Letter P 209500–209750

Part of a ship above the water line Premium steak cut from the upper part of the loin Planting layer Plow's milieu Plow's target Plowed layer Peaks (at) Pedal-to-metal rate Popular character in 1852 novel. Pops on the chart Pop music feature Popular online lists Popularity lists Post-stunt provocation Provocation from a competitor Perform better than "Hungarian Rhapsodies" Pre-stunt provocation Pert chapeau Petit chapeau Pillbox relative Pizza maker's topping? Plumed cap of old Plumed hat usually Plumed velvet hat Plumed, brimless hat Possible Easter topper Parts of a restaurant's overhead? "Plan 9 from Outer Space" actor (and classic Halloween mask likeness) Johnson Peak position? Perch for a puma Pikes Peak, e.g. Point with a view Pointed peak Pointed peak with a view Prominent peak Prominent rock Prominent rock on a hill Prominent rock pile Publisher with a mountain peak logo Publisher with the slogan "Science fiction. Fantasy. The universe" Publishing company named after a kind of hill Publishing house with a mountain in its logo Part of a Japanese pilot's war cry Part of a Japanese war cry Part of a W.W. II exclamation Part of a WWII exclamation Part of a battle cry Pearl Harbor code word Pearl Harbor movie word Pentateuch (var.) Part of the Hebrew Bible. Pentateuch scroll Pentateuch scrolls "Phantom Rider" band Part of a villager's arsenal in "Frankenstein" Part of the Columbia Pictures logo Part of the Statue of Liberty. Prometheus used it to steal fire from the Greek gods. Primitive light sources Puts the match to Pre-Olympic event Performer expressing unrequited love Peggy Lee specialty Pulled asunder Pulled to pieces Put a rent in past tense tear Partied like a rock star Patricia McCormick was the first American professional one in Mexico Patricia McCormick's profession. Paseo marcher Performer in a ring Performer who's charged Person dealing with bull? Picador's coworker Picadors assist him Pedestrian bullfighters Plaza fighters. Popular figures in Spain. Point of a newspaper correction Plural forms of a geometric doughnut shape Piano chanteuse Amos Plural of torus Pop diva Amos Pop singer Amos Puzzle video game series Toko ___ "Precious Things" singer "Professional Widow" singer Parliament figures Political diehards. Prominent feature of Japanese temples Piedmontese citizen Peter of The Monkees Pioneer in cool jazz Pick on endlessly Pick on mercilessly person or thing that torments Painfully divided Painfully undecided Paining over a decision Part pro, part con Partner of tattered Profoundly ambivalent Pulled by doubts Pulled in different directions Phenomenon measured by the Enhanced Fujita Scale Phenomenon measured by the Fujita scale Perilous pick-me-ups? Pool hall problem? Pamplona attraction Pamplona bovine Pamplona charger Pamplona critter Pamplona performer Pamplona runner Pamplona runner every July Pamplona runner, in Pamplona Participant in Pamplona's "Encierro" Picador opponent Picador's adversary Picador's opponent Picador's prey Picador's rival Picador's victim Picadores pick on him Picadors do not root for him Picadors target him Piece of maguro Plaza protagonist. Producer of Recycler mowers Plummer's birthplace "Plaza de __" (common rock concert venue")" Pamplona bulls Pamplona herd Pamplona perils Pamplona runners, to locals Participants in an annual run Picador's targets Picadors pick on them Plaza de ___ Protuberant and round Protection for a boat's hull Part of a sub system Part of a submarine Periods of inertia. Pressure Unit A/C Pressure measure named for an Italian physicist pressure meter Pablo of ESPN Panelist Pablo on ESPN's "Around The Horn" Pinstriped leader Pisa's leaner P.G.A. Tour site, ___ Pines Passionate plus Passionate type of romantic relationship is doomed, initially Passion for Ferris wheels and funnel cakes? Pressure units named for the inventor of the barometer Places for some aeries Producer Ivan Partial statues Pertaining to a turning or twisting. Process of twisting Part of the anatomy Part of the body above the waist Partial statue Place for a corset Parts of people. Private wrong. Pie, in Pisa Pastry from Linz Pastry without flour Patisserie fare Patisserie order Pasta often filled with cheese Pasta whose name derives from the Italian for "little cakes" Patisserie buys Princess cake and others Part of Pedro's diet Pets named Mary Shelly and Shell Silverstein, perhaps Precursors of suits "Pirates of the Caribbean" island Pirate island off Haiti Put on the rack Put to the rack. Puts on the rack, perhaps Parliament conservative Parliamentary conservative Political label derived from an Irish word for "outlaw" Plural follower of "lean" or "talking" Point guard's bungles, on the scoresheet Part 7 of a Layton quote Puccini opera featuring the aria "Vissi d’arte" Popular Puccini opera Puccini favorite Puccini girl Puccini masterwork Puccini opera ... or the first five letters of the maestro who conducted its La Scala premiere Puccini opera about a diva Puccini opera about an opera singer Puccini opera based in Rome Puccini opera heroine Puccini opera of 1900 Puccini opera or its heroine Puccini opera set in Rome Puccini opera whose title character is an opera singer Puccini opera with the aria "Vissi d'arte" Puccini premiere of 1900 Puccini protagonist Puccini soprano Puccini title Puccini title heroine Puccini title role Puccini title role for a soprano Puccini title soprano Puccini title soprano whose name is an anagram of the ends of the four longest puzzle answers Puccini tragedy based on play by Sardou Puccini woman Puccini work: 1900 Puccini's "___" Puccini's Floria Puccini's raven-haired heroine Puccini's titular soprano Presented proportionately Properly proportioned, as a map Proportional, as blueprints Principal conductor at La Scala in 1898 Put -- (set sail) Put __: sail Put ___ (sail away) Put ___ (shove off) Put out ___ (start a voyage) Put out ____ (sail away) Peter of The Wailers Peter of raggae fame Peter of reggae, or a skeptic's word Peter the reggae great Peter who sang with Bob Marley Peter with the debut solo album "Legalize It" Poppycock, to a Brit Put ___ (embarrass) Put ___ (outdo) Portable baths, in Britain. Poitier's "___ With Love" "___: perchance to dream" Part of a tennis serve Partner of "turn" Partner of pitch. Pitch about. Pitch and ___ Pitch easily