Letter P 46750–47000

Producer-director Fred ___ Plotter at a Cedar Rapids campus? Passé campus term Princetonian or Yalie Prom girl. Prepare copy jointly Put together together Part of a literary team Publishing employee Publishing house employee pair of correctors Pioneering dozen in Yale's graduating Class of 1972, for example Politically incorrect term for some students Pursuers of higher education. PRIMITIVE fish Pertaining to the sky: Rare. Paulo who wrote "The Alchemist" Pertaining to the abdomen. Purchaser of commodities on large scale, for monopoly purposes. Producer brothers' surname Producer/director brothers' surname Pass in an across-the-aisle way Pass together Pair of filmmaking brothers Peers Participate in a bit of arm-twisting Persuade an unwilling person to do something using force or threats Persuade by force Persuade by threats Persuade forcefully Persuade someone into doing something using threats Persuade with pressure Put the pressure on Put the screws on Put the squeeze on Pressured Pressured into Pressures Puts pressure (on) pressuring PERSON of equal antiquity PERSON of the same age Popular bumper sticker of the 2000s Proposed substitute for cold war. Pour-over product Place to buy a latte Part of the morning grind? Pause in the day's occupations. Piece of china for cappuccino Perk up a bum? Place where people work for beans? Person who roasts their own beans, perhaps Percolating carafe Perking need Place to order a latte or espresso Place for a quick bite Places with a latte going for them? Piece of furniture named for a drink Place for an art book, perhaps Photo-filled reading matter in the living room Picture-filled item often seen in a living room Professional sampler. Pulitzer winner Tristam Punter's target. Post-Starbucks sex? Palm (off) Part of "the works" Part of a gear Part of a gearwheel Part of a machine Part of a sprocket Part of a wheel Part of the system Peon Person who plays a minor part Piece in a machine Projection on a toothed wheel Proverbial minor-yet-important-part Persuasive relevance Power to convince. Persuasive, as an argument Powerfully persuasive Put on one's thinking cap Philosophical opening Philosophical axiom Posh nightcap Premium brandy Product of a pot still perceptual People who are well-informed about a particular subject people considered to be especially knowledgeable about a particular subject P.I. grass Philippine thatching-grass. Philippine grasses. Parts of a machine Parts of the machine, maybe Parts that mesh Pawns, in slang Peons, metaphorically Persons acting as part of a process. Pieces of a machine Projecting catches. Platonic life partners, maybe Poet Leonard Producer Alexander predecessor Rumsfeld org. Primitive radio receiver Premium Cuban cigar Premium Cuban cigar brand Premium Cuban cigars Pacino's "Angels in America" role Pioneer in bacteriology Political analyst Nate Pacific Coast salmon Pacific Northwest sport fish Pacific salmon variety Partner in crime, say Pacific salmon varieties Pacific swimmer Panelist on "The View," say Partner on a talk show Party partner Party planning partner Penn to Teller on TV Person sharing the stage Podcast partner Podcast personality Podcasting partner, e.g. partner Talk show group Police chap, or police trap Pair of emcees Panel members on "The View," e.g. Party leaders? Performers who run comedy shows together Peaceful, in Pau Pompadour, for example Projecting corners. Part of an electromagnet Part of an ignition system. Phish's is "Squirming" Phone cord shape Phone-cord shape Postage purchase Prepare to Strike Prepare to strike, perhaps Prepare to strike, snake-style Python shape Python's pose part Mattress Fold-up Pictures of Slinkys? Parts of armatures. Prepares to strike Prepares to strike, as a cobra Prepares to strike, as a snake Prepares to strike, in a way Prepares to strike, maybe Puts away, as a hose Prepare for storage, as a cord Portuguese city with a historic university founded in 1290 Piece of change often found in pockets Pagoda Paisa or baiza Parking meter filler Parking-meter insert Pay phone input Penny or dime Penny or nickel Penny or peso Penny, e.g. Penny, for one Peso or peseta Pfennig, e.g. Piece of Hanukkah gelt Piece of change Piece of eight, e.g. Piece of eight, for one Piggy bank addition Piggy bank deposit Pocket jingle or object of a flip Pocket piece Pound, e.g. Prop for a street magician Put in the dictionary? paisa peso Phrase before phrase ___ phrase (invent) Portmanteau words, e.g. Place for petty cash? Prized possessions for numismatists Phrase inventor Phrase inventors Pinball machine, e.g. Pay-phone feature Provider of much change Pay-phone gadgets. Pocket change items typically made of metal Pence, e.g. Pennies and dimes Pennies and nickels Pennies, e.g. Pennies, say Penny and pence People throw them into fountains Pesos and pennies Pfennig and shilling. Piggy bank items Piggy bank's contents Piggybank stash Pocket janglers Pre-kickoff flippers Proof-set constituents Purse items Part of a vending machine Policy mates Pounding headache? Popular soft drink brand Partially burned coal Pepsi alternative Pepsi alternative, briefly Pepsi challenger Pepsi competitor Pepsi's rival Pop label Popular Soft drink Popular drink Popular pop Popular pop, familiarly Porous fuel Product once advertised as "Ice-cold sunshine" Popular soft drink brand often paired with burgers product Coal boat Pop slogan of 1982, and a hint to the starts of the starred answers Pepsi alternatives Popular colas Popular pops Popular sodas Popular soft drinks Parody used to sell Pepsi? Pol. commentator Roberts PASS between peaks PASS through mountains Part of a matrix: Abbr. Part of a newspaper: Abbr. Pass between mountain peaks. Passage for Tenzing. Potter in "m*a*s*h" Potter of "M*A*S*H," for ex. Potter or Klink (Abbr.) Potter's "M*A*S*H" rank (Abbr.)