Letter P 20500–20750

"Phantastiche Gebete" and "Enak's Tears" Painting pace for a noted dadaist? portable gun PDX info: Abbr. Part of DOA (abbr.) Part of E.T.A. Part of E.T.A. (abbr.) Part of ETA, for short Penn Sta. event Penn Sta. info Penn Sta. stat Pirate wannabe's exclamation Pirate's favorite letter in Ross's favorite joke (after "the CEE!") Pirate's favorite letter, per corny dads Pirate's interjection Pirate's sound Piratical outburst Planned: Abbr. Plans: Abbr. Posting at JFK Posting at JFK or DCA Pt. of E.T.A. Put in order: Abbr. "'___, Pat,' sez I . . . " Pianist Claudio Pledge, in Perugia Paddy's cry Publicly accuse Put on trial Prosecutors, at times PLACE in order Place with care Prepare or plan. Prepare, as a musical score Put in proper order Put in proper sequence. Put in systematic order Put into piles put in order, organise Placed Placed in order Positioned Put in place Put together, as a floral bouquet Piece of music adapted for other instruments Plans Packer Professional musician Part of a "Hamlet" set Pas-de-Calais capital Polonius got stuck behind one Polonius hid behind one Polonius hid behind one in "Hamlet" Polonius hid behind this Polonius was behind it Polonius was killed behind one Polonius was stabbed through one Polonius' hiding place Polonius's hiding place Polonius's inadequate protection Predecessor of wallpaper. Pianist Chilean Pianist Clandio Pianist Claudio from Chile Pianist from Chile. Pianist known for his Beethoven interpretations pianist American people pianist Chilean 1970s leader pianist Claudio Concert PLACE in proper order Parade formation. Proper order phalanx Placed just so Put on display Placing in proper order Panoplies Part overdue. Part that's overdue. Past-due debts Past-due items. Payments might be in it Policeman, at times PLACE in restraint Part of a record Pick up and haul in Place in custody Police action Police datum Police matter. Police procedure Pull in Put a collar on? Put a halt to Put handcuffs on Put in handcuffs Put the brakes on Put the collar on police operation Put the arm on Patrol-car passenger Person in handcuffs People hauled in Policeman. person who arrests Patrolmen, at times person or thing that arrests Places for bookings? Parts of a record Picks up and hauls in Pinches Pinches, so to speak Police actions Police record items Police statistics item. Police-blotter data Police-force stat Puts handcuffs on Puts the collar on Puts the cuffs on POLICEMAN'S PRONOUNCEMENT? Paris decree Product whose business is in the pits? ___ pensée ___ pensée (hidden motive) ___ pensée: a mental reservation. ___-pensée (mental reservation): Fr. ____ -pensee (hidden motive) PLANE surfaces, sharp edge produced by the intersection of two (archit.) Paris visitor of fiction. Part of a Doric column Paul Gallico title character Paul Gallico's "Mrs. ___ Goes to Paris" Paul Gallico's Mrs. Part of E. T. A. Passenger Person at the door. Pilgrim ___ Plane accomplishment People off a plane. Pull into the station Pull into town Parvenue. Planes in. Pulling into the station. PERSON determined to arrive Parvenu Pushy upstart person who is unscrupulously ambitious personage profiteer PERSONS of questionable newfound status Portuguese measure Patronising Presumptuous Proud ___. Presumptuous one. PUELCHE Indian(s), hunting weapon of the Part of the Sagittarius symbol Part of the symbol for Sagittarius Pierce __ (old car) Poetry's lost missile. Pointed missile Pointed projectile Pointer from A to Z, in Amazon's logo Pointer of a kind. Pointer on a map Pointer on a sign Pointy symbol Primitive projectile Projectile for Legolas Projectile fired from a bow pointed sign pointed weapon punctured Pointy stone used in early Native American weaponry Popular California lake. perforator Pointer for a computer user PC gamer's controls Projectiles shot from a bow Pulitzer Prize book, 1926 President Ibarra's predecessor. Pueblo gullies PAELLA ingredient Paella base Paella ingrediente Parte de paella Pollo accompanier Pollo accompaniment Pollo partner Pirate's hearty exclamation Pirate sound Piratic grunt "Punch" character "__ Poetica" "__ Poetica" (Horace poem) "__ Poetica" (Horace work) "__ poetica": Horace "___ Poetica" (Archibald MacLeish poem) Paintings, e.g., in Latin Pair in a razor? Part of MGM's motto Pirate injections Pirate interjections Pirate's interjections Poetica opening Pompey's paintings Predecessors of esses Profession: Latin. ___ Poetica (classical work) ___ poetica (art of poetry): Lat. PARTHIAN King PARTHIAN dynasty founder PERSIAN seals, name appearing on PARTHIAN dynasty Peach emoji, in Plymouth Posterior of old Prat Presidential terms, e.g. Poison, in combinations. Prefix for a poison PLACE WHERE WEAPONS and military equipment are stored PLACE for storage PLACE of equipment for fighting ships Part of a fort. Perennial London football powerhouse Place for cannons Place for matériel Place for powder Place for stockpiling ammunition. Place for weapons Place to store barrels Premier League rival of Tottenham Hotspur place where arms and ammunition are made or stored Places for materiel Places for matériel Places to keep magazines? Poisonous salt Poisonous compounds. Premier League manager Wenger (the club he manages has the same first five letters as his first name) POISONOUS substance Partner of Old Lace Pesticide ingredient Pesticide poison Pharmacopoeia item. Poison in classic mysteries Poison in some mysteries Poison in some whodunits Poison once used as a skin lightener in Victorian England