Letter P 206000–206250

people Those against people or things other than the speaker or people addressed Pinstriped team Part 5 of joke People who are motivated or ambitious Paradox, part 3 Pulitzer Prize novel. Pulitzer novel, 1939 Posthumous book by Bonnie? Pioneering comic strip Pursuit for a mountaineering cryptozoologist Part 4 of the perspective Part 4 of the joke "Perhaps __ listen now": "Vincent" song lyric Part II of Ad #II "__ playing our song" "___ Playing Our Song" (1979 song) "___ Playing Our Song" (Marvin Hamlisch musical) Prerace announcement Pre-race words "Poltergeist" catchphrase Phrase of nonspecific attribution "Put them all together, ___, a word that means the world to me." Pronouns for some nonbinary people Plural contraction Part 3 of the advice Part of a weather report: Abbr. Part of a weather rpt. Phan ___ Kim Phuc, girl famously photographed running naked from her napalmed Vietnamese village people gathered to sing and dance in honour of a god Peculator Person who takes things the wrong way Person who uses the "five-finger discount" Person with "sticky fingers" Pickpocket or porch pirate Pickpocket, e.g. Pickpocket, for one Porch pirate, e.g. Porch pirate, for one Purse snatcher person who steals "Procrastination is the ___ time": Young Peter ___, co-founder of PayPal President of France, 1871–73. President of Third French Republic, 1871–73. President during the Vietnam War President who resigned during the fall of Saigon Pinch or nip Pirate, so to speak Practice larceny Palmer's activity? Pickpockets, for instance Part exposed at a burlesque show Piece from KFC Piece of dark-meat chicken part of member Places for hams Popeye's theater Protective cap Protections for sewers Popeye's comic strip Papery Physical aspect of Don Quixote. Pizza crust choice Pizza crust option Pizza crust order Pizza parlor choice Pizza-crust choice Pizza-crust option Pizza-crust type Pizza-ordering choice paper India 1998 headline event in Pretty fat, actually? Poetic possessive Possessive pronoun in an old hymn Possessive pronoun: Poetic. Person, place or __ Person, place or __ (noun categories) person or thing the name of which is unknown Part 3 of the point to ponder Paul Westerberg song about belongings? {/People/} and {/places/} go-with person or thing the name of which is unknown, temporarily forgotten, or deliberately overlooked Precarious place, metaphorically position Precarious Ponder or consider carefully Popular office sign Put your mind to work Paris art treasure, with "The" Person with a powerful mind Problem-solver's wear, figuratively Problem-solving accessory President using his noggin? Puts chin to fist *Place for policy wonks Problem-solving group Problem-solving institution Problem-solving research institute Places for modern Platos Policy institutes Popular Girl Scout cookies Paint diluter Product in the paint aisle Penalty against soft drinks under 16 ounces? Patton's army. Place for a bronze medalist Place for bronze medalists Position for Cal Ripken Jr. Position of "I Don't Know" Possible description of the number/appearance of the last Favre picture? Ph. D., for some Ph.D., for some? Ph.D.? Preparation for confession Part of elementary school. Perot's affiliation, for one Person incidentally involved Perspective that isn't mine or yours? Power source for a subway train Person hanging out with a couple Potential date spoiler Parched feeling Panting for a potable Pseudo-holiday that encourages drinking on a work night Pearl anniversary Partial tennis score "Picture ___" ("Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" song) 'Pay -- amount' Part 6 of our Easter Greeting Partner of "that and the other" Partner of that pronoun of demonstration Pal of Pyramus Partner of Pyramus. Possible inspiration for Juliet Pyramus and ___. Pyramus' beloved, in myth Pyramus' beloved. Pyramus's love Pyramus's lover, in myth Playthings for a mythical lover Present year "__ Promise You": *NSYNC hit Product warning label appropriate for the answers to the four starred clues Professional phone call response Provider of roast beef? Pop song? Pointer's clarification Pointer's phrase Party game of choices Phrase on some shipping crates Present instance. Pasture weed Prickly plant that's a symbol of Scotland Purple-flowered prickly plant prickly plant with dense flower heads Prickly political campaign style? Poetic "yet" Poetic shortening Purged Vietnamese general: 1966 Paddle pin Peg or pin. Pin aboard Pin acting as the fulcrum of an oar Pin for a rowboat. Pin for an oar Pin in a gunwale Pin in an oarlock Pin inserted into a gunwale Pin of a sort Pin of metal or wood. Pin on a rowboat Pin replacing an oarlock Pin used as an oarlock Pins for oars. Pins serving as fulcrums for oars. Poet Gunn Paine or Mann Paine, Hardy, or Edison Patron Saint of people in doubt Patron saint of civil ser-vants Perennial candidate for President. Pewter accompanier in the Bible Poet Dylan Poet who wrote "A Child's Christmas in Wales" President of United Automobile Workers. Parents of 16th President Presidential also-ran in 1944 and 1948 Person of the Millennium, according to "Life" magazine Painter leaves behind a fifth of N.Y.C. Paul Gallico's "enchanted cat." "Pen of the Revolution" Person of the Millennium, according to George Will President who notably walked to and from his inauguration ceremony Paul Scofield (1966) Prominent opponent of the Protestant Reformation Political cartoonist who created the Republican elephant "Politics and People" columnist Patriot whom you can see right through? Poet Eliot Phillies slugger Jim Prominent shoe seller PM Sir John and artist Tom Proposed third person genderless pronoun. Poolside shoe Provider of limited coverage? Partner of Iron Man and Captain America Possessor of Mjollnir PERTAINING to the thorax PLEURAL tap Part of an insect's body that holds the legs Part of body below the neck. Part of insect bearing legs and wings Part of the body between head and abdomen Part of the body containing ribs part of an insect's body that bears the wings and legs part of the body between the neck and the abdomen Pal of Emerson Philosopher of Walden Pond. Philosopher who wrote "Disobedience is the true foundation of liberty" Philosopher who wrote, "Under a government which imprisons any unjustly, the true place for a just man is also a prison" Pond ponderer Popular social critic of 19th cen. PLANT point Pain in one's side Pared bit at the florist Part of a locust tree Part of an acacia tree Paw pain Paw woe for Androcles' lion Plant's sticker Point on a New Testament crown Point on a prickly plant Point on a stem Point on an infamous crown Poison "Every Rose Has Its ___" Pricker in a garden Prickler Prickly irritant Prickly subject? Prickly tree Protective protrusion Protective protuberance Prickly projection found on a rose stem Protruding protector prickle on a plant Prickly undergrowth Physicist Kip Problematic to the max Perpetual pain