Letter P 3250–3500

Place for dramatic exposition Play beginner Play beginning Play opener Play opener, usually Play opening Play part before the intermission Play s beginning Play start Play starter Play time Play's beginning Play's early heading Play's first part Play's first section Play's kickoff? Play's opener Play's opening Play's opening part Play's opening segment Play's start Play-synopsis subhead Playbill entry. Playbill listing. Playbill words Playwright's concern. Plot introducer Post-overture happening Pre-intermission period Program listing. Prologue follower Prefix meaning "action" in words like "activate" Part of Hamlet Part of a play after intermission, maybe Part of most plays Period after intermission Play center Play center, often Play center, perhaps Play center, usually Play part after intermission Play's middle Pop Secret competitor Pop Secret rival Popcorn brand Popcorn brand whose logo resembles a movie marquee Popular microwave popcorn Possible sequel to Moss Hart's autobio Part of a play where the drama continues Part of many plays, but not "Waiting for Godot" Play ender, often Play ending, often Participate in the cast of Perform as a play Protein found in muscles Protein in muscles protein part of a jellyfish Performing onstage as a profession PERFORMING parts in plays/films, etc. Performing on stage or screen Performing art. Performing in a film Performing in a movie Performing on a stage or in front of a camera Performing on stage Performing the role of Planning. Playing a part Playing a role Presenta-tion Pro tem Pretending to be someone else phoney playing politician posing propelling Playing a part from Playing it cool Pursuing, as a police tip Pantomiming Periodic table's ___ series Property of radiant energy PITCHBLENDE, constituent of PITCHBLENDE, radioactive element in Photographic instruments. Part of A.D.A. Practice pulling power Political money raiser Political money-raiser Protagonist like Ellen Ripley Prosecuting: Rare. Priority after a meeting Pawn to king four, e.g. Projection Part of speech that conveys doing Part of "Hamlet" in which Ophelia drowns Part of "Macbeth" when the witches make their prophecies Part of "Macbeth." Part of "Othello" Part of "Romeo and Juliet" in which Juliet fakes her death Part of "The Tempest" Part of Macbeth that "double, double toil and trouble" comes from Part of a long play Penultimate part of "Hamlet" Penultimate part of "Macbeth" Penultimate part of a Shakespeare play Play conclusion, perhaps Play finale, perhaps Play's end, perhaps Preceder of many a play's climax PUT into action Pep up Pique Prime Prod Protect Provoke Push a button Put in play Put into operation. Put into service. prop up Producer Parts of software installations Participating. Peppy Perky Piquant Playing, say Prone to heavy market trading physically energetic pixilated pleasurable potent prankish progressive pushy People who serve might be on it Players eligible to suit up Participating ones. Probiotic brand that Jamie Lee Curtis has shilled for Probiotic dairy brand Probiotic yogurt brand Product whose longtime spokesperson was Jamie Lee Curtis Policy of being involved Political drive PERSON who advocates action POLITICALLY involved person Pollyanna Protester platonist Protesters, often pastimes Part of a schoolteacher's lesson plan Pastime Pressure Production Pursuit Put your best foot forward "Pretend nothing just happened" Pretend - not pretending Parental admonition "Pretend nothing happened" Pretend nothing is wrong Pitcher's exhortation Pitchman's "Don't delay!" Part of a Spanish play Play part, in Madrid Path of some electrical conversions, for short Phrase with God or Congress Plot twist of many novels Penitent's burden Prevarication Pearl Harbor attack, e.g. "Power tends to corrupt . . ." writer "Power tends to corrupt ..." speaker Part of the London borough Perform accordingly. Perform in accord with. Pursue, as a police tip Pursue, as a tip Pursue, as an informant's tip Put into effect Put into practice, as a belief Put to use, as advice Part in a play Play kickoff Play opener, often Program heading. Performer on stage or screen Performs for a living, perhaps on stage or screen Part of speech that describes an action or state Person portraying a character Person in leading or supporting role PROFESSIONAL entertainer Part Player Part filler Part man Part of a cast Part of a company Part owner? Part taker Part winner Participant Parts expert? Paul Kelly, for instance. Paul Muni, e.g. Paul Newman, e.g. Paul Newman, for one Peck, e.g. Penn or Pitt Penn or Pitt, e.g. Performance artist? Performer in "no" drama. Performer in a film Performer in a play Performer memorizing lines Performer of lines Performer on a stage Performer who learns blocking Performer who memorizes blocking Performing artist Person cast in a movie Person featured in a playbill Person in a cast Person in a trailer, in two senses Person in an apron Person learning lines Person of parts Person on a role? Person performing on stage or screen Person playing a part Person playing a role Person who loves to make a scene? Person who may be made-up? Person who may win an Emmy Person with a coach? Person with lines Phoenix or Washington Piazza or Parks. Pitt or Depp, e.g. Pitt or Penn Pitt or Penn, e.g. Play boy? Play group member? Play participant Player