Letter P 217000–217250

Prolific game designer Rosenberg Partner of a maritus Pompeia, to Caesar Poppaea, e.g. Portia to Brutus, e.g. pertaining to wife PALAL, father of Pres. Islam Karimov, e.g. "Pulp Fiction" weapon Phased-out Secret Service weapon Powerful arm Prop in a gangster movie Prop in many a summer blockbuster Prop in many action films Pair on the "Invasion U.S.A." poster Pieces in a Mideast armory Powerful arms Props in a Schwarzenegger flick Props in some thrillers Payroll record abbr. Prod. in the suction section? Product of Dyson or Hoover, familiarly Personnel manager's concern Place not generating rent Post-election necessity. People you meet while you're away Person on a two-week holiday Picture postcard sender Part of an employee's benefits package Pleasure trip, informally Protect from polio Public health weapon person who has been vaccinated Prerequisites for some overseas travel Pierre's cow Poet Lindsay Playwright who became a president Playwright-turned-president Pertaining to an empty space. person believing in the existence of vacuums in nature Put in a Space Bag Pulsometer. Preserve with a FoodSaver Part of an old TV Pal of Palpatine Palpatine : Sidious :: Skywalker : ___ Part of a Sienkiewicz title person with no fixed home, esp a beggar pathological overactivity of the vagus nerve person with no settled home Poorly formed Posting a status that only reads "Ticked BEYOND BELIEF!!", e.g. Posts an intentionally mysterious status update on social media Polynesian woman Place for wounded warriors Perennial #1 resort in Ski Magazine Popular Colorado resort Popular Colorado ski resort Popular skiing destination Paleontologist's ski resort discoveries? Prone to primping Prone to swagger Puffed up, so to speak Pamplona preeners, with "the"? Personal computer brand Private spa visit? Post-Michael Batman Prefix with speak that's, like, totally tubular Prince of the comics Prince in the comics, for short Pringle, to pals ___ Peterson, Governor of Nebraska. Pelmet Piece of decorative screening material attached to a bed frame Pleated drapery Part of the name of Joseph Hazelwood's ship Pitcher of coffee? Partner of ave Place between hills: Poetic. Place between mountains Place of tears Poet's valley. Poetic depression Poetic hollow Poetic landscape Poetic low-lying land Poetic lowland Poetic ravine Poetic spot. Poetic valley Pop singer Jerry poetic words low lying area Parting oration marking an ending power of an atom to make molecular bonds Part of a heart-to-heart exchange Patron of the hearts? Patron saint of love Part of the name of a Spanish-Irish statesman. Panov of ballet Perrine of "Slaughterhouse-Five" Perrine and Bertinelli Places between hills Places where streams flow Poetic low points Poets' depressions Poets' valleys. Paid attendant Paid parker Park supervisor? Parker at a banquet Parker at a hotel Parker at the hotel Parker for hire Parker in the hotel business Parker that's paid Parker with a lot of keys Parker with tips Parker, perhaps Parking attendant Parking choice Parking employee Parking helper Parking lot attendant Parking lot runner, perhaps Parking meeter? Parking person Parking pro Parking type Parking-lot attendant Party parker Passepartout, to Phileas Fogg Person at a hotel podium Person paid to park Person paid to park cars Person parking cars Person to give your car keys to Person who may work a lot Person who parks cars Person who takes your car key Person with the keys Personal attendant Peter Wimsey's Bunter. Pro parker Professional parker Professional who works a lot Parked cars Paid parkers Parkers Parking attendants Parking meeters? Parking professionals Parking pros Parking-lot attendants Parks cars Passepartout and Jeeves, e.g. Professional parkers Paradise, in Norse myth Place of immortality. Proof of truth Parking amenities Parking ticket procedures Piece of hand luggage Piece of luggage carried by hand Possible airline carry-on Pieces of hand luggage Popular tranquilizer Puerto -- (Mexican resort) Pre-Crosby crooner Place between two hills and article preceding a noun Phoenix and surroundings Philadelphia A's outfielder. Philip VI's house Personal bravery. Principal seaport of Chile Physics Nobelist Fitch and others person who estimates the value of objects, paintings, etc Part of QVC Pawnshop estimate Pt. of VAT Put a premium on Put stock in Pot-building poker wager Personal assessments of worth Person who estimates the worth of something Parts of a moral code PC's for peanuts? Part of a trumpet Pipe device Part admitting air to a tire Phenomenon of early movies. Play a looping musical passage Play a repeating pattern while the singer talks, e.g. piece with a new part Predatory flier Person who convinces Dracula to stop drinking blood? Plays for time, in a way piece of leather forming the front part of the upper of a shoe Plea from Dracula's legion of adoring fans Panel truck Panel truck's cousin Part of Mayflower's fleet Part of a Dutch name for a vehicle Part of a U-Haul fleet Part of a moving line Part of a moving picture? Part of the eighth president's name Participant in a moving experience People move with it Pianist Clibum Pianist Cliburn Place of a scout. Plumber's transport Plumber's vehicle Plumber's wheels Pool vehicle Popular recreational vehicle Possible church school purchase Pundit Jones of CNN's "Crossfire" Purchase for many a church or motel Passage from astrophysicist James's book? President Martin __ Presidential restorer? Painter in a 2000 biopic? President's bird? Philo the sleuth. Philo and others Pianist honoree of '58 Part of a wrecking crew? Person causing wanton damage Property defacer Property destroyer person who deliberately damages property President Pro Tempore of Senate. Pen name of Philo Vance's creator "Power of Love" singer Pointed beards Pointed facial features Part of a feather. Part of a windmill. Place for a rooster Place for an iron rooster Pointer for a meteorologist? Pointer for a weather person? Pointer on a roof Principal on "Mr. Novak" Provider of directions to a farmer Provider of directions? Parts of a windmill. Parts of windmills Providers of directions