Letter P 30500–30750

Part 7 of an Easter reminder Petty Panhandles Partner of borrows Passes the hat Politely disagree princess Anglo Indian Plead with one's bud? Plead with one's frontier buddy? Playwright Brendan Pep talk directive Parent's admonition Parent's demand Parent's scolding Parental command Parental order Part of an admonition by Austin Powers Play nice Preschool teacher's directive Pleased the baby sitter Punish barbarically Put in the guillotine Powerful Giant powerful companies Place to find a director, usually Place for directors Place for secretive maneuvers Place for shenanigans Partner of lo Possessor of an eye for beauty. Paint brand Paint brand at Home Depot Paint brand sold at Home Depot Paint brand with an ursine logo Paint company whose name sounds like an animal Paint company with an ursine image in its logo Pale sandy colour Pantyhose color Pantyhose color, perhaps Pantyhose shade Popular color for Spring. Popular neutral shade Popular nylon color. Pale hues Pale shades Pale yellow shades Popular New Orleans dessert Peaceful gathering, 60's-style PERSON that exists Partner of "nothingness" in a Sartre title Philosophy topic "Poetry is ..." (E. E. Cummings) Pry or snoop Phrase meaning "harmonize." PUNGWE River port Port of Mozambique Port and capital of Lebanon. President Bishara el Khoury's capital. PALESTINIAN area Primp Popular gem-matching app game -- Paese (cheese) Physics unit named after an inventor. Power ratio unit Puccini's "Un ___ dÔö£┬╝ vedremo" Puccini's "Un ____ di" __ Paese (Italian cheese) __ Paese ___ Paese (cheese named for a book named for an Italian phrase) ___ Paese (cheese variety) ___ Paese (semi-soft cheese) ___ Paese (semisoft Italian cheese) ___ Paese (variety of cheese) Perseverate Perfect time to be a nag? Presses to absurd lengths Posh neighborhood in Los Angeles Princedom of the small screen? Protects a rock climber Post-meal sign of appreciation, in some cultures PARA capital (Braz.) Para River city Para, Brazil. Pará state capital, in Brazil Plane stop before Rio. Port of Brazil Port on the Pará Places for tolls Part of a church tower Part of a tower Place for bats Proverbial place for bats part of a tower where bells are hung Poirot was one: Abbr. Poirot, for one Part of Benelux. Posh London section Paint a false picture of Picture falsely Prove false Prove otherwise Prove to be false Prove to be mistaken Prove to be untrue Prove untrue Portmanteau in 2010s fandom Proved false Proved otherwise Part 8 of today's quote Personal theology elements Precepts People who contradict Proves false Proves otherwise Proves to be false Poison "Something to ___ In" Person of faith Person with faith People having faith. Pop singer Carlisle Pope heroine et al. Play down? Protest (against) Pooh-poohing Putting someone down Part of a carillon. Part of a jester's costume Part of some buoys Patent holder for the telephone Pavlov's signal Peal Pen name of the Brontës Pepper variety Peppers Period ender Pet collar dangler Philadelphia attraction Philadelphia's Liberty ___ Phone inventor Phone man Phone part Phone pioneer Place for a clapper Plath's "The ___ Jar" Producer of boxing rings Producer of some wedding rings Pseudonym of the Brontës. Pseudonymic surname used by the Brontë sisters Pug saver Pupil summons "Pretty" name Playwright Spewack Playwright Spewak. Playwrights Sam and ___ Spewack. Politician Abzug Politico Abzug Pretty one, in Rome Pretty, in ancient Rome Politician who had a voice that "could boil the fat off a taxicab driver's neck," according to Norman Mailer Plant with reddish flower and black berries. perennial Eurasian herb with reddish bell-shaped flowers and shining black berries "Pitch Perfect" a cappella group, with "the" "Pitch Perfect" a cappella singers "Poison" group playing "Whip It"? (see letters 8 to 11) Power of the medieval church. Pants style Popular '60s-'70s garb Popular '70s garb Pants style famously worn by disco dancers Pants that were popular in the '70s Popular 1970s attire, and a hint to the answers to the starred clues Popular pants in the '60s Philip Morris's Johnny, e.g. Person who polices carillons? Probability graph POPULAR girl Party favorite Perrault's "La _____ au bois dormant" Plantation lass Popular beauty. Popular woman Prettiest at the ball Prettiest girl at the ball Pretty woman Pretty woman at a ball Prom queen ___ Époque or ___ and Sebastian pretty girl/ woman Period of high artistic development Play about Emily Dickinson, with "The" Party VIP PEGASUS, captor of PEGASUS, owner of PHILONOE, husband of Philadelphia Liberty ___ (WFA team) Poetry, drama, fiction, etc. person who makes bells person who mounts bells PRETEXT for war Prejudice Pot___ (portly). PARTY waging regular war PERSON waging regular war Peach cocktail that shares its name with an Italian Renaissance painter Peachy cocktail Pink cocktail Popular brunch cocktail Prosecco and peach cocktail Plath novel, with "The" Protective display cover Protective glass cover Protective glass cases Place from which to holler "Ahoy!"? Performer on a carillon. Phone signals. Prop for Quasimodo Partner of whistles Partners of whistles Places for clappers Poe poem (with "The"). Poe poem subject Poe poem topic Poe subject Poe topic Popular musical and movie. Performs a feat of derring-do. Perform a daring act Pull off a high-risk feat Phone booth deliveryman? Predictor or indicator of change Part of Santa that shakes when he laughs part of the body of a vertebrate which contains the intestines pule Pout Places where some belts are tightened? Painful dive Places for piercings, perhaps Plaster-fashioned keepsake from a pregnancy Pregnancy keepsake *Performer who may wear harem pants Performer who may have a navel decoration Performer with sinuous moves Pool pain Pat that some pets like Plan on ordering a drink, say Part of a lyric from "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" Participate in a pub crawl, say Prepare to order a drink Prepare to be served Preakness follower