Letter P 45250–45500

Protest noisily Public outcry Part of a vise Put in a vise pliers Porky Pig creator Bob Pete Seeger sang about "Acres" of this shellfish Pasta topper with molluscan morsels Play dumb Pack that goes way back Phratry. Plaid wearers Pointer Sisters, for one "Patriot Games" creator Prison-door sound "Please ___" (request to an unenthusiastic crowd) "Please ___...?" (Depressing request from Jeb Bush) Palm-on-palm sound Participate in an ovation Pat-a-cake element Patty-cake sound Peal of thunder Perform in a claque Performer's favorite sound Play Mary Mack, e.g. Play pat-a-cake Play patty-cake Praise a performance Praise the performance Private invasion, with "the" Provide manual percussion Put 'em together, as it were Put hands together Put one's hands together Put one's hands together, in a way Put your hands together Put your paws together Played pat-a-cake Plays pat-a-cake Praises manually Provides some low-tech percussion Puts one's hands together Puts palms together Puts those hands together Pretentious prose Pompous writings PEOPLE hired to applaud in a theater/theatre People paid to applaud a show Professional cheering squad. "Porgy and Bess" soprano Protagonist who dances to Tchaikovsky’s "Nutcracker" Peller who asked "Where's the beef?" Peller who asked "Where's the beef?" in Wendy's ads Philanthropist Barton Pianist Schumann Pianist Schumann, early champion of Brahms Pianist/composer Schumann Pioneering nurse Barton Patti Page Paramount Pictures silents star Playwright --- Boothe Luce Playwright Luce Playwright ___ Booth Luce Publisher Boothe Luce Play by Booth Tarkington. Popular table wine Product of Bordeaux. Product of New York State. Purplish-red hue purple color red purplish red color Purplish reds Pete Fountain played it Pete Fountain's instrument Pennsylvania university located north of Pittsburgh Popular allergy medicine Popular over-the-counter antihistamine Pellucidness precise understanding pureness PC Joe ___ PM Joe and Actor Susan Part of a "Daily Planet" byline Partner of Lewis Partner of Lewis or Lois Partner of Lois or Lewis Perennial television host Petula's backup group? Panatella kin Perfume herb Potherb in S. Europe. Play the cymbals Purple and lime green, e.g. Pictures of mismatched outfits? Part of a bracelet Part of a purse. Part of some envelopes Pin attachment Pin part Preface to a shake Purse closer Purse component Purse fastener Purse fastening. Purse part Pawpaw Parts of some envelopes Pieces of jewelry. Purse fasteners Purse parts Part of PFC Part of a school schedule Part of a student's load Part of a student's schedule Phylum division Phylum subdivision Plane seating division (and the key to this puzzle's theme) Professor's audience Pupil's location Pupil's milieu ___ participation (grading criterion) people having the same social, economic, or educational status period of study Preferred variety of stock Portland Sea Dogs' level Paragon of dignified behavior Paragon of elegance Paragon of grace Paragon of gracious behavior Paragon of prestige Performance featuring students dancing on desks? Person of grace and dignity Performers par excellence Probably not a teacher's pet Put in a group Parts of teaching schedules Phylum units Principal's principle concern. Penguin publication with a black spine Prototypical Post-Baroque Period of the Peloponnesian Wars Philharmonics perform it *Pierce-Arrow convertible, e.g. Pasta sauce brand poshest Personal, perhaps Proverb not meant to be repeated? Protect sensitive information Peer of a sort Person you share history with, say Prom partner, perhaps P.T.A. helper. Picture that may feature students in height order Piece of school jewelry Prized school memento. Part of a school. Place for a blackboard Pupils' places Pots-and-pans noises Painter Monet Pepper of Fla. Painter whose cataract surgery allowed him to see and paint in ultraviolet Popular impressionist PILATE, wife of Pianist Arrau Patron of children, his feast-day Dec. 6. Polar globe-trotter Pole name Pole-ish surname? Popular surname, in December Present-day man? Prince ___ of the Netherlands Parsing subject Part of a compound sentence Part of a contract Part of a sentence Part of sentence or document Piece of a lease Predicate part Provision in a contract Proviso Parts of sentences. Phrases. Prussian author of "On War" Percussion stick Percussionist's stick Piece of Latin percussion Piece of percussion Percussion sticks Percussion sticks that accompany dancing Percussionist's wooden sticks Piano's early cousin Part of the pectoral girdle Piano keyboard. Patron of Malone and Chambers Peterson's pal on "Cheers" Panda part Part of a birds foot Part of a cat or crab Part of a crab Part of a dragon's foot Part of a hammer head. Part of a hammer. Part of a lobster that's better than the tail, IMO Part of a midway skill crane Part of a plushie-stocked arcade game Part of a wolf or a lobster Part of some hammerheads Partner of scratch Paw feature Paw part Paw protrusion Persian nail Persian weapon Persian's weapon Pincer, e.g. Pincers of a crustacean. Pincers part. Post scratcher Prize grabber in an arcade game Prominent part of a male fiddler crab part Hammer Paw Paw, like a bear Prying aid Part of a tiger's arsenal Parts of a crab that grab Parts of some hammers Persian weapons Pincerlike extremeties Potter's molding material PLIABLE substance Paint-your-own-pottery supply Pigeon material Pigeon target Plastic earth. Polk's 1844 Whig Party opponent Pot composition Pot-making supply Potter's base Potter's buy Potter's material Potter's medium Potter's need Potter's purchase Potter's stuff Potter's supply Potter's wheel lump Pottery base