Letter P 205750–206000

Pudding content? "Portrait of the World Before the War." Program hosted by a televangelist who's raising money for a school play? Part of the Declaration of Independence. Part of a Canadian toast. Phrase describing those who survive and those who fall, often used to denote a fierce competition Part of a typing exercise Presidential sobriquet: 1861–65 Play and Hepburn movie. Paul Scott chronicles set in India Progressive one? Partial score from the Coast: Num. 7:88 Professional who might be trained in CBT or DBT person skilled in a particular type of therapy Psychological treatment Psychologist's prescription, perhaps Psychologist's prescription, sometimes Psychologist's treatment Pet providing anxiety relief Pooch trained to provide emotional support Pressurized quip (Part 2) Poe's melancholy visitor Poem mentioning "The Lost Lenore" Poem that begins "Once upon a midnight dreary" Poem that opens "Once upon a midnight dreary ..." Poem with the line, "Ah, distinctly I remember, it was in the bleak December" Poetic basis for an N.F.L. team name "Put 'er __!" Place not to go, it's said Pointed-out direction Pointer's declaration Pointing remark Pointing-out instruction Podcast hosted by Kid Fury and Crissle West Paradoxical line of amazement Prominent feature of a rural landscape? Prophecy, part 2 Perry of the Bears Present without being present Part III of Ad #I Part of a timely quote from John Hayword Pointer's proclamation Possible obstacles to a teenage makeout session, slangily Pointing-out contraction Patron saint of aviators Patron saint of the sick Producer Helburn. Prime minister after David Cameron ... or, after flipping a letter, "It's possible" Punny motto for this puzzle, taking a siesta? Pulitzer play, 1941. Pep talk adage Popular motivational slogan about teamwork that dismisses individualism Payne's compliment to an Alaskan? Part one of an observation on levies Pair from a pawnshop? Part of Hamlet's famous soliloquy Part two of RCMP motto, in English Part of a perfect Thanksgiving meal? "Puttin' on ___" "Puttin' on ___" (jazz standard) Posh hotel overlooking Green Park in London Posh hotel, familiarly Posh place to stay in Piccadilly, familiarly public baths or hot springs, esp in ancient Greece or Rome *Photo of a hot body, perhaps? process for reducing metallic oxides Plastic preceder Prefix for meter or stat. Prefix with "dynamics" or "nuclear" Prefix with nuclear or plastic Pairs of romantically involved hotties? physics that deals with the mechanical action or relations of heat Place for graduation? Picnic basket item. Picnic container, perhaps Picnic jug Picnicker's purchase. Plastic that can be made permanently rigid Pulitzer-winning Cormac McCarthy novel Punishment, in a maxim Pete's 1955 insignia? Prince's pottery equipment? Places where land may be close to home Places where you can easily go from huge to enormous Provider of an A in English? Post-picnic catsup bottles Painting that inspired an iconic "Home Alone" movie poster Pop-culture phenomenon credited with increasing interest in STEM fields among young women "___ pretzels are making me thirsty!" (Kramer's only line in a Woody Allen movie) "___ pretzels are making me thirsty" ("Seinfeld" catchphrase) Pronoun for things near the speaker Particular items Poem by William Carlos Williams Possible answer to "Which ones?" Poseidon's kingdom Play by Anton Chekhov Phrase that might introduce tips for effective organization Parade route for the 2024 Olympics Polish representative's stale rhetoric? Psychoanalytic subject Pidgeon-Hodiak film Papers read on campus Papers that take years to complete Ph.D. publications. PhD. submissions Phd submission Postdocs often publish them Postgrad papers Postgrad projects Postgrads' papers Postgraduate projects Postgraduate work Postgraduates' projects Professors' reading Projects for Ph.D. candidates Projects for degree candidates Projects for some seniors Propositions of argument. Prospective doctors' presentations PHAEDRA, husband of PROCRUSTES, slayer of Polluted waters at Port Said? POPULAR RADIO CRIME-FIGHTER Phrase in an old radio program Persians who protect their feet? Prince Charming's rule? Picking it makes you a loser Player's maxim Ph. D. opus. Ph.D. prerequisite Ph.D. requirement PhD requisite Postgraduate's project Premise to prove Project that must be defended Proposition to be proven paper Research Pie in ___ Proverbial location of pie. Plunger's slogan. "___ People" (1963 horror flick) Prophecy, part 4 Predictable result of a choir's Barry White singing contest? Phenomenon in Hamelin Pop-culture series on E! Popular hip-hop magazine Philadelphia arena Philadelphia arena, once Pertaining to dramatic art PIRITHOUS, kingdom of Post-apocalyptic best-seller of '78 Postapocalyptic best seller of 1978 Painting of Don Quixote? Pennsylvania pop-punkers Porter's "In ___ of the Night" Paul Newman caper film Pro hockey team Pulitzer-winning 1993 novel by Carol Shields Perennially popular tour band Pop band? Pull out all ___ in organ playing. Poem for July 16, 1779 Phoenix basketball team, familiarly Popular hymn (with "In") Precedes Iota in the Greek alphabet Physics symbol sometimes representing potential temperature Phi Delta ___ Phi Delta ___ (fraternity formed in 1848) Plane angle symbol Plane angle symbol, in geometry Precedes iota Post-It Note stuck to documents? Popular light opera. Pubescent hurdle Prison guard's subjugation, slangily? Pacino danced it in "Scent of a Woman" Pain that definitively diagnoses an illness? Play with Prospero Powell-Loy film: 1934 Porridge-eating trio Prominent UK newspaper known for its authoritative reporting "Place where nobody goes," in a 1984 Cure album's title track Place to take it from? Point of success President's place Part 1 of a truism for drivers Place for a superstar Pre-eminent: Slang. Pryor film of 1982 Pryor, Richard 1982 movie Predecessor of a pine Peter Fonda cult film about an acid experience Prestigious horse racing achievement involving the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes Period preceding an expiration date? Pre-Beatles dance craze Part of a Tolkien trilogy Permanent UN Security Council member, familiarly Peacekeepers' org., familiarly Present-day life? Phrase from "Battle Cry of Freedom." Preposterous! (or an alternate title for this crossword) Phillies park, familiarly Philly's old stadium Philly's old stadium, familiarly Popular morning talk show Poem for April 30, 1789 Pink Floyd album Pink Floyd album with bricks on its cover Program that a 2011 global commission officially declared a failure, 40 years after its launch Pave ___ for Pulitzer-winning novel by A.B. Guthrie Jr. Plutocrats and nabobs Part of a folk song refrain. Place for many a start-up Popular shopping place Popular shopping place these days Popular shopping spot Popular spot to get cookies Pinero's "Trelawny of _____" President's home "Pinball Wizard" band "Pinball Wizard" group "Pinball Wizard" rock band "Pinball Wizard" rockers Preceder of Jefferson Airplane at Woodstock Play by Ibsen Partying foes of Prohibition? Play set in Sicilia and Bohemia Parker/Hart comic strip Perfect gift for Harriet Nelson? Punishment place, so to speak PART 2 OF TEST Popular Fall event. People indefinitely. People who "say." People, generally speaking Place for swimming lessons, informally Place to go to swim, informally Place to swim and play b-ball, say Place to swim or play b-ball Place to swim or take classes Place to swim or work out, informally Place with a gym Place with a pool, informally Plural or singular pronoun Pool locale, briefly Popular quotees. Pronoun chosen as the American Dialect Society's 2015 Word of the Year Plural pronoun for a group of people Pronoun for a group