Letter P 54250–54500

Portmanteau word for sex between college students who live in the same building Plane type Pope Sabinian's coronation year Pest control brand Pest control brand founded by Lee Ratner (!) in the 1950s Pest control brand once touted by Muhammad Ali Pest-control brand Pest-killing brand Pesticide brand Popular insecticide Popular pesticide Popular rodent control brand Plane that competed with Lockheed's L-1011 Provider of significant support Parts of some support systems? Part of Operation Overlord Pivotal WWII date Pivotal WWII event Pivotal WWII time point Turning meas. Pivotal times Planned attack times "Protecting America's Consumers" grp. Phone operation: Abbr. Piece of shit Pitcher Oswalt Player's jersey, for short Poet's globe Pointer's pointer Prefix with phony? Pres. turned painter Protesters, sometimes Puzzlemaker Kevin G. Der's alma mater: Abbr. Puzzlemaker Mike Nothnagel's alma mater: Abbr. "Pause Like You Mean It" candy bar Parking lot mishap Party where huli huli chicken is served Pesky's ___ (Fenway Park feature) Pharmacy word Piece on a sloping edge Place for your buds Place to practice your chops Polish up paragraphs Political commentator Ted who wrote "The Anti-American Manifesto" Population distribution subj. Pork purchase Postdoc requirements: Abbr. Prefix with bus or directional Presque Isle State Park city Pacer's contests Petro-Canada purchase Photo in comparisons Pico de gallo alternative Pitcher Brian Wilson's trademark Places to hang ten Pre-nap activity for a toddler Prefix with -dactyl Pushed hard Pandora rival Pastries served with Earl Grey Pennsylvania's ___ Mountains Phrase said while snapping one's fingers Poking (through) Princess costume parts Program for future doctors Proportionally, as blueprints Publisher within a publisher Plant whose nut is used to make cosmetics and butter Prepare for a wedding, maybe POTUS #34 POTUS after HST POTUS between HST and JFK POTUS from Denison Painter Pres. Possible initials of next President. Post-WWII pres. Post-WWII pres. monogram Post-WWII prez Post-presidential stationery topper Preceded JFK Pres. before J.F.K. Pres. between HST and JFK Pres. called 'Ike' Pres. during Brown v. Board of Education Pres. from Abilene Pres. from Denison, Texas Pres. from Texas Pres. monogram Pres. of the '50s Pres. on a 1970s dollar Pres. when Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka was decided Pres. when SEATO was formed Pres. when Sputnik was launched Pres. who appointed Earl Warren Pres. who championed the interstate system Pres. who launched the space race Pres. who said "Extremes to the right and to the left of any political dispute are always wrong." Pres. who said "Plans are nothing; planning is everything" Pres. who sent troops to Little Rock, AR Pres. who served as NATO's first Supreme Allied Commander Europe Pres. who started NASA Pres. who was also a Gen. Pres. who was also president of Columbia University Pres. whose given birth name was David Pres.of the 50's President after HST President before J.F.K. President when Japan joined the U.N. President who died two months after RMN was inaugurated President who started the Space Race: Abbr. President with six DSMs President's monogram in the era of "Davy Crockett" Presidential inits. Presidential monogram hidden in this clue Presidential monogram of the 1950s Prez before J.F.K. Prez of the 1950s Prez who named Camp David Prez who sanctioned a coup of a then-democratic Iran in 1953 Prez who warned of a "military-industrial complex" predecessor JFK Presidential monograms. PUBLIC prosecutions, director of (abbr.) Popular coffee rewards program Punk rock icon PC storage device that often holds the operating system Periodontist's deg. Periodontist's designation Person who does a lot of cleaning: Abbr. Person who knows the drill?: Abbr. Person who's always feeling down in the mouth?: Abbr. Person with a practice (Abbr.) Poker in the mouth: Abbr. Prof. degree Professional degree. Professional with an x-ray machine: Abbr. Protector of teeth: Abbr. Pest killer Pesticide banned by the EPA Pesticide banned by the EPA in 1972 Pesticide banned in '72 Pesticide banned in 1972 Pesticide banned in the '70s Pesticide banned in the U.S. in 1972 Pesticide banned since 1972 Pesticide banned thanks to "Silent Spring" Pesticide in a 1972 EPA ban Pesticide included in a Mickey Slim Pesticide letters Plant spray Pollutant banned in the US in 1972 Potent pesticide Pro wrestling maneuver that shares its name with a banned substance Prohibited bug spray Prohibited insecticide Prohibited pesticide Proscribed pesticide Pesticides Part of the devil Part of the Dept. of Justice Part of the Justice Dept. Pusher catcher (Abbr.) Pusher pursuer: abbr. Pusher's bane (abbr.) Pusher-pursuing org. Pack fruit with finest specimens on top. Pack fruit with the best on top Package deceptively Pogo's friend Priest's subordinate Priest's underling Puerto Rican ___: San Juan cleric? Pants worn by church officials in New Hampshire? Protestant Church position Parish officials Priests' subordinates "__ Poets Society" "__ Poets Society" (Robin Williams film) "___ Poets Society" (1989 Robin Williams film) "___ Presidents" (movie you probably won't watch on July 4th) Part 6 of our Lightfoot lyric Pooped with tired Possibly beyond recharging Practically devoid of customers Punk band ___ Kennedys Pushing up daisies people who are no longer living Period when few home runs were hit Persistent nonpayer Poor credit risk Party spongers Poker player in the Old West after being caught with a card up his sleeve? Problems for workers with ambitions Points of only return? Painkiller, e.g. Pinafore's Dick Passenger with a free ticket person who does not pay on a bus, at a game, etc process of trimming dead or fading flowers P. O. problem. Phoenician alphabet? Publisher's concern. Pulled hamstring, to a hurdler? Protest gone bad? Protests gone bad? Post office returns Prison movie about a medical miracle? Perfectly accurate Perfectly correct Perfectly precise Precisely correct Precisely right Poke face. Poker player's asset Poker-faced Perfect double Part of Israel's border Part of Jordan's border Place known anciently as Lacus Asphaltites Popular sports news website Place not much heard from Place of no reception Place of poor radio reception Place with crummy reception Place with no reception Print, slangily Printed, unkindly Paper version of an electronic document Print version of an online publication, slangily Print version, jocularly Person doing far less than his share Part of CODA ___ President Now (1988 Gallaudet University protest) people who have severe hearing impairments Pierce the ears of Play too loud, perhaps Pound with sound party on "Pour Some Sugar on Me" band, corrected? "Put 'er there" PLAYING card hand Pass cards out Pass out at the casino Pass out at the table Pass out cards Pass out facedown Pass out hands Pass out on game night? Pass out playing cards Pass out poker cards