Letter P 220750–221000

People with pants? Puppy or cub Puppy, e.g. Puppy photographed for posterity? Puppies Pups Puppy seeker's ad? "___ pigs fly!" Part 7 of our Lightfoot lyric Party-invite datum Percy Sledge hit of 1966 Part three of the quiz answer Play-it-safe advice on a gridiron Part 1 of a song parody Phrase that begins an explanation of consequences Phrase indicating "at the time you mention" Place (of an event). Placement word Proclamation word Physical therapist's inquiry about an injury Placement question Panhandler's request for a territorial assignment? Puzzled question Paula Cole "___ Cowboys Gone?" Pete Seeger lyric (Part 1) Partygoer's question Philosophical question pondering the location of innate qualities Place of central interest, man "___ Poppa?" 1970 Segal film "____ Poppa?" (Segal flick) Panicked question from an absent-minded lawyer? Political strategist Pepper missing? (Handford) Picture book with characters like Odlaw, Wizard Whitebeard and Woof Popular children's book series ... whose protagonist is "hiding" in the circled letters Popular seek-and-find series Popular saying starter about finding solutions "Pick any restaurant, I'm flexible" Phrase said after trailing off Post-digression musing Post-interruption question Perk up, as an appetite Pique, as an appetite Pique, as one's appetite Put a sharp edge on Put a sharper edge on Piques, as an appetite Piqued or honed Part of Miss Muffet's lunch Part of Miss Muffet's snack Part of Miss Muffit's menu Part of Muffet's diet Part of Muffet's meal Part of a nursery rhyme dish Protein powder ingredient Protein-powder type Popular protein shake ingredient Products used in making ricotta Pet word of the indecisive. Passing smell puff of air or odour part0173INSIGNIFICANT person (colloq.) person who whiffles Party formed to oppose "King Andrew" Jackson Party opposed to king Andrew Jackson Political party founded by Henry Clay in the 1830s President Taylor or Fillmore Pro-independence colonial American __ Party (forerunner of the Republicans) politically Tyler Actress Presidents Taylor and Fillmore Presidents Tyler and Taylor, for two Presidents W. Harrison and Z. Taylor. process of Passed (away), as time Passed pleasantly Passed, with "away" Passes time, with "away" Passes idly Petulant complaint Playfully kooky Playfully quaint Playful imagination combined with eccentric behaviour Peevish sound. Petulant sound Pule or mewl Puppy plaint Place for reds and whites? Puled Purveyor of complaints? Purveyor of whimpers? Poor loser, often Puling person Paint company full of complainers? Puling Prone to beefing Party disciplinarian in parliament, informally Party big shot Party disciplinarian Party disciplinarian in Congress. Party enforcer Party manager, in Congress Party official Party overseer Political floor leader. Powerful man in Congress. Powerful party man. Prepare, as cream Prepare, as dessert cream party official/organiser party organiser Popular insurance injury Possible result of a rear-ender Powerful ball-hiker? Presumptuous characters. Presumptuous sorts Plaything that gets blamed for everything? Political party managers Political party officials Produces quickly, with "up" Party leader's ostentation? Puts together in a hurry Prepare posthaste Prepare quickly Put together quickly parasitic worm living in the intestines of mammals Propeller noise Propeller sound Person who gets around? Pinwheel Physical therapy device Propeller production Pinwheel's noisy action Propeller sounds Prepared, as eggs Part III of Ad #II Plant fiber used by moonshiners? Publication featuring Jim Beam and Johnnie Walker? Pouring into a shot glass, e.g.? Preparing egg whites *Parent's encouragement to a budding chef? Popular libation. Pennsylvania event of 1794 Pennsylvania insurrection, 1794 Pass along softly, as a secret person or thing that whispers Parent of bridge. Predecessor of bridge Play halter Play halter, often produce a shrill sound People who expose hidden wrongdoing within organizations Painter of "Drugstore Cowboy"? Painter of his mother person or thing that whistles "Popular" question? (Part three) Paris' Musée d'Orsay (artist redacted) Place important in political campaigns. Political campaign made up of a series of short appearances Plays a card game. Part of an egg Part of an eye or an egg Perry of the Planet Polar bear's color Pure to the Seven Dwarfs? Pale singer? Part of the body's defense system Painted exterior of some homes Popular brand of alcoholic seltzer person who wears a white coat Position of a sort. Professional desk occupations Part of some magic tricks Peaceful birds Plastered pachyderm? Pale or showing lack of color in one's complexion Poached entree for the Fourth Plain-colored bar vessel? Plant leaf pest Platinum substitute Powdered doughnut leftovers? PENNSYLVANIA Avenue number 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. building. Pennsylvania Avenue sight Presidential pets often featured in official portraits and stories Plumber's major job? Pale hero Polite prevarication. Presumably harmless myth Prism input Paul of big-band days Polar weather condition Popular wedding flower Popular wedding flowers Pres. Aleksandr Lukashenko, for one Popular vodka cocktails Pearly ___ (teeth) Place to get sheets for a song Perfume since 1949 Page's unprinted area Pale architect? Predator of tropical seas pneumatic tyre having white sidewalls Pale paint Political laundry. Platinum item of jewelry? Pequod sighting Part of a dove? Pink blush Possession whose maintenance is burdensome POET WHO INSPIRED HIM Poet Walt Pop star born in Newark, New Jersey Particle promenade? Pale from fright (Hint: Look down at this answer's 4th letter) person who whitens clothes Pentecost-related PINKSTER Pentecost weekend person who treats leather Poet Laureate Reed Pared away Prodigy: Slang. Precocious techie, e.g. "Pinball Wizard" band, with "the" Prominent global health agency Personal question? Pete Townshend's group, with "The" Player "on first," in a routine Player across the diamond from I Don't Know Player at first base in a famous routine Pop song of 1925 Popular song by Jerome Kern. Pronoun in knock-knock jokes Pronoun that can ask a question Pronoun used to ask about identity person Which By , in Latin Part 5 of curiosity Phrase describing an offerer of sympathy? Preface for many a Ken Jennings autograph Popular Canadian-born game show host Pre-admittance query "Popular" question? (Part one) Pooh-poohs an economist Part 10 of a Stephen Leacock quote Pit in its entirety? Part of a high-fiber sandwich Part of a healthy breakfast Part of many breakfasts "Praise God from __ All ..."