Letter P 219250–219500

Picture book character lost in a crowd __ Pepper: 1975 Redford title role ___ Pepper (Redford role) ___ Pepper, flier in a Redford film PRINCIPALITY (the) Part of Great Britain since 1536 Part of the Duke of Cornwall's other title. Part of the United Kingdom Place of investiture of Charles Prince Charles's domain Prince Charles's realm Prince William of ___ Prince of __ (Charles' title) Princedom of Charles Principality British Principality associated with Prince William Principality on the Irish Sea Peace Nobelist Lech Peace Nobelist of 1983 Peace Prize winner Lech Peace Prize winner from Poland Poland's Lech Polish Peace Nobelist Polish Peace Prize winner Polish Solidarity hero Lech Polish Solidarity leader Polish labor leader Lech Polish labor leader and statesman Polish president, 1990-95 President who was an electrician by profession President who was once a labor leader Presidential Pole PHARMACY CHAIN FOUNDER Participate in an AIDS-fighting fundraiser, perhaps Particular line of work. Path or avenue. Pedestrian sign Pedestrian signal Put on first, maybe path Pedestrian Law-breaking Participated in an overnight American Foundation for Suicide Prevention event Performed a lunar stroll Performed miracles, maybe Physical therapy equipment Piece of physical therapy equipment Postmaster General, 1940–45. Person peddling a baby accessory? Piece of equipment for a security guard, perhaps Patient without an appointment Pres. Truman's favorite form of exercise. Part-Thoroughbred mount Physical fitness quip (Part 1) Prop for a promenade Pirate's situation Predecessor of the iPod product Sony cofounder Morita plays a small part in a dramatic production Pass without saying hi Proceed very cautiously Proceed gingerly Proceed so as not to offend Perform a miraculous feat Pitches four balls to Proceeds very carefully Passes on foot Patrols one's territory Paces nervously Perform a yo-yo trick involving a forward motion Practice what one preaches Preliminary rehearsal Passage for pedestrians path designed for use by pedestrians Pedestrians' paths Part of a squash court Picture-hanging place Picture-hanging surface Pink Floyd album, with "The" Place for a Facebook post, once Place for a mural Place for a safe Place for a sconce Place for an arras Place to hang a mirror Place to hang a poster Plaque place Privacy insurer PARMA person involved with or in charge of a specified thing Plaster substitutes Posters and murals "Pixar's ninth consecutive wonder," per "Variety" *Pixar character who communicates largely via body language Pixar blockbuster of '08 Pixar character with a pet cockroach Pixar film about a trash-cleaning robot Pixar robot who cleans up Earth Pixar film set in 2805 Pixar film set in the future Pixar film set in the year 2805 Pixar movie about a robot Pixar robot Pixar robot film Pixar robot of 2008 Pixar robot with a cockroach BFF Pixar title character with a cockroach friend Pixar title robot Pixar's preceder of "Up" Private urban plot of land, maybe Prisoner's shopping stop? Pianist who played himself in "Stormy Weather" Pickpocket's prize Pickpocket's trophy Picture gallery site? Place for a cabbage patch? Place for a family photo Place for a five and ten? Place for credit cards Place for family snapshots Place for some bills Plastic holder? Presidential portrait site? Pickpocket targets Presents for men. Pikelike freshwater perch Pikeperch Pikeperch relative Party animal's antithesis P. ___ ( Famed CTV / CBC TV talker) Pamela ____ (Television pundit turned senator) Partition at 704 Hauser Street? Planning office sight People of Belgium. Paste in the ring Paste, in a way Powerful blow: Slang. Pummeled soundly person or thing that wallops Powerful blows: Colloq. Place where a contractor buys sheet rock? Pig in a sty Pig in a sty, often Plays in the mud Piece seen in a finished basement Paint's alternative Periodical for climbers? Parapets. Place to find studs Places for hangings Places for murals Places for outlets Places for plaque buildup? Places for plaques Places for portraits Places to hang posters Prison features Puts up barriers around Power providers Picture hanger's concern Paper road? Place to talk bull? Pre-Depression event Punishes, la Poe Place for a TV and books Parent company of Sam's Club Party mix component Party snack mix component Paulie of "The Sopranos" Pea concealer, in a con game Philadelphia thoroughfare sign. Peter joked, "___ gray was out of stock" "Private Practice" actress Kate "Private Practice" star Kate Pearl Buck's married name. "Picket Fences" Emmy winner Ray "Picket Fences" Emmy-winner "Pogo" cartoonist Kelly "Pogo" creator Kelly "Pogo's" Kelly *Poet Whitman Philadelphia's ___ Whitman Bridge Pogo and Albert's creator Pogo's Mr. Kelly. Pogo's creator--or Pluto's Pogo-creator Kelly. Paramour of Disney? Person with the most Oscars* Payton of football Peter's father, on "Fringe" Poet De la Mare Part of Greater Boston. Pistol used by James Bond *"Pogo" cartoonist Popular TV family Philadelphia bridge and poet Poet (Civil War volunteer nurse) Philadelphia/New Jersey connector Piece in 3/4 time person who waltzes Popular W.W. II song Pale in hue. Pale of complexion Pale of face Pale-complexioned Pretty pale PGA Championship prize Pixie stick Potter's pointer Potter's prop Prestidigitation prop Producer of magic Prop for Doug Henning Prop for Harry Potter Prop for Potter Prop for a "rabbit in the hat" trick Prop for a magic show Prop waved over a hat Puchase at "Ollivanders" in the Harry Potter series Purchase at Ollivander's shop Purchase from Ollivanders in Diagon Alley Purchase in the Potterverse's Diagon Alley Puerto Rico governor ___ Vázquez Garced Peregrinating person. Prestidigitator's props Prestidigitatory props Props for magicians Purchases at Ollivanders, in fantasy Pass one's heyday Period of gradual decline Post-full moon occurrence Passed the peak Paul ___, baseball's Big Poison Paul or Lloyd of baseball fame Paul or Lloyd of Cooperstown P. Buck hero Pioneer in word processing Popular gown designer on the red carpet Port of N. Z. provisions for camp Petering out Pleasured oneself, crudely Pallidly. Pale 'Moulin Rouge!' star? Pat Benatar "Never ___ Leave You" Pale imitator Person dreaming of fame People whose aspirations have obvious inspirations Poseurs pallidity Pale, aging president? "Polly __ cracker!"