Letter P 30750–31000

Part of the Triple Crown Possess a membership Placed properly Price-less? Pulitzer-winning Toni Morrison novel Preposition in some winter forecasts Preposition used more in winter forecasts than summer Put under Physics term. Poirot's countrymen: abbr. Power units Power units named after a great scientist. Pants accessory Pants holder-upper Pants securer Pants support Pants-loop insert Part of Orion Part of a dress. Part of a karate uniform Prizefighter's prize Prizefighting prize Pulley connector Pulley part Pants-accessory clasp Punched Prepared for a safe ride Post-sunset pinkish area just above the horizon Project, perhaps Perform karaoke with passion, say Perform on a nostalgic tour Pants accessories Pants supporters Pants supports Passenger safety items Passionately sings (out) Potent swigs Pugilism awards Power tool for smoothing wood Punch the junior senator from Vermont? people and institutions located in the area bounded by the Washington Beltway Private consultant to the federal government, in slang Peripheral roads Prized caviar Pricey cracker topper PHINEUS, father of Plain the novelist Plain whose novel "Heartwood" was published posthumously in 2011 POLISH Nazi extermination camp (WWII) POLISH concentration/labour camp (WWII) POLISH extermination camp (WWII) POLISH labor/labour camp (WWII) public service PLATFORM, ancient Part of an Eastern church Place for the clergy and choir Platform for Demosthenes Public speaker's platform Public speaker's platform of yore "Please don't __" Puppy-love expression Put in a daze "Please __ valentine" Phrase seen before "valentine" Pray continue busy meeting, cutting in all over the place "Paddington" voice actor Whishaw Pa Cartwright Painter Shahn Part of some Hebrew men's names Peak, in Scotland. Peak: Scot. Pet rat in a 1972 #1 song Physicist Mottelson who discovered the shape of nuclei Platt of "Dear Evan Hansen" Poet Jonson Pon-derosa name Ponderosa pa Ponderosa patriarch Poor Richard, really Post man Bradlee *Pat who sang "Love Is a Battlefield" Pakistan's Bhutto Popular ballad, 1843. PARLIAMENT seat Park feature. Park fixture Park furniture Park seat Park seating Pianist's perch Pianist's seat Place for scrubs Platform at a dog show. Put on the sidelines pew PLAYER waiting to join game Player who rides the other team *Profit margin on a piece of furniture? Point of reference Points of reference, for surveyors. Powerlifting achievement Proceeding after a jury waiver Perform a plié Plie, for one Plié, to the layman Pull taut, as a bow. PART 3 Prada competitor Pitcher's specialty. Pub crawl and then some Pub crawler's activity Playing fast and loose Part of morning calisthenics Prattle on and on Part of N. B. Part of N.B. Pat of N.B. Pop music's ___ King Positive response to "Come va?" Positive response to the Italian question "Come sta?" Prefix for diction Prefix for factor or diction Prefix for fit or factor Prefix with "diction" Prefix with factor Pope after John III Pope during the siege of Rome by Lombards Pope from 575-79 Prayer for divine protection Pope elected in 2005: 2 wds. Pope who resigned in 2013 before Francis PATRON of a cause or charitable institution PERSON who has given friendly aid Paladin Patroness Person who gives aid or charity Provider of grants patrolman preserver protector Patrons presidency patentee process (ores) through reduction Pension plan payment Perk from work Pro bono show Perks like health care Pal of Seinfeld and Costanza Prague hero. Pre-Communist Czech leader. President of Czechoslovakia, 1935–38 and 1945–48. President of Czechoslovakia. Puddy dater Puddy's off-again-on-again girlfriend "Pretty Baby" R&Ber Eric Part of Cambridge U. Poet Stephen Vincent Poet Stephen or William Poet William Rose ___ Poet of "John Brown's Body." Poet of Civil War narrative. Poet who won a Pulitzer for "John Brown's Body" Poet who won a Pulitzer for "The Dust Which Is God" Poet, winner of Pulitzer Prize 1943. Poetic brothers' name Poetic family name, U. S. Posthumous Pulitzer winner for "Western Star" Pulitzer Prize poet: 1944 Pulitzer Prize winner: 1944 Pulitzer poet Pulitzer poet, 1929 Pulitzer poet: 1944 Pulitzer prize poet, 1928. Pulitzer winner for "John Brown's Body" Poetic American siblings Poetic family Poets Stephen Vincent and William Rose Poets Stephen and William portuguese football club from lisbon Part of British India: Abbr. Paul Brown Stadium player Player in a striped helmet Player losing to the 49ers in Super Bowl XVI or XXIII Player with an orange and black-striped helmet PALI people, language of the Predator of India Pain-relieving patch maker Pfizer consumer brand Popular analgesic cream Popular pain relief cream Popular relief for painful pectorals Premier of Israel. Prime Minister in Tel Aviv. Prime Minister of Israel. Provincial Egyptian capital. Playwright and producer. Pair of spectacles "Please refrain from personal attacks" "Put your claws away" Parental plea Playgroup warning Pamper, say pleasant and beneficial in nature or influence Porto Novo is its capital Porto Novo's land Porto-Novo is its capital Porto-Novo's country Porto-Novo's land Porto-Novo's nation Possible Variety headline if an "American Beauty" actress agrees to do a D.L. Coburn play? Part of Franklin's signature. President before and after Grover President of Truck Part Manufacturers, Inc.? Peter Grimes composer President of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Pennsylvania Signer. Pioneering child care author Protagonist of Colson Whitehead's "Sag Harbor" plant East India "Pride and Prejudice" family name "Pride and Prejudice" family Prime Minister Richard Publisher Cerf Punster Cerf Proclivity for Cerf's writing? Peak in the Scottish Highlands Pianist Moiseivitch. Postage stamp comedian PALM liquor PHILIPPINES palm wine Philippine palm wine. Parlors: Scot. Peaks in Scotland. Possessive on rice packages Paradise created by Francis Bacon in "The New Atlantis" Particular tendency. Predilection Proclivity Propensity to become dishonest pronate Pasture growth Philosopher whose fully-dressed skeleton is on display at University College London PHILOSOPHY based on measurability of pleasure and aim of greatest happiness of the greatest number Philosopher Jeremy's "the greatest happiness comes between two slices of bread" food? Posh ride Portable lunch options from Japan Painter who taught Pollock Penchants Predilections