Part of an equine family tree Part of an equine pedigree Pass on male genes Pasture pop Paterfamilias: Poet. Pedigree info Pedigree listing at Aqueduct Pedigree name Pedigree paperwork datum Pinto parent Pony's pop Pop in a barnyard Pop on a farm Popular label Popular label for a king? Preserve the pedigree Pup's pop Puppy's papa parent Stable area part Pedigree org. Produced progeny Part of an emphatic acceptance or refusal Performer at Princess Diana's funeral "Pull over!" sound Paddy wagon noise maker Paddy wagon sounder Part for Theda Bara Part of an emergency warning system Parthenope, for one Patrol car wailer Patrol-car item Peril for ancient mariners Police car attachment Police car device Police car sound Police car warning Police car's alarm Police car's noisemaker Police car's signal Police car's sound Police car's wail Police car's warning Police squealer? Police-car adjunct Police-car device Police-car feature Police-car signal Police-car sound Police-car wailer Popular type of fictional heroine. Prompt to pull over Pull-over signal Pull-over sound Parthenope and Teles Parthenope and her companions. Patrol-car attachments Police car sounds Police car wailers Police noises Police warnings Police-car fixtures Police-car wailers Problem for Odysseus Paddock fathers Paddock papas Paddock poppas Paddock pops Palomino papas Parts of a horse's bloodline Parts of pedigrees Parts of some stable relationships Pas with paws, perhaps Pedigree figures Pedigree names Pedigreed pops Perfect, just perfect Pops in paddocks Philosopher considered the father of empiricism Personification of chivalry Personal assistant first voiced by Susan Bennett Phone answerer Phone speaker? Phone voice? Phone-y voice? Phony personality? Popular assistant Portable speaker? Program that people from Scotland and Boston have problems with Peter Pan's creator with a title Prime cut of beef Prized beef cut prime cut of loin of beef Pancake spread, to French PERMANENT pleating process Pop superstar's informal name since 1997 Prime minister on a brown-coloured bill Polite forms of address for knights Passe opening for a letter Passé letter opener Patrick Stewart and Alan Cumming, e.g. Paul McCartney and Ian McKellen, e.g. Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger, for two Paul McCartney and Ray Davies Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, for two Paul McCartney and others Paul McCartney et al. protein that regulates cell metabolism and ageing Pancake accompaniment: var. Pancake coating: Var. Pancake companion. Pancake topper: Var. Pancake topping: Var. Product of Vermont. "Pretty sneaky, ___" (Connect Four ad line) "Pretty sneaky, ___" (classic line in a Connect Four commercial) Pa's girl Paige, to Jason, in "FoxTrot" Palindromic member of the fam Palindromic rel. Palindromic relative nickname Palindromic sib Palindromic sibling Parent sharer Parent sharer, briefly Parent sharer, informally Paris, to Nicky Pippa, to Kate Playmate of bro. Pop sharer Pop's daughter Potential aunt, for short Princess Leia, to Luke Skywalker Pro votes, in Panama Plant fiber for rope Plant fiber for rope making Plant fiber used for making rope Plant fiber used for twine Plant fiber used in rope-making Plant fibre used for making rope Plant named for a former Yucatán port Plant source of cordage. Plant source of rope Plant whose fiber the Mayans used for paper Plant yielding rope fiber Plant yielding rope fibre Painted plaster piece with pieces of rope mixed in? Plants from which ropes are made Plants used in ropemaking Plants yielding fiber for rope, carpets, etc. Persian gypsy Polite Spanish assent "Pero claro!"
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