Letter P 195250–195500

Pertaining to the breastbone. Painter-sculptor Maurice. Parson Yorick's creator. part of breastbone Piece of ordinance on a warship. part of arthropod "Perfection under fire" product Pink fuel Portable heat source Prefixes for breastbones Polers' positions Poop decks' locales Part of the rib cage PED injection Performance-enhancing drug Prednisolone, for example Prescription proscribed in pro sports Pro sports no-no Period when many bombs were called into question Performance enhancers in the news Pro sports hot topic Plant lipoids Prank endings? "Put it back in" "Put it back" "Put that back" Printer’s go-ahead for original wording Proofreader's reversal command Printer s direction Printer's "Let it stand" Printer's Latin term. Printer's order Printer's reversal Printer's symbol Printer's word for "let it stand." Printers save Printing instruction. Printing word Proof annotation Proof command Proof correction Proof direction Proof instruction Proof marking Proof notation Proof reversal Proof term. Proofer find Proofer's "Leave it alone" Proofer's "Never mind" Proofer's "never mind" mark Proofer's "nevermind" Proofer's "oops" Proofer's "undo" Proofer's 'keep this in' Proofer's 'let it stand' Proofer's command Proofer's countermand Proofer's editorial mark Proofer's mark, sometimes Proofer's notation Proofer's notation remark Proofer's order Proofer's override Proofer's retraction Proofer's undoer Proofing note Proofmarker's marking Proofreader s notation Proofreader's "Don't delete" Proofreader's "I changed my mind" Proofreader's "Leave it in" Proofreader's "Never mind" Proofreader's "don't change" Proofreader's "keep it" Proofreader's "keep" Proofreader's "leave as printed" Proofreader's "leave as-is" Proofreader's "leave it" Proofreader's "leave it" mark Proofreader's "leave that in" Proofreader's "reinstate" mark Proofreader's "save" Proofreader's "that's OK" Proofreader's comment Proofreader's directive Proofreader's mark, sometimes Proofreader's marking, perhaps Proofreader's note that means "ignore the edit" Proofreader's note, perhaps Proofreader's order Proofreader's reversal Proofreader's row of dots Proofreader's second thought Proofreader's undoer Proofreading annotation Proofreading command Proofreading direction Proofreading directive Proofreading mark meaning "let it stand" Proofreading word Put back in after striking out Put back in order? Put back, editorially Put back, to an editor ___ processus (delay order in law) printing: direct that a matter marked for omission or correction is to be retained Prefix meaning "chest" "Put it back in" marks Printer's marks Printers' directions Printers' directives. Printers' orders Printers' retentions Printing directions Printing marks Prohibits a strike? Proof notations Proof overrides Proofer's comments Proofer's notations Proofers' reverses Proofreader's commands Proofreader's imperatives Proofreader's notations Proofreader's notations (5) Proofreaders words Proofreaders' directions Proofreaders' second thoughts? Proofreading orders. Puts back the way it was, as text Puts back, editorially Puts dots on a manuscript Printer’s mark meaning "let it stand" Proofreader's mark to undo a deletion Part of a Mountie uniform Part of a Mountie's outfit Parts of Mounties' uniforms Popular hats. Polish port on the Oder. Port north of Berlin. Port of Berlin. Prussian general at Valley Forge. Prussian general in the American Revolution Prussian general in the Revolution. Prussian-American general. Perry who sang "Oh Sherrie" (I only wrote this clue because it rhymes) Pitcher Carlton Pitching great Carlton Prefix for note in '90s Apple media events Publisher Hoffenberg person who loads and unloads ships Pianist De Groote Producer Bochco Psychologist Pinker who wrote "How the Mind Works" Peace Train singer Cat Pentagon personage. Piano-playing Cat Poet Wallace Portrayer of "Der Rosenkavalier.” Producer-director of "Giant." Pulitzer poet Wallace Plant-based sugar substitute Plant-based sweetener Paul's "Ebony and Ivory" partner Paul's "Ebony and Ivory" singing partner Prohibitive-sounding name of a pop singer PHEASANT breeding place POND for storing live fish Paella Philadelphia pepper pot. Place for dumplings Portuguese cozido, e.g. Pot concoction Pot dish Pot-au-feu Potpourri, for example Predicament, so to speak Prepare applesauce Prepare prunes Prepare prunes, e.g. Prepare tomatoes, maybe Prepare, as a compote. Prepare, as prunes Puchero, e.g. Passenger ship VIP. Person waiting on a plane person who looks after passengers on a ship or aircraft Patrick of "X-Men" Patrick or Rod Payne Golfer Picard portrayer Popular late-night host Popular movie actor. Portrayer of Mr. Smith Potter of the Supreme Court Potter and Payne Prepared like some tomatoes Prepared prunes Prepared prunes, perhaps Prepared, as hasenpfeffer Prepared, as prunes Prepared, as tomatoes Purple preparation Preparing prunes Protein source in a hearty meal pan used for making stew pot used for making stew Paellas, e.g. Pepperpot, etc. Pichelsteiner, pozole and pot-au-feu Popular dishes. Pozoles, e.g. Puzzles (over) Personnel grp. Prominent poverty proponent Pound, for short Place to keep gds. Pt. of a computer Patron of actors. Patron of pregnant women Part of SC or SD (abbr.) Peak in 1980 headlines Photogenic Washington mountain. Prop up, or bite down Poetry line. Piece, as of chewing gum. Place for a muleta Pool cue Puck slapper Puck striker PAPER gummed on back Place for a new-car price Price holder Price that's rarely paid Puzzlement: Colloq. Problem for some car buyers Places for prices Person to consult about kindling Person in a kindergarten drawing Person in a poorly-drawn picture, perhaps Pictionary drawing, perhaps Persistently meddle or involve oneself Punish deservedly Particular person Person not easily budged person who insists on something People who are very particular Perfectionists Petty perfectionists