Letter P 224250–224500

Puzzle center? Puzzle has two Puzzle pair Puzzle pieces Puzzle's central components? Puzzling characters? Prevalent ideas and spirit of the time PONTUS, city of Princess in Nintendo games Princess in a Nintendo game series Princess of Hyrule Princess of Nintendo games Princess of the kingdom Hyrule, in video games Princess of video games Princess who takes on the alter ego of Sheik, in the game Ocarina of Time Princess whose alter ego is Sheik "Path of enlightenment" discipline PLATFORM Sutra, subject of the Path of enlightenment Peace, of a kind Peaceful and calm Peaceful and relaxed Peaceful, informally Perpetually unworried Philosophical interest for John Cage Practice at some meditation centers Practice of observing and letting go Practice with walking meditations Pursuit of satori path to satori Persian writing "Prisoner of ___." Part of an Anthony Hope title Place of imprisonment in book and film Prison of fiction Prisoner's castle, in fiction Prisoner's place, in an 1894 adventure novel Perceptual psychologist Karl Perceptual psychologist Karl who created cards to test ESP Perceptual psychologist Karl who lent his name to a famous test Psychologist Karl who designed cards used to test for extrasensory perception Psychologist Karl who develeloped a set of ESP-testing cards Parapsychology testing tools with five distinct symbols Place of outdoor meditation Peaceful places with rakes and rocks Peak of power Pinnacles or summits Paradox lover of Greece Paradox lover of old Paradoxical Greek Paradoxical fellow Paradoxical figure? Paradoxical one Paradoxical philosopher Paradoxical thinker Pericles's philosophy prof Philosopher famed for paradoxes Philosopher for whom a paradox is named Philosopher known as "the Stoic" Philosopher known for "reductio ad absurdum" arguments Philosopher known for a paradox Philosopher known for his "Achilles and the Tortoise" paradox Philosopher known for his paradoxes Philosopher of Elea Philosopher with a noted paradox Philosopher with a paradox Pre-Socratic Greek philosopher Philosopher's wickedness? Philosopher analyzed by Aristotle Part of a Buddhist's Eightfold Path? Pleasant breeze Pleasing breeze Poetically, the west wind. Prestone competitor Part of ZPG Part of a football score. Part of a shutout score Part of binary code Pearl Harbor attacker Plane in the Pearl Harbor attack Population-growth number Possible meter reading. Problem digit of Y2K plane WWII 1/3 of a film title Pinpointed Position the cross hairs (on) Prepare to shoot at Poorly rated stopover? Promotional interest rate, perhaps Pearl Harbor planes Planes in "Tora! Tora! Tora!" Planes in the Pearl Harbor attack Poker, for one Preceder of first Path of an overnight star Pilot's adjective for awful weather Passion for life Peel in a cocktail Peel on a plate Peel piece Peel; enthusiasm Piece of lemon peel Piquance Piquancy (from French for orange peel). peel Citrus Big fruit Peppy-sounding cracker brand Prepped, as peels Pastry-making aid Peel-scraping tool Peel-scraping tools Peeling gadgets Piquant by comparison Pieces of lemon peel Piquant garnishes Pequant, zingy Pungently tasty Piquant cracker? Predecessor of eta ___ Phi Beta (sorority founded at Howard University) ___ Phi Beta (sorority founded at Howard) Particle displacement symbols, in physics Poetic term for what the Rolling Stones lyric "she blew my nose and then she blew my mind" contains PERSEPHONE, father of PERSEUS, father of POLLUX, father of POLYHYMNIA, father of POLYMNIA, father of PROSERPINA, father of Pan's parent Pantheon VIP Pantheon ruler Persephone father Pollux father Poseidon's brother Posthumous winner of two 2003 Grammys Province capital on the Yellow River Pasternak protagonist Pasternak title character Premier under Mao Pakistan president after Chaudhry Pakistani leader, 1977-88 Pakistani president of the '80s Pakistani president of the 1980s Pakistani president, 1978-88 President of Pakistan from 1978-1988 President of Pakistan, 1978-'88 Pueblo of ___ (Keres-speaking nation native to New Mexico) president of the 80s Pakistani Part of a slalom's path Part of a turning course Part of an end run Precursor of a zag. Pyramid-shaped tower Pantsless comic strip character Pinking shears pattern Proceed via sharp turns Paths with sharp alternating turns Popular malt beverage Product of the Coors Brewing Company Penny ingredient Penny material, mostly Penny's makeup, largely Penny's makeup, mostly Penny, mostly Penultimate element, alphabetically Pipe metal Portion of a penny Primary element in pennies Photoengravers. Powder used in paint pigment and matches Plate a World War II battleship with a certain metal? Pigment used in cosmetic dentistry Periodical: sl. Pub such as "Toward a New Understanding of the Honeypot Puzzle Fragments" Publication Fan Publication printed on photocopiers Punk rock's "Flipside" or "Maximumrocknroll", e.g. Photocopied punk rock publications Popular issues Pubs not reviewed much Possibly sarcastic joke response Pan a Dahl novel without Disney? Pointedly criticizes Plant of the daisy family with bright showy colours Popular member of the aster family. Palestine as a haven. Park featuring Navajo Sandstone Park in Utah. Part of Jerusalem. Promised Land, to Rastafarians Postal code Proceed with pep. P.O. innovation for sorting mail. Post office wall postings Portable backup device Popular sandwich bag Parts of some purses Pursemaker's purchases Product once advertised for its "Matchless Performance" Pinhead of comics Parts of addresses Postal aids, for short Postal codes Postal codes, for short Prepares to exit the stall, say Proceeds apace. Prepares to leave the stall Plastic fastener Plastic perp restrainers Prepare for wintry weather "Planet of the Apes" character played by Kim Hunter Primer finish Pimple by another name Photo retoucher's focus, perhaps Picture day concern Pimple patch target Pimple, in slang Pimple, informally Proactiv target, informally Problem before a big date, informally Prom-night trauma Promgoer's woe Promgoer's worry Pussy thing on a puss Pasta like penne Pasta often baked Pasta often baked with three cheeses Pasta often baked with tomato sauce Pasta popular on "The Sopranos" Pasta salad pasta Pasta served at Sicilian weddings Pasta similar to penne Pasta that is totally tubular Pasta that sounds like two letters Pasta that's often baked Pasta that's totally tubular Pasta tubes often served "al forno" Pasta with a ridged surface, often Penne cousin Penne kin Penne relative Pipes of pasta Pasta often baked with cheese and sauce Politician in charge of pasta? Pizzaface's coverings Popular comic strip about a 17-year-old high school student POLISH currency POLISH principal monetary unit Poland's currency Poland's dollar