Letter P 60000–60250

Pain, in Spain Painful grief Painful grief, in poetry Poetic grief Poetic sadness. Poetic sorrow. Plaintively, in music Painfully blunt actress? PORPOISE relative Phil bumped into fellow swimmer pilot whale Poster image for Lundgren's bank heist flick? -- Pérignon Perignon title Perignon's title Perignon, for one Person who might suggest a safe word Pierre Perignon's title Portuguese title Pricey bubbly, briefly Pérignon's title Pérignon, for one __ Perignon __ Perignon (Champagne name) __ Perignon Champagne ___ Perignon (expensive French champagne) ___ Pérignon (Champagne) ___ Pérignon (brand of bubbly) ___ Pérignon (monk for whom a champagne brand is named) ___ Pérignon (winemaking monk) PRINCEDOM PROVINCE of action PROVINCE of thought Possessions of a sovereign. Part of any URL Part of some addresses Pertaining to a house. plant cavity inhabited by commensal insects or mites or, occasionally, microorganisms Pantheon feature Pantheon's top Part of St. Peter's Church, Rome. Part of a mosque, typically Part of the Capitol Building. Part of the Capitol. Planetarium feature Planetarium part Planetarium roof Planetarium structure. Planetarium topper Protective cover at a stadium Protected from rain delays Protected from rainouts Protected from rainouts, say Parts of a Jerusalem skyline Parts of many capitols Pates. Places for toupees Planetarium parts Planetarium toppers produced in a particular country Pets and livestock, e.g. Pets that do housework? Potential pets Peace in the family privacy POSSLQ, e.g. PLACE at which bill of exchange is made payable permanent legal residence Power over others power and influence over others Priority post? Prominent chord in romantic music preponderate Placido of the Met Plácido Tenor Plácido of the Met Plácido who is general director of the Los Angeles Opera Popular tenor "Preacher" star Cooper Patron saint of astronomers part0178ISLAND nation of Windward group Party with little quantity of beer is in order Pastor: Colloq. Power through legal authroity Pianist Fats Piece in the game Sebastopol Piece of wood with dots Piece with pips Pizza box logo Pizza-box symbol Papa John's rival Pie purveyor Pie-baking giant Pieces in a chain reaction Pizza Hut alternative Pizza Hut competitor Pizza Hut rival Pizza chain with a rectangular three-dot logo Pizza company with a game piece logo Popular pizza chain Pacific Rim "thanks a lot" Portuguese titles PUT on garment Part of a doorbell sound Pasquale or Giovanni Pedagogue Person behind the hits? Pitcher Drysdale Promoter King Pull over oneself Put on (a costume) Put on a pillbox Put on clothes Put on, as a costume Put on, as a mask Put on, as clothes Put on, as clothing Put on, as garb Put on, in "Deck the Halls" ___ Pedro, wooer of Hero. put coat on PORTUGUESE lady Portugal lady Portuguese landlady Portuguese woman's title Phil of TV Phil of TV talk Popular 80's daytime show Phoning Phil and hanging up immediately? Pal of Mickey and Goofy Popular Disney character. Prince John in TV's " . . . Robin Hood" series Portu-gals Portugal gals Portugese titles Portuguese ladies Portuguese matrons Player of Mr. Chips Player of filmdom's Mr. Chips Portrayer of "Mr. Chips." portrayer Mr. Chips class Please a fund-raiser Pledge drive plea Pledge drive word Present to Goodwill, e.g. Provide free Provide pro bono Provided with funds Predecessor of Michelangelo. Procedure used in a search for one's genetic ancestors Philanthropic activity Providing. Philanthropic gift Philanthropist's gift Political caller's request Philanthropic giver Philanthropic one Paul Rusesabagina's portrayer in "Hotel Rwanda" Puzo's "GodFATHER" Postmodern novelist who wrote "White Noise" *puts pencil down* Puzzle solver's happy shout Panhandler, often Person who gets it? Philanthropy beneficiary person who receives a gift Particular recipients Performed sincerely Performed with sincerity Producer-director Stanley ___ Producer-director Stanley and family Punctual [Dodge] Perfectly executed PERFORM ZERO Phallus, less gently "Pearly Shells" singer Popular radio personality "Pin the Tail on the ___" (Naughty By Nature) Party symbol since 1870 Political symbol Portable power sources Place for a party animal to crash? Political symbols. Portable engines' foundation frames Pitcher of the only no-hitter in World Series history Pour on the drinks? "Parks and Rec" character played by Retta "Parks and Recreation" woman Part of DKNY Prima __ (diva) Prima __ (opera star) Prima follower Prop for an Oscar winner? Prima __ (star sopranos) Prima ___ (self-important sorts) Poet of "Death Be Not Proud" Poet John Poet and preacher. Poet biographized by Izaak Walton Poet of Holy Sonnets Poet revived by Hemingway. Poet who originated the phrase "For whom the bell tolls" Poet who wrote "For God's sake hold your tongue, and let me love" Poet who wrote "No man is an island" Poet who wrote "To His Mistress Going to Bed" Poet who wrote The Eggstasie? Poetic dean Preacher-poet of the 17th c. Preacher-poet of the 17th century Plot's main premise Pass from history? Pass of history Pass or lake in California. Pass that almost makes Moore's team Pass through the Sierra Nevada Pass and reindeer Putting on a garment made of fir-tree leaves? Professorial Place for an uproarious fair. Physician's dictate PBS acknowledgment Participant in a blood drive Patron of a sort Patron of the arts Person on a contributors' list Person who gives an organ for a transplant Person whose name appears on a museum plaque, e.g. Philanthropic person Philanthropic sort Philanthropist, at times Philanthropist, e.g. Plaque honoree Proton __ (any acid) person who gives blood or organs for medical use person who makes a gift of property PBS patrons PBS program credits Patrons of the arts, perhaps People giving to N. W. F. Philanthropists, at times Present company? Public radio supporters Public-radio supporters "__ Pass Go . . ." "___ Pass Go" (Monopoly instruction) "___ pass Go, ___ collect $200" (Monopoly phrase) "____ pass go" Monopoly directive Part of a Yoda rebuke Probition phrase Prohibition beginning