Letter P 53250–53500

Prototype of friendship. Pythias' friend Pythias' pal Pythias' partner Pythias' savior Pythias' substitute as hostage Pythias's friend Pythias's pal Pier Angeli's married name. Pre-Victorian maiden. "Parlez-moi ___." Poisonous gas found in coal mines Poisonous vapor in coal mines. Prepare laundry for ironing Prepared sheets for ironing Piano or furnace part. Piano part Piano pedal Piano string silencer Piano string vibration control Piano's soft pedal, for one Piano's sustaining pedal Plate in a furnace that regulates the draft Piano part that's a little less dry? Piano parts Pond blockers Power projects. Power-production projects Prevents from running, in a way Projects for beavers Public works projects Person in distress Prefix for "fish" or "fly" Producer of a distress call? People oft in distress Plum of a small, blue-black variety Plum variety Purple plum Purplish-blue plum Plum varieties Plums Plug, say "Potato" misspeller Quayle Palestine city. Patrick with a simulcast sports show Peter and Tom's rival Pitcher Quisenberry Pittsburgh Steelers chairman Rooney Poker star Bilzerian Pol Quayle Political commentator Pfeiffer Politico Quayle Pre-Al VP ___ Patch, famed pacer ___ Patch, famous pacer. ____ Patch: famed trotter "Phoebe and Her Unicorn" author Simpson "Phoebe and Her Unicorn" cartoonist Simpson "Pity the Beautiful" poet Gioia Partner of Fox on "The X-Files" Perfumery that created Tabu Perino of Fox Perino of Fox News Plato of "Diff'rent Strokes" Plato of sitcoms Plato on TV Plato or Carvey Plato or Delany Plato, Carvey or Delany Point ___, Calif. Political commentator Perino Political pundit Loesch Political pundit Perino Publisher and Pulitzer winner Canedy __ Point, California ___ Perino, George W. Bush's last White House press secretary ___ Perino, George W. Bush's last press secretary Pertaining to the Greeks. Performer with a self-titled ABC series in 1996 Perseus' mother Perseus' mother, in Greek mythology Perseus's mother Perseus, mother of Princess who became pregnant with Perseus after Zeus came to her in the form of a shower of gold Port of Vietnam port Vietnam capital Plato and others Pageant routine Part of S.Y.T.Y.C.D. Part of a hard-to-believe story? Pas de deux Pavane, e.g. Performance with twirling torches Polka or waltz Pony or alligator Pony or monkey Popular party. Prom Prom or hop Prom, e.g. Prom, for example Prom, for instance Prom, for one Prom, say Personal schedule, so to speak Performed in a way. Purposefully avoided, like an issue (... letters 4-8) Prom girl's engagement. Portions cut from the ballet? Performing arts center offering Place for fancy footwork Place to bust a move Place to cut a rug, so to speak Prom corsages? Party dress Place to have a ball Pavlova was one Person wearing a tutu, probably Person who may perform arabesques or ball changes Performers in a ballet company Prep-school events Prom and homecoming, for example Posture taken by Arthur Murray Polka or tango Prom or wedding activity Popinjays Petted; pampered pityriasis seborrhoea capitis Partner of fine Person from Copenhagen Person from Copenhagen, say Person from Denmark Person from Odense Philosopher Kierkegaard, e.g. Philosopher Kierkegaard, for one Polonius or Claudius, e.g. Polonius, for one Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, for one Prince Hamlet, for one Prince Hamlet. Princess Anne's nationality. people Scandinavian Performer with a self-titled HBO special in 2006 Part of England in the time of Alfred the Great Part of English jurisdiction after 886. People from Hamlet’s homeland Peninsular people People from Copenhagen People under Axis subjection. Polonius, Laertes, et. al. Peril Place in harm's way Potential source of harm Precarious Third Eye Blind song? possibility of being injured or killed precariousness Perilous thing to cross over Parlous Perilous, risky psychopathic Problems at Shea Pfeiffer film Pfeiffer film of 1995 Perils Pitfalls. Place to stay away from Participle, at times Pendant earring, say Participles, sometimes pendent pendulant pendulous pensile Patrick at the wheel Patrick of NASCAR fame Patrick on a track Patrick on the speedway Patrick sponsored by Go Daddy Patrick who is the only woman to have won an IndyCar race Patrick who's the only woman to win an IndyCar Series race Pentagon Papers author Ellsberg Pianist Barenboim Potter portrayer Radcliffe Prophet in Babylon *Portrayer of James Bond and Benoit Blanc Pentagon Papers whistleblower Pearl ___ (aquarium fish) Pastry also known as wienerbrod Pastry shop purchase Pastry that is also a people Pastry type Pastry with cherry and cheese filling, perhaps Popular pastry Planck's "thanks" Portrayer of Elwood Blues Part of Boone's signature Part of Webster's signature. Pioneer Boone's nickname Pioneer Boone, briefly Pioneer Boone, commonly Pioneer Boone, familiarly Pioneer Boone, folksily Pioneer Boone, for short Pioneer Boone, to townsfolk Paltrow's mom Paltrow's mother Partridge Family boy Partridge kid Police commissioner's marine son on "Blue Bloods" Popular Irish ballad Partridge three Paul of "12 Years a Slave" Paul of "Little Miss Sunshine" Paul of "The Batman" Paul of "The Fabelmans" Paul of "There Will Be Blood" Paul who played Brian Wilson in "Love & Mercy" Paul who plays the Riddler in "The Batman" Predecessor of Katie Couric Performance in "un ballet" Pas-de-deux lifter, perhaps Première ballerina. Prima ballerina, e.g. "Paradiso" penner "Paradiso" poet "Paradiso" writer "Purgatorio" and "Paradiso" poet "Purgatorio" poet "Purgatorio" writer Painter/poet Rossetti Poet (1265–1321). Poet Alighieri Poet Rosetti. Poet Rossetti Poet Rossetti's first name. Poet admired by Boccaccio Poet born in Florence Poet circa 1300. Poet depicted on Italy's two-euro coin Poet exiled from Florence Poet famed for terza rima Poet from Florence Poet led by Virgil Poet on Italy's two-euro coins Poet painted by Giotto Poet surnamed Alighieri Poet translated by Ciardi Poet translated by Longfellow Poet who feuded with Pope Boniface VIII Poet who invented the terza rima rhyme scheme