Letter P 205250–205500

Psychoactive pot substance: Abbr. Pre-dosed dispensary buys "Puff ___ Magic Dragon" Paris beverage Paris café brew Part 1 of a comment by CPR builder Van Horne Part 10 of our quote Part 4 and part 8 of today's quote Part 4 of a Thanksgiving prayer Part 6 of a Canada Day quote Part 6 of a Stephen Leacock quote Part 6 of a thanksgiving prayer Part 8 of our Lightfoot lyric Part 9 of a Stephen Leacock quote Part of "btw" Part of BTW and FTW Part of FTW or WTF Part of ROTFL Part of many royal names Part of many titles Parts 1 and 4 of this puzzle's theme Parts 3 and 9 of today's quote Penultimate word? Poe's "___ Bells" Poem: Part II Pooh's middle name? Pop __ question Popeye's middle name? Popular article Popular title article Popular title starter Post article? Prevalent article Pronoun paired with "him" Pronoun soundalike, depending on pronunciation Put on ___ dog Paine's son Part of an Irving Stone title. Phil Collins "In ___ Tonight" Political divide, so to speak Popular Texas museum Piz Bernina's range Part of the title of a current revival. "Planet of ___" Pickpocket trained by Fagin in Oliver Twist [Prince's glyph symbol] alternative Part of a Trump book title Poetry, opera, painting, etc. Protector of Daddy Warbucks Punjab's colleague in comic strips Part of the entertainment world. Place to see "Come From Away" Place where people do lines Play space or war space Person with a Playbill collection Play sites Place for Broadway performers Part of ANTA. Part of the Lincoln Center. Play place (Var.) place where plays etc are performed Play structures near Hyde Park? Painful reality that one doesn't want to face papers Walking Part of a 1966 spaghetti western title Play by Maxwell Anderson. poisonous white crystalline alkaloid, found in opium but without opioid actions People with over 100 languages Part of old San Francisco PLAYWRIGHT LOSES MEMBERSHIP PBS nature poet? POETS SWOOP DOWN ON LOCALS AND WREAK HAVOC? Perennial thriller. Poem for Aug. 6, 1777 "Penny LANE" performers Popular British export. Pooped citrus fruits? Public entity funded by a licence fee charged to all who receive its signal, informally Part 2 of the thought Pseudo-documentary set in a ritzy suburb? Poe piece Poe poem with the line "How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle" Paton's "Cry" ender Plays dirty, literally Painting that depicts a divine sleeper car? PENTHEUS, kingdom of Pindar's home Popular pen pitcher? Pursuer of three pigs Prominent part of a Tex-Mex chain's logo? Promise of a good hotel? Propaganda technique used by Fascists and Communists: 3 words. Principal plant? Psycho follower Painted lady by Botticelli Painting that Signor Mantissa plans to steal in Thomas Pynchon's "V." Poe story Poe’s tale of guilt and a feline Poe short story? Political party founded in 1966 Prime minister's plan to light England? Play about Tyltyl and Mytyl. Play by Maeterlinck. Policeman on TV Purdue's footballers. Poetic term for the open sea Puccini cowhand? Peck/Olivier film Pinky's partner in "Animaniacs" antics Pixies spinoff that's way better than the Pixies (to our ears) Part of a recent foreign policy phrase. Powerful sports sobriquet Part of a popular song lyric Place to find alligators in New York City Pest control motto? Place where surveillance doesn't work any more? Posting by a LaCrosse owner's parking spot? Publish or perish? Pioneering folk-rock group Pulitzer Prize novel: 1952 Pre-chaos moment, literally Political hopeful seeking office Part 5 of the joke Popular sibling duo behind "Close to You" and "We've Only Just Begun" Put ___ (invert, in a way) Place "rocked" in a 1982 top 10 hit Perry Mason's problem. Perry Mason's debut "Penn & Teller: Fool Us" airer Prince’s Belgian nightclub famous for its celestial fruit name Popular poem of 1859. Privileged time period? Paris's nickname Paradise created by Tommaso Campanella in a book of the same name Popular TNT drama that starred Kyra Sedgwick Parker's protection Partygoers may get a kick out of it Protective document Phrase after "Cheese it!" Play by Emlyn Williams: 1938 Post-knockdown litany Precisely, after "on" Pola's rival Popular news podcast since 2017 Program about Chicago's mayor? Porch-loving family featured on “The Andy Griffith Show” Prosecuting attorney Bara? Peter Benchley novel featuring treasure-hunting scuba divers Peter Benchley thriller about sunken treasure Popular beach book of '76 Place for a plunger? Perry Mason line "Poetry is ..." (Edith Sitwell) " . . . ___ pinned to the bark . . . ": Harte Pepsi's citrus-flavored soft drink, slangily PepsiCo drink with high caffeine content, in slang Part of our defense system. Parent's comment: 1 Parental advice, part 4 Poor excuse for a student Passe pronoun Passé pronoun Pat Boone's "___ I love? Penn pronoun Penn's pronoun Pilgrim's pronoun Poet's pronoun Poetic pronoun. Prayer pronoun Pronoun a time traveler needs to remember to use when going back, oh, about 600 years Pronoun for Hamlet Pronoun from way back Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" and "O Canada" Pronoun in "America" Pronoun in Proverbs Pronoun in a wedding pledge Pronoun in a wedding statement Pronoun in a wedding vow Pronoun in both "America" and "America the Beautiful" Pronoun in hymns Pronoun in some wedding vows Pronoun in the Bible Pronoun in wedding ceremonies Pronoun like "thou" Pronoun of old. Pronoun of olden days Pronoun of yore Pronoun repeated in "America" Pronoun: Poet. Proverbs pronoun Puritan pronoun poetic words pronoun pronoun poetic words Philip Stanhope Program replaced by "CBS This Morning" Polo's field Prize-winning novel. Part of a "Which came first?" dilemma POULTRYMAN President's Park South, informally Place in Oz Penultimate song on "Abbey Road" (ironically) Phoebe Bridgers and Taylor Swift claim to know it's near (or here...) Pre-credits words Pound's passing? "___, please" (awards show presenter's request) Poetic pronouns. Palace the Iranian tourist visited near Madrid? Pronouns in Quaker colloquy. Punny statement about seven key words in this puzzle Page where you'd find "when are definite articles used?" Prime determiner Prime setter, familiarly Prime setter, informally Prime-rate setter Place for a trio above Part 1 of mystery question Pioneering law school student? Posthumous John Donne poem that includes "It suck'd me first, and now sucks thee" Present, with "in" Part of an Eliot title. Play ___ (act stupidly) Play that the musical "I Do! I Do!" was adapted from "______ Prince of Bel-Air" Part of "America the Beautiful." "Property is ___!": Proudhon PILFERAGE Peculation Piracy, e.g. Property, per Proudhon Purloinment pilfering Property owner's protection Peculations. Plagiarisms. Police investigations Property crimes Part of an action sequence on "N.Y.P.D. Blue"? Play ___ (abide by the rules). Part of a convivial song refrain. Period fondly remembered now "Possessing what we still were unpossessed by" poem Present from a winery? Present from "Green Acres" star? Poem recited by Frost at J.F.K.'s inauguration Post-Civil War economic growth period Powell/Robertson film Play about the Wingfield family Part of a Poe poem