Letter P 500–750

President Lincoln President Lincoln's nickname President Lincoln, affectionately President Lincoln, for short President Lincoln, informally President between James and Andrew President between James and Andrew (m) President between James and Andrew, briefly President from Illinois (well before Barry) President hated by "copperheads," informally President in a stovepipe hat, familiarly President known for honesty President referenced in "The Ballad of Booth," for short President's nickname. Presidential name Presidential nickname Presidential sobriquet Prez #16 Prez Lincoln Prez a century before Jack Prez after whom an American car company was named Prez associated with honesty Prez before Andy Prez before the Tennessee Tailor Prez between Jim and Andy Prez during the Civil War Prez elected in 1860 Prez from Illinois Prez in a stovepipe hat Prez known for his top hat Prez known for honesty Prez married to Mary Penny president, familiarly Prez on Mount Rushmore Prez on a $5 bill Prez on a copper Prez on a fin Prez on a five Prez on a fiver Prez on a penny Prez on a penny who's "pinched" in four answers here Prez on fives Prez on pennies Prez on the $5 bill Prez on the five Prez on the penny Prez on two different units of currency Prez on two units of currency Prez who issued the Emancipation Proclamation Prez who wore a top hat Prez who would probably like Honest Tea Prez who, oddly enough, used "Dixie" at his campaign rallies Prime minister Shinzo Prime minister appointed by Akihito Prime minister before Suga Prime minister formally appointed by Akihito Prime minister from the Jiyu Minshuto party Prime minister in Tokyo Prime minister in the Jiminto party Prime minister of Japan Prime minister overseeing the Naikaku Prime minister residing in the Kantei Prime minister who helped his country land the 2020 Summer Olympics Prime minister who met with Trump in February Prime minister with a degree from Seikei University Producer Burrows. Profile on a penny Profiled penny prez Pulitzer winner Burrows Puzzle theme which appears nine more times in the grid Perpendicular to the ship's centerline Parallel to a ship. Perpendicular to a ship's length Perpendicular to a ship's midline Perpendicular to the fore-and-aft line Perpendicular to the keel Perpendicular to the keel, nautically Perpendicular to the ship's middle Perpendicular, at sea Perpendicularly to the keel Position on the briny position relative to ship Part three of quip Pound __ (do cop's work) Pound __: cover one's route, cop-style Pound ___ (do patrol work) Pound ___: officer's routine Playwright digs Pupil Pal of Troy on "Community" Pillowed and blanketed Proper way for a tot to await St. Nicholas Propped up by pillows, perhaps Peer of Shadrach Part of an Ali metaphor "__, please, Woody": "Cheers" request Paul Rudd's uncredited "Year One" role Person exchanged for Powers in 1962 Post–W.W. II spy Preferred sacrificer Prize awarded to mathematicians Prototypical victim __ Prize (prestigious mathematics award) ___ Prize (annual mathematics award) ___ Prize (award won by Karen Uhlenbeck in 2019) ___ Prize (mathematician's honor) ___ Prize (mathematics award) ___ Prize, annual award in mathematics ___ Prize, annual international award for mathematics ___ Prize, major honor in mathematical achievement person Fourth anniversary gift Philosopher of Louis VI's time. Pierre ___, philosopher. Physically no match for Cain? POPLAR species Poplar Poplar popular in puzzles Poplar tree Poplar type Poplar variety Popular poplar Popular poplar in puzzles poplar White poplar white tree Poplar trees Poplars Political leader who patented a system to alter the buoyancy of steamboats President who proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday Prez who delivered a famous address on Nov. 19, 1863 President's definition of "is"? Pulitzer-winning WWII novel about replacing the local alert system PICTS, capital of the (Scot.) perversion Peppery Perturbed Picky ___ Pitiless. Preternatural petulant provoked pugnacious produce aberration Peculiarity Porn paranoia phantasm porno pornography preposterousness psychopathy psychosis Penny heads Playwright Burrows et al. Presidents featured on the U.S. five-dollar bill, informally Participate in a crime Partner in crime? Partner of aid Partner-in-crime Penal code verb Pitch in at a crime scene? Pitch in at the crime scene Plan a getaway for, perhaps Play lookout for, for example Play the henchman Prime for a crime Promote Promote a crime Promote criminal activity Promote criminal activity, in a way Promote felonious acts Promote peccancy Promote, as criminal intent Promote, as criminality Provide a bank blueprint, e.g. Provide a bank floor plan for, perhaps Provide a bank floor plan for, say Provide a fake alibi for, e.g. Provide a fake alibi for, say Provide a false alibi for, say Provide a gun for, maybe Provide a hideout for a crook Provide a hideout for, perhaps Provide a hideout for, say Provide an alibi for, e.g. Provide an alibi for, maybe Provide an alibi for, perhaps Provide an alibi for, say Provide bad service? Provide bank blueprints, maybe Provide cover for, perhaps Provide cover for, say Provide fake cover for, e.g. Provide illegal help to Provide immoral support? Provide job support Provide job support for? Provide the bank blueprints for, say Provide the bank layout to, say Provide with a hideout, e.g. Provide with a hideout, perhaps Put a hood up? Put oneself at risk, in a way "Pay up!" Partner of aids Picks the locks for, perhaps Plans a getaway for, maybe Plans a getaway for, perhaps Plans a nice getaway? Plays henchman Plays the henchman Plays wheel man Primes and crimes Primes for crimes Promotes Promotes wrongdoing Promotes. as wrongdoing Provides a fake alibi for, say Provides a false alibi for Provides a false alibi for, say Provides a haven for, perhaps Provides a hideaway for, maybe Provides a hideout for, maybe Provides funding for, perhaps Provides inside information for, say Provides on the job assistance? Provides tools for, as a crime Provides with an alarm code, perhaps Provokes Playing a supporting role Perpetrator's pal Phil Fish portrayer on "Barney Miller" Player of Sal in "The Godfather" PASSIVE state Passivity Pause Postponement Procrastination. peaceful state putting off postponed Patsy and Edina's BBC show, familiarly Popular 1990's sitcom from England, informally Popular BBC America show, for short Popular BBC import, for short Popular Britcom, for short Popular British comedy, informally Popular British sitcom, briefly Popular British sitcom, for short Passionately dislike Panic