Letter P 213750–214000

Potential limb part Nest PERIOD between day and night Period of decline (1998) Period just before nightfall, evocative phrase *Princess in the "My Little Pony" universe PARALLEL ridged fabric Patterns with diagonal ribs Perfect choice for a body double, perhaps Person who shares your birthday, absent some exceptionally rare timing Person with your birthday Person with your birthday, perhaps Phil or Lil of "Rugrats," e.g. Pollux or Bert Bobbsey Pollux or St. Paul Pollux, to Castor person who shared the womb with their brother or sister Places to sleep tight? Pair on the Mississippi. Package fastening Package handle, at times Package securer Package security Package string Package surrounder Package surrounder, perhaps Package-binding cord Package-fastening rope Packaging cord Packaging string Packer's purchase Packing aid Packing cord Packing rope Packing string Packing supply Paper recycler's need Plaything for a kitten Pullstring material Pigtails Like Piper PA-31P Navajo, e.g. PLANT with twining habits Packaging strings Packing materials Pang of guilt Passing pain. Pricking Painful place to sleep? Plane with a pair of engines PULSATE with light Puts out light, as a star Provided a match to Pair of things sold together, in commercialese Pratt & Whitney helicopter engine with two power sections Promo container that's a twofer Pair of identical products sold as a unit Pair sold together, on labels PAIR of children born at same time Pair of sweaters Pair of sweaters worn together Paired clothing, and what's found at several points in this puzzle Prominent features of Churchill Downs Pink-flowered herb Prominent Manhattan sight Portable ventilation option Pitch a baseball. Play with, like hair Performed a pirouette Played with, as a mustache Performer with a baton Parade strutters Parade activity Pitching, in baseball. Part of majorettes' routines Performs with a baton PECULIAR tendency of character or mind Peel in a drink Plot feature Plot shocker Plot suprise Popular dance of early '60's. Party game inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in 2015 Party game that can get awkward Popular party game Positional game Prairie peril People hold complicated positions on it Paper spills. Parts of good mysteries Parts of some plots Peppermint Lounge dances Plot shocks Plot surprises Plot thickeners Pretzel configurations Pretzel features Piccadilly silly billy Play the ribber Pompous ass pluck by the beard Plucked. Posters getting noticed Posters that generate much interest Public dispute of a sort Penalty for some overly prolific posters Pause like you mean it candy Product from Mars Poetic form of "between." Pair group Pair number Pencil number People in a couple Phone's ABC Placement number of letters missing from the question, which are the key to the contest answer Point value of a safety Points for a 17-foot jumper Points scored for a safety Power of a square Powerful card in the game President Presidential term limit number Primary prime Prime number that's even Princess Anne's age. Proton count in a helium atom Proverbial company Pup tent's maximum occupancy Pup-tent capacity "...___ penny, hot cross buns" Parts of billiards racks Post-Renaissance gal pals? Phrase meaning it's cold outside. Picayune: Colloq. Pocket money: Slang. Pair of shillings, in British slang Pair of sparrows, homophonically Pair of vehicles in a plot? Painter's thorough coverage Planar, for short Pretty much all surface, for short Program on which pundits talk for 48 straight hours? Part 2 of the sign Popular connect-like-colored-circles puzzle sequel Picture card feature Part 2 of the cosmetic question People who can't be trusted Pairs for the price of one Playground partnership required for balance Playground instructions Part of a race-starting chant. Pair of things you might need to applaud Proverbially, they're better than one. ___ punch: office device Paired legislative chambers in many governments Part of a Revere alert Phrase from "Paul Revere's Ride" Possible requirements for joining a tattoo club? Poor dancer's problem Pair of alphabetic symbols Pair of Canadian symbols found on the national flag "Poet and Saint! . . . The ___ sacred names": Cowley Penalty for bigamy. Part of a complete bedroom furniture ensemble? Palamon and Arcite, The ___ Pair exactly alike Poker pair [DOG] Playing card that serves as an alternate title for this puzzle Pressure situation for a pitcher Pre-liftoff words Pitching coach's ulcer inducer Political structure with Democrats and Republicans, for example Poorly funded '50s musicals? Parts of some baby splits Pairs of duos Paltry poker pair Pairs of digits or small bills Phrase of intimacy Porsche Boxster, e.g. Part 2 of description PAIR of associates PAIR of friends Pair on the links Polka relative PART 4 OF STUMPER Piston mover, sometimes Piece of carry-on luggage, and what the answer to each starred clue literally is Practice duplicity in love affairs: Slang. Popular 1950s vehicle making a comeback in the 2010s Pair of adult females Preakness racer, last year Political subdivisions: Abbr. Playground game variant in which "it" can't touch you if you yell out the name of your favorite show Pls. followers Palindromic alternative to .exe Powerful business men. Popular bathroom cleaner Product for a household head? Prized Pacific salmon Prized salmon Parts of topsails Popular rapper with a feline-sounding name Pulling even with Person from Yorkshire Playground frolicker Pant-leg pullers Playground participants Pokemon collectors Practical joker Eulenspiegel Pain reliever option Painkiller with a Meltaways children's brand Popular reliever of aches Product in a 1982 recall Product taken for mild pain "Psychobabble" co-host Oakley Perry of "Gone Girl" Perry of Medea fame Perry of the Madea films Perry who created Madea Perry who plays Madea Perry who's the godfather to Lilibet, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Polk preceder Polk predecessor Polk's preceder Polk's predecessor Pres. Harrison's successor. President before Polk President between Harrison and Polk President born in Charles City, Va. President dubbed "His Accidency" President during the early 1840s President from Virginia. President in 1841. President labeled "His Accidency" President nicknamed "His Accidency" President when Texas was admitted to the Union President who fathered 15 children President who got married in office President who had 15 children President who had four Secretaries of State. President who had no vice president President who later served in the Confederate Congress President who married while in office President who signed a bill to annex Texas on his third-to-last day in office President who signed the bill to annex Texas President who sought annexation of Texas President who wed in office President with a record 15 children Pulitzer novelist Anne Pulitzer novelist Anne Actress Presidential family of 1841. President's article of apparel?