Letter P 189250–189500

Puzzle answer Puzzle fan's goal Puzzle solver's goal Puzzling aim Puzzle answers Puzzle term. Puzzlers do it Part 2 of trivial fact Puzzling no more PEER Gynt, sweetheart of PROPYL alcohol Partner in merger #4 (3) Puzzle addict. Puzzle worker Puzzle fans Puzzled ones like you Putting letters in boxes? PERIPLOCA aphylla PLANT tissues Physical body Popular block puzzle first put out in 1969 Pre-Rubik puzzle cube Psyche's opposite Pumpkins "Siamese Dream" song Puzzle cube before Rubik's personification of a sacred intoxicating drink used in Vedic ritual pertaining to body Person from Merca or Mogadishu ___ Peninsula (Horn of Africa) Piratical land Part of a Churchillian quote. Physical bodies protoplasm of the somatic cells Pedro's hat Poncho's hat " ___ pig" ("Charlotte's Web" message) "__ people call me the space cowboy ..." "___ pumpkins!" "___ punkins!" Partial amount ____ People : Styne-Sondheim Pub sign (Part 3) Pub sign (Part 4) People who don't mingle much with the general public Poem by Mary Dow Brine, 1878. Prince arrival time Pipe dream for a would-be pub owner? PERSON of consequence Pronoun sung multiple times in the 1968 hit "Turn Around, Look at Me" Part 3 of verse Pack horse, old style PENOBSCOT River, rising point of the Playwright/novelist William __ "Purportedly ..." Phrase hinting at malevolent events afoot Part 7 of a Labour Day quotation Punch line for Judy. Popular choice for going out Product usually used at night Part of a worm's body Port authorities Party for Elke? Performance by Lady Macbeth person who sleepwalks Peripatetic sleeper pertaining to sleep or dreams "Prodigal ___" Rolling Stones Parent's pride, often Parent's boy Paris, to Hecuba Paris, to Priam Part four of query Part of the Holy Trinity Part of the Trinity Part of the Trinity, with "the" Participant in a game of catch, often Partner of the Father and Holy Ghost Patronizing term of address, perhaps Patronizing term, maybe Perseus, to Zeus Peter, to Henry Peyton or Eli, to Archie Peyton, to Archie Peyton, to Archie Manning Phil, Bruce or Sandy McMath, to Syd Piper's issue Pluto, to Saturn Pop's boy Possible heir Possible labor issue Possible nepotism beneficiary Possible result of a delivery Potential beneficiary of nepotism Potential heir Prince Archie, to Prince Harry Prince George, to Prince William Prince George, to William Prince William, to Prince Charles Prince, but not a princess Prince, for instance Prince, to Cecil Fielder Prince, to a king Prodigal one Prodigal person in a parable Proud papa's boy Pugsley, to Gomez Pugsley, to Morticia Pugsley, to Morticia Addams Pugsley, to Morticia and Gomez Ping jockey's system Ping maker Ping producer Porpoises are said to use this "Pathetique," e.g. "Pathétique" is one "Pathétique" or "Appassionata" "Pathétique" or "Moonlight" Pathetique or "Appassionata" Piece for one or two instruments Piece that's played as opposed to sung Piece with many movements Piece with movements Piece with multiple movements Part of a Beethoven work? [Hyundai, Honda] "Pathétique" and "Appassionata" Path tique and Moonlight Piano solos. Piano works Pieces for one or two Pieces for soloists Pieces that usually have several movements Prokofiev pieces Prokofiev's "War ___" Purcell pieces piano compositions Piece of music, as by Ravel. Pulitzer winner for "Sunday in the Park With George" Psychoacoustics measurement "Parasite" star ___ Kang-ho "Philadelphia" or "Kansas City" Pandora's output Part of a choir performance Part of a soundtrack Partner of dance Paul Simon creation Performance done in bars Piece of music (such as "I Got You Babe" or "Respect," but which is not exactly like a raga) Playlist component Playlist element Playlist entry Playlist item Playlist listing Playlist part Porter opus Porter product Product of Berlin Product of Boston or Chicago partner Dance product Tin Pan Alley Ardor, in Poem for May 12, 1780 Performers who excel in musical theatre productions Pandora selections Paul McCartney "Silly Love ___" Pieces of rock? ... and what the last words of 10 answers in this puzzle represent Playlist makeup Presley offerings. Product of Tin Pan Alley. Products from Berlin piece of paper with the words to a song on it person who writes songs Page 1 Pop music composer Poet Sanchez Poet Sanchez of the Black Arts Movement Poet/activist Sanchez Pertaining to audible frequencies Part of S.S.T. Patrick Ewing, since September Pertaining to sound waves. Player on the 1979 N.B.A. championship team, for short Philips electric toothbrush brand Passage of sound? Prince Harry, to Doria Ragland Photographer Bullaty Past: Fr. POEM of fourteen-lines Petrarch piece Petrarch product Petrarch specialty Petrarch's forte. Petrarchan piece Petrarchan piece for Laura Petrarchan poem Poem by Petrarch Poem from Shakespeare Poem of 14 lines Poem such as "Love Is Not All" Poem such as "Ozymandias" Poem with 14 lines Poem with 140 syllables poem of fourteen 10 11 syllable lines Poem from the NRA? Part of Shakespeare's work. Parts of "The Golden Treasury." Petrarch output Petrarch products Petrarch's specialty. Petrarchan works Poems of the Bard. Poetry that fuels a government overthrow? Pic of an unborn child Prefix with buoy or gram Prefix with gram or buoy Phrase that might follow stubbing your toe in front of a small child Prenatal pictures Pass on the road to Yosemite Producing sound: Rare. Producing a deep rich sound Palindromic electronics brand Palindromic sound system brand Parent's boys Part of Buck's trilogy Part of S. A. R. Part of S.A.R. Part of a family business name Part of a family business title Parts of some trees Pearl Buck book Pearl S. Buck novel Pearl S. Buck's sequel to "The Good Earth" Peyton and Eli, to Archie Ponderosa trio Primogeniture beneficiaries Prince Charles' two Princes but not princesses Princes, for instance Princes, perforce Princes, to kings Princes, to queens Princess Diana had two Progenies. Prophecy, part 3 "PlayStation" producer PlayStation maker based in Tokyo PS3 company PS3 maker PS5 maker PSP maker Parent company of Columbia Pictures Pioneer in mini media players