Letter P 193500–193750

Position for a baseball batter Position for a golfer Position in the batter's box Position of a batter or golfer Position on an issue Position on issues Position taken Position taken by Palmer Posture at bat Posture at the plate Posture at the tee Posture, for a batter Power pose, for one Planks of a political platform Policy positions Political positions Politician's positions Positions at the plate Positions on issues Postures at bat Postures for a golfer Postures for putters. Parking space for taxis. Part of a ball park. Place for a paper Place for a witness Place for lemonade or hot dogs Place for taxis Place for the town band Place for vegetables Place on end Place to buy fruit Place to buy lemonade Place to purchase a paper Place to sell hot dogs Place to sell lemonade Place to testify Policy position Politician's declaration Position taken on a question. Position to take Position; view. Prepare to honor the flag Prepare to recite the Pledge of Allegiance Prepare to sing the national anthem Principled position Produce seller's kiosk Prop for an orchestra musician place to watch place upright position Policy 1970s Nixon Part of SOP Point of comparison ___ & Poor's Party-backed candidate. Party leaders made from norm and attachments to pall? Political movement leaders Political party fuglemen. Petroleum giant co-founded by John D. Rockefeller Pet named "Fifi," perhaps Principles of integrity Part of P.S.T. Philologist's concern. Passenger status person or thing that is ready for use Prove one's friendship People without reservations Period of reduced alertness or cessation of hostilities Person who remains upright at a crowded event Part of the audience. Person without an assigned seat, perhaps person who stands Passengers without seats Pinch hitter Pinch-hitter PREFERRED position Performer's dream Permanent military procedures Permanent rules Permanent rules of military conduct Platinum statuary? Provision for late-arriving spectators Pinch hitters Plymouth Colony VIP Plymouth Colony military leader Priscilla Mullens' suitor. Piscine kiosk? Perform an inverted feat Preeminent examples Play the hand you were dealt Play your poker hand without drawing Put singer Boone on his feet? Persons opposed to change. Position on a subject. Patron of Scotland Part of a ballpark Pedestals Philosophical positions Place for fans to sit Place for spectators Place to see fans Place to sit, ironically Places to sit, curiously Places to sit, ironically Places to sit, paradoxically Politicians take them Pinch-hits Pinch-hits (for) Pays the tab. Proves valid. Put up with a sprint? Put up with my shenanigans? Prepare for action, in military parlance Prefight, what boxers may do Prove valid, durable, etc. Prove valid. Performer delivering solo jokes on stage Professional joke-teller Performers who deliver jokes on stage Persevere, like a lightning rod installer? Pacific Coast Conference member. Prestigious California university in Palo Alto PRINCE of Lamballe Patron saint of Poland. Playwright/painter Wyspianski Performed awfully Performed miserably Performed poorly Performed poorly, informally Performed really poorly Performed terribly Played horribly Played miserably Played pitifully Played really badly Person who has appeared in the most Marvel movies Producer with cameos in "Iron Man" and "Black Panther" Provenance of many superheroes Peak in central Africa. Presumptive explorer? Presumptuous explorer? Part of Wayne Gretzky's setting? Pro hockey award place or region where tin is mined or worked Pertaining to tin Poetry about tin? Prefix meaning "tin" Pitcher Mike who got the win in the first and last games of the 2000 World Series Paragraph analogue Part in a song Part of poem Poem subsection Poet's subsection Poetic subunit Poetry segment Prose:paragraph::poetry:___ Parts of numbers Poet's units Poetry sections Parasitic bacteria Parasitic bacteria, informally Pathogenic bacterium, for short Penicillin target, sometimes Possible infection cause PYOGENIC bacteria protrusion of sclerotic coat PRINCIPAL commodity Packet fastener Page link Pantry or desk item Pantry or office item? Paper binder Paper clip alternative Paper clip's relative Paper fastener; basic foodstuff Paper-clip alternative Playboy centerfold feature until 1985 Principal raw material paper fastener consisting of a short length of U-shaped wire that can fasten papers together Pursuit of an office fastener? Pryers at the office Paper-fastening device Paper binders. Pantry essentials Paper clip alternatives Principal commodities Principal items. Preparing a report for distribution, perhaps Paparazzo subject Pararazzi's target Pentagram, commonly Part of Cassiopeia's Chair. Part of Hollywood Boulevard Part of Orion has one Part of Orion's belt Part of Pegasus Part of Texaco's logo Part of a constellation Part of a knight's insignia Part of a rating Part of the Big Dipper Part of the Converse logo Part of the Hardee's logo Part of the Little Dipper, say Part of the Southern Cross. Part of the flag. Part of the name of many a newspaper Patrick's last name on "SpongeBob SquarePants" Patrick's surname on "SpongeBob SquarePants" Pearl Bailey, for one. Pegasus part Penn or Law, e.g. Pentacle, e.g. Pentagram for a perfect paper Pentagram shape Perfect paper pentagram Perfect paper stick-on Perfect-paper stick-on Performer in the title role, usually Performer on a marquee Person in the spotlight Person of brilliant qualities. Person or thing to look up to Person signing autographs Phad is one Pherkad is one Phone button below 7 Phone button below the 7 Phone button symbol Phone key Phone keypad symbol Piece of Orion's belt Pitcher like Seaver Pivotal player Plain-Belly Sneetch's lack Planetarium site Planetarium twinkler Planetary system center Play a big part Play a big role Play a leading role Play the choice role Play the hero Play the lead Play the lead role Play the leading role Player like George Brett Player like Michael Jordan Point of a constellation Point to guide by