Letter P 220500–220750

___ pieces (became discombobulated) ___ pot (deteriorated) Pulled out all the stops Participated in Halloween door-to-door candy collecting Partied like it was 1999 "___ poor little lambs . . . " Past of "to be" Pink Floyd "Wish You ___ Here" Prefix for wolf Prefix with "wolf" past subjunctive of be Patio grills … Phrase preceding "material world" in a classic Madonna hit Porter's "__ We Fools?" Possible response to "Would you like to see a dessert menu?" "Please forgive us" Phrase of collective remorse Periodic monster Person turned into an animal: Folklore. Person who becomes a monster when the moon is full Professor Lupin in Harry Potter books, e.g. price set on a man's life, to be paid as compensation by his slayer Part of BMW Physicist Heisenberg Player of Colonel Klink on 'Hogan's Heroes' "People Under the Stairs" director Craven Patriots great Welker Pitcher Ferrell Pitcher Gardner Puddle of Mudd lead singer Scantlin Porter's "Ev'ry Time ___ Goodbye" Pied Piper's river Prince Edward's earldom Partner of Horace Smith Pacific states, with "the" Painter Benjamin Painter Benjamin ___: 1738-1820 Part of NNW Part of SSW Part of SW Part of a country moniker from 1949 to 1990 Part of the Free World. Part of the country where polls close later Penn's Treaty With the Indians painter Benjamin Perennial glamour girl. Pet Shop Boys "___ End Girls" Pioneer Heading Pioneer land. Pioneer's direction Pioneer's heading Place for the setting sun Player who makes the opening lead in bridge columns Point on a compass. Point to the left Popular 19th-century heading Port side of a compass Posse land part of the horizon where the sun sets Part 3 of sentiment Place primarily populated by Palestinians Part of a divided city Person from California, perhaps person from the west of a country or area Portlanders, e.g. Pork-filled egg roll? Popular movies. Place for two types of shots Pacific Coast labor group Progress sailing from Oakland to Oahu Parliament's neighborhood Pittsburgh's region, to locals Patton alma mater Patton, circa 1908 Part of New York or Los Angeles Place for the Jets and the Sharks Place in "Take Me Home, Country Roads" Perelman title Pres. Bartlet's workplace PROHIBITION against Paint sign Paint state Painter's sign Permitting the sale of alcohol Potentially slippery Potentially slippery, as a road Pre-toweling-off state Prepare for trimming, as hair Prohibition opponent Prohibition opposer Prohibitionist's foe Party host's convenience Party room fixture Place for mixing at home Place for suite spirits? Place to fix a screwdriver Place to grab a screwdriver at home? Place you may encounter spirits Potation location? Party guest who'll kill your joy Party pooper at the beach? Party pooper who likes picnics in the rain? Preamble start Pen name of author of "Wide Wide World." Place to conduct experiments with hazardous chemicals Place to experiment with chemicals Pouting while swimming? Picnicker's towelette Post-BBQ cleanup need Post-cookout item Post-soak condition *Party pooper (letters 2-5) Person who's no fun, metaphorically Professional who breast-feeds another's child Packet with some wings, say Painting technique in which the artist applies new paint atop a just-painted layer Park bench warning, perhaps Photography process. (Puzzle by R. Santrey) Hoses down Piscataway five Prepares for shampooing Prepares to clean with, say Prepares to scrub Prepares to wipe with, say Prohibition foes Prohibition opponents Prohibitionists' foes Puts water on Post-coital sheet souvenir Pronoun/verb contraction Plane parts: Abbr. Popular arcade game featuring pop-up rodents ... as represented by the circled letters in this puzzle Pound on some Mexican food? "Pinocchio" beast *Pinocchio swallower Pearl Krabs or Moby Dick Pequod prey Pequod sinker Pequod's destroyer Pod swimmer Police "Blue ___ beached by a spring tide's ebb" Problem for Jonah person employed in whaling Part of an Eskimo diet Pequod or Ahab Pequod, for one "Pequod" crew Pequod and others Pod critters Protection while harpooning? Pile-driver sound Pop duo George Michael started with Place where this puzzle's author can always drink? Producer of the Hula Hoop and Hacky Sack propel or hit with force Place for unloading Place to see a catch Platform by the water Pilferers from ships and port warehouses Penn's business school Prestigious Pennsylvania business school Prestigious business school Port structures "___ Price Glory?" Part of WTF Part of WWJD "___ piece of work . . . !": Hamlet Problematic equation? Post-mugging witness statement? "People are swine" Painting that depicts answer to a horticultural "Jeopardy!" question? Phrase of mock surprise Placeholder term for something whose name you can't recall Parent's reprimand after being disobeyed "Please explain how" "Psssh... like I care, dude" Phrase of protest Parent's response to a naggy child Part 1 of a question for Dave Barry Part 4 of question "Pick a category, Jerry Seinfeld." "Games for $200, Alex." "Five cards per player, in draw poker." "___?" Physicist's query? Pilate's question, according to Bacon. "Pick a category, Winona Ryder." "Dungeons & Dragons for $600, please." "The amount by which hit points are reduced." "___?" Pessimist's question Portable ornament stand Phrase asking for clarification about a specific section "___ past is prologue": "The Tempest" Preceder of his name? Phrase expressing surprise at someone's innocence or good behavior Platform bought by Facebook for $19 billion Property value determiner on social media? Phrase often used to ask about someone's irritation or problem Parasitologist person or thing the name of which is temporarily forgotten Popular radio and TV program. Partygoer's casual question "___ proudly we hailed" Phrase often used to downplay a situation’s significance Phrase said while shrugging one's shoulders Pickup line for an ASL interpreter? Pickup line number 1 Pickup line for Churchill? Phrase said while doing a double take Phrase that might be muttered while pacing Part 3 of mystery question Promise of confidentiality, part two "Poetry makes nothing happen" writer Pulitzer poet born in York, Eng. Pasta grain Pasta's past? Penny depiction until 1958 Plains crop Plains harvest Plant on the back of old pennies Prairie crop Product of North Dakota. ___ penny (pre-1959 cent) Protein shake spoonful Protein found in many breads and pastas Product in an orange box Phillis who wrote the poem "On Being Brought from Africa to America" Poet Phillis ___: 1753?–84 Pancakes: Slang. Parent's boy who grows a crop full of gluten? (... to a school in Massachusetts) parasitic nematode worm that forms galls in the seeds of wheat Part of a theme-park chorus, maybe Persuade by coaxing Pat Sajak spins one People often caution against reinventing it Piece of cheese, say, and starter from wine list Pin tail? Popular puzzle show, for short Potter's aid Potter's spinner Prehistoric invention Prop on "The Price Is Right" Prop on Pat Sajak's show Pulley component Push a bike ___ play (defense against a bunt) Part of a hub-and-spoke assembly Perfect pitch site Place to store brie? Pat Sajak's favorite restaurant freebies? Present, as a dessert tray Potters' spinners Pizza cutters? Playground shouts Pant and puff People breathing audibly