Letter P 32000–32250

Penn State conference Penn State is part of it Penn State's conference Penn State's group Purdue, Indiana, etc. Political party term signifying diversity Political party's inclusive quality Pricey buy Part that may be pinched Places for large nails Pitcher Walter Johnson Panjandrum, modern style. Prime times Patna is its capital Province in NE India. Prized gem Prized object Pedal Pedaled vehicle Peloton equipment Peloton product Peloton racer Penny-farthing, for one Preteen%C2%92s vehicle Preteen's vehicle Prop for Lance Armstrong Pumped ride Pedaled Pedaled a two-wheeler Pedaled about Pedaled in a triathlon Pedaler's headgear Pedaler's headwear Piece of safety gear for a cyclist Part of a street designated for cyclists Path that might have designated traffic signals Pedaler's place Place for someone to shift gears Place where you might get taken for a ride Pedal pusher Person on two wheels person who rides a motorcycle Place to secure a pedaled vehicle Place to take your hog to get a drink Places where hogs are taken to drink Path for cyclists Pathway for cyclists Pedal pushers Participates in the middle section of a triathlon Pedals Pointed front of a two-wheeler? Program for city cyclists Program whose wheels get passed around Public transportation program for two-wheelers Place to pick up a Schwinn Place to purchase a Schwinn *Pedicabs Path for pedalers Pedal through London's theatre district? Path for a fixie plant aconite Park activity Park pastime Participating in the Tour de France Penalty for pedaling over the posted limit? Popular two-piece swimwear Pacific atoll, used for US nuclear weapon tests Pageant wear, at times Photo shoot bathing suit Punk band whose members published the "Riot Grrrl Manifesto" Providers of limited coverage? Part of a two-piece suit Parts of two-piece swimsuits Painful salon treatment Painful spa treatment Puppeteer Baird Puppeteer Baird who performed for "The Sound of Music" Politically two-sided Pact between two countries part of cell membrane Port of Spain's northern coast PEQUOD owner Peevish temper Peevishness Petulance Pure spite product Liver PROTUBERANCE part on cask Part of a hull Part of a ship's hold. Part of a ship's hull. Place for stagnant water Parts of ships. Places for stagnant water PERSON able to speak two languages fluently Peevishly ill-natured Pull a fast one on Put one over on Phil Silvers role Postage for chain letters? Pulls a switcheroo on, perhaps PLASTER with placards PROPOSED indictment submitted to jury Paper to pay Pecos man Perry the Platypus feature Platypus claim to fame Platypus feature Platypus part Platypus's beak Player for coach Marv Levy Potential first First Husband Potential law Premier Davis President Clinton, whose first lady was Hillary Rodham President between George and George W. Promontory Prompt for payment Proposed law paper worth money programme Pitch off the road Poster ads on highways President who was a Rhodes Scholar Portrayer of TV's Dr. Cliff Huxtable PLACE where troops etc. are lodged PROVIDE with board and lodging Provide lodging for Placing in quarters. Positions or jobs. Provides lodging for Pianist on "Kind of Blue" Pike Pickpockets' targets Portrayer of Barry on "Barry" PRINTED account form printed form for making out bills Pruning tool. Poolroom gear Place for a cue ball Professional who minds their cues POOLROOM PROP Phase of a pool hall tournament POOL game Prompt in "The Hustler"? Place to find chalk Playable things with pockets Placement on a poster Person with ten-figure net worth PERSON possessing a thousand million dollars Pistons great who's the head coach of the WNBA's Detroit Shock *"Politically Incorrect" host person who uses a billhook Pittsburgh Pirates hero of the 1960 World Series Perceptive PBS pundit PBS science guy Pre-prandial reading Property-transfer instrument Puff out Puff up in the breeze Puff up in the wind, as a sail Puffs up PERSON who pastes up placards placard poster Patrick Buchanan's TV foil President portrayer in "Independence Day" Parts of wads Pelicans' features. Posters. Potential legislation Preposed statutes Proposed laws Phrase from one in debt? Payment authorizations President Clinton's favorite bird? Policeman's club. Personification of good, in a novel and play. Police baton wielded for crowd control Police baton Police officer's baton Police officer's equipment Police persuaders "Piano Man" pianist "Piano Man" singer "Piano Man" and "Cabaret" emcee Places where singer Joel sings? Posy for an entrepreneur? Pro baseball player-turned-evangelist Pro baseballer-turned-evangelist Puppeteer Baird and cartoonist Keane Puppeteer Baird and namesakes "Put together", in product names particularly unintelligent bimbo Physically attractive girl Pretty, usually stupid girl period of two thousand years Part of the Bahamas Part of the Bahamas closest to the U.S. Ponce de Leon's fountain-of-youth isle. Pre-Columbian name for Florida PERIODICAL produced twice a month PRODUCED twice a month Produced six times a year PLACE for storing grain Paper collector Part of OBL Part of a cellar. Place for bargains Place for bargains or garbage Place for coal Place for coal or corn Place for corn Place for flour Place for laundry Place for recyclables Place for remainders Place for trash Plane's overhead storage location Point of a quill Post office container Potato storage unit place Storage area pungi *Poem dedicated to a computer chip? Pair of stars orbiting a common center, or a system of 0s and 1s Produced in pairs, as leaves. PLACE under promise Put covers on book Put together, as a book Put under obligation pinion Paper organizer Person who keeps an eye on your notebook? Part of a printing plant. Platform on which to receive a red dot on the forehead? Pickles Predicaments Puts under contract. PLANT hated amongst gardeners PROTEOGLYCAN molecules, plant source of plant that twines around a support PLANT shoot Plant tendril. Plant stems. Pioneer in I.Q. testing Pioneer in intelligence measurement Psychologist Alfred who invented the intelligence test Psychologist known for I. Q. tests. Psychologist who gave his name to a test Psychologist Alfred's earnings?