Letter P 202750–203000

Place for a spot of Earl Grey Place to buy bags Place to get a cup Place to get gunpowder? Place to order oolong Place to order scones Place to pick up some oolong Place to score some oolong Place to sip Earl Grey and biscuits Pot dealers? Playful mockery Playfully making fun of Playground issue Prickly flower heads: Var. Parts of many place settings Packets of Lipton? Part of an udder Piglet's milk source Place for scones and cakes Place to set cups Producer of loose leaf notes? person assessing teas by tasting them Professionals who make use of spittoons Provision of the 1767 Townshend Acts P.M. period in England Pause for refreshment. Period in a Londoner's day. Pauses for service Part of a silver set. Place for a cozy Platform for an urn Platter that holds the rest of the service Plant of the Orient. Plant with fragrant leaves "pera venue Palma playhouse Parma playhouse Pirandello play setting Pisa playhouse Place for Italian drama Place to enjoy un dramma o una commedia Place to see "Il Trovatore," e.g. Place to see una ópera Playhouse, in Italy Pot holders? Places to see Verdi or Puccini Parts of a udder Parts of an udder Parts of sows and cows Parts of udders Portmanteauily named company that sells bags of leaves and such Pot, cups, saucers and the like Pot, cups, saucers, etc. Pots, cups, etc. Pots, cups, saucers, etc. Plant with lavender flowers Pray after completing a Hail Mary, perhaps Private eye, briefly P.I. kin P.I.^TE PI or sleuth Person with a magnifying glass, for short? Philip Marlowe type, informally Pinkerton, e.g. Plain-clothes man: Slang. Plainclothesman, for short Private dick Private eye, briefly Private eye, etc. Private eye, for short Private eye, in old lingo Private eye, in old slang Private eye, in old-timey slang Private eye, quaintly Private investigator, in old slang Private investigator, in slang Pulp fiction gumshoe Pulp fiction sleuth Pulp protagonist, perhaps PC crash fixer PC doctor PC expert PC guru PC pro PC repair person PC repairperson PC support pro PC supporter PYRENEES-Orientales river Part of I.T., for short Part of STEM, briefly Part of many college names. Part of some college nicknames Place like M.I.T. Practical school, for short Programming pro, e.g. Pt. of MIT or STEM Pt. of some school names Periods of rapid industry growth for Silicon Valley giants PC enthusiast PC go-to type PC support offerer Person who might be helpful when your computer is doing the thing where it's just, like, blank person who is skilled in the use of technology Putdown for a computer whiz *Phrase used by experts Panasonic audio brand Penalty for a court offense, after a sacrifice? Prefix for thriller Prefix with babble Person scared of computers, etc. PC fixers PC smarties PC support offerers PC support pros PC support staff PC support staffers PC supporters PC troubleshooters PC troubleshooters, for short PC whizzes Pharm. workers Proficient, computerwise Part of the Dow Peevish: Dial. Peak overlooking the Black Forest. Princess Victoria Mary of ___. Pre-conquest Mexican Indian. Private eyes, in Brit lingo P.I.'s P.I.s, e.g. PIs, slangily Paretsky's Warshawski and Grafton's Millhone, briefly People on the case, for short Plain-clothes men: Slang. Private eyes, for short Private eyes, in slang Private eyes, slangily Private investigators, for short Professional snoops Pulp fiction private eyes Pulp heroes, often Pertaining to construction pertaining to the structure or movement of the earth's crust Plate ___ (structural geology) Popular online talk series sharing innovations and stories Pal of Marshall, Lily, Robin and Barney on "How I Met Your Mother" Pastor Haggard Peter Gabriel, Frank Gehry, and Edward Snowden have spoken for it Pharmacists leader Leo Poet Kooser or Hughes Poet Sylvia's poet husband Political cartoonist Rall Politico Cruz Popular live lecture series Portland's mayor Wheeler Portland, Orengon mayor Wheeler Prepare ensilage Producer Templeman Producer of 18-minute talks Platform for inspirational and educational speeches ___ Prize (onetime annual $1 million award) _____ Prize (annual million-dollar award) Politician who read "Green Eggs and Ham" during a 21-hour filibuster Peanut butter brand that sounds like a bear Panda's pal on the toy shelf Present often given by the one who intends to wear it Presidential bear Presidential nickname of the early 20th century Presidential nickname of yore Purchase in a bear market? plaything consisting of a child's toy bear Person who's really sweet and soft Plaything named for the 26th President Popular stuffed animal President who married Edith and Alice Pianist with Benny Goodman Poet who's the subject of Sylvia Plath's "The Jailer" Prolix so as to cause weariness. Promoting ennui. Protagonist played by Dustin Hoffman in "Kramer vs. Kramer" President pro __ Poet Hughes and others Poets Hughes and Kooser Political cartoonist Rall and others Politicians Cruz and Strickland Possessive in a 1989 or 1991 movie hit Presentation by Bill Clinton in 2007 or Bill Gates in 2010 Presentation from Jane Goodall or Julia Sweeney Presentation given on a red circular carpet Presentation of "ideas worth spreading" Popular eighteen-minutes-or-less lectures Popular lecture series Popular online lectures about "ideas worth spreading" Presentations of "Ideas worth spreading" Perry Como bandleader PGA elevator PGA peg PGA prop PGA supporter? PLACE on mound Pajama top option Palmer peg Palmer's need. Palmer's peg Palmer's platform Part of a jeans outfit Partner of hee Pavin's peg Peak of Tibet Pebble Beach accessory Pebble Beach peg Pebble Beach prop Pebble Beach supporter Pedestal for a golf ball Peete prop Peg at Pebble Beach Peg for Arnold Palmer Peg for Faldo Peg for Jordan Spieth Peg for Nancy Lopez Peg for Palmer Peg for Pebble Beach Peg for Peete Peg for Rory McIlroy Peg for Woods Peg for a drive Peg for a golf ball Peg for a golfer Peg for a range Peg for a round Peg for drivers Peg for driving Peg in a golf bag Peg in a pro's pocket Peg in a round Peg in the LPGA? Peg made by Callaway Peg of Woods Peg of the LPGA Peg of the links Peg on a driving range Peg on a golf course Peg on the links Peg stuck in the ground Peg that's placed ahead of time? Peg under a dimpled ball Peg used for driving Peg with a concave top Peg with a dent on top