Letter P 63500–63750

Piece of one's mind Probably more than you wanted to hear Prolonged reprimand Protracted reprimand prolonged amount of talking typically an angry reprimand Parts of MMA headgear Pilot whose first book was "20 Hrs., 40 Min." Pioneer in aviation. P.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Anthony Part of J.E.C. Part of the Hollywood monogram J.E.J. Peer above a viscount Peer between a viscount and marquess Peer group member Peer outranked by a marquess Peer pressure ultimately applied against a heartless prince Peer ranking above a viscount Peer that sounds like a Gardner Peerage personage Peerage rank Peerage title Pianist Hines Peer of the realm in the UK Pioneering rock drummer Palmer Planet Hollywood co-founder and CEO Robert ____ Planet Hollywood head Robert President Carter's middle name Presidential middle name between Rudolph and Wilson Prince Edward's title Princess Diana's brother, for one Peer below a marquess peer British architect Pro athlete with 41 career titles Part of a cold-weather cap Part of a hunter's cap. Part of a hunting cap Part of a warm cap Part of a winter cap Part of a winter cap, quaintly Part of a winter hat Part of the auricle. Parts of flying helmets. Peer's domain Peer's place, perhaps Peer's realm Pa. governor: 1935-39 Pliny ___, U.S. inventor Poet Alfred __ Birney Pre-war Minister to Bulgaria. Primitive painter Ralph Primitive artist Ralph et al. Plant leaf Popular tea (2 wds.) Prematurity Pendant place Pierced place Pinna's pendent part Place for a bit of jewelry Place for a pendant Place for a ring or stud Place for piercing Place for ring jewelry Place for some bling-bling Place to find a stud Popular piercing place Potential ring accepter Potential ring-accepter Pierced places Piercing places Places for hoop jewelry Places for hoops Places for hoops and studs Places for piercings Places for studs Places to put diamond studs Part of the peerage Parts of royalty Peerage group Peerage types Peers around rough entrances crossed by golfer Peers below marquesses Peers of the realm Prominent Californian. Prominent Washingtonian. Part of D.E.W. Partner of bright. Pioneering Pitcher Wynn. Pre-punctual? Predawn President Roosevelt's secretary. Prior to opening Pulitzer Prize winner for Bromfield Proverbial worm catcher Period at the very beginning Prime time for leaf watchers Prudent time to get to the airport Phrase used in election returns. Personnel offering Place for a noblemen's choir? Probably not a night owl Part of a formula for wisdom. Proverbial description for someone who greets the morning with energy and purpose Pre-Election Day indicator of total turnout Politician's add-on Pork-barrel provision Preselect Part of a winter warmer Protective headgear Protectors in cold weather Pay one's dues Pay one's dues to get Pick up a paycheck Pick up, as interest Post a gain Procure through effort Produce dividends Produce income Produce interest Prove worthy of Pull down at work Pull down, as a salary Pull down, in a way Pull down, so to speak Pull, as a salary __ promotion (do well at work) Part of e.r.a. , in baseball Produced interest Pulled down Pitching stat Pitching statistic Profitable dash? Paycheck recipient Periodic payee Person bringing in money Person of interest to the I.R.S. Person on the payroll Potential tax payer Potential taxpayer People on the payroll Profit makers Pledge money, at law Pledges or token payments. Pugilist Shavers Paying dividends. Producing income Pulling down Profits from a venture pickings "Prove that you deserve this!" Picks up or pulls down Pockets Posts a gain Procures Produces dividends Produces interest Produces interest, say Produces, as dividends Pulls down Pulls down, so to speak Pulls in, as a salary Puts in the work for Pal of Holliday Pal of Masterson Part for O'Brian Pocket-radio device Part of UN translating equipment. Part of a hearing aid Protection against noise piece of soft material placed in the ear to keep out water or noise Parental purchase for a rock concert? Protection from snorers Plurality of attendees at the O.K. Corral gunfight PERSONAL ornament Pirate's ornament Place for a stone Pair of studs, e.g. Part of a punk rocker's getup Posts, studs, etc.? "Put on your listening ___!" (Judge Judy rebuke) Parts of the head that listen Pair near your hair Pair on a Disney World hat Pair on a Disneyland hat Pair with drums Pairs with drums Part 12 of today's quote Part of a Mickey Mouse costume Part of a Mr. Potato Head kit Parts of Mickey's silhouette Parts of cups Parts of heads Parts of papillons that are shaped like butterfly wings Parts of pitchers Parts of some Disney headbands Parts of some pitchers Parts of teacups Pencil holders, at times Pencil holders, sometimes Pencil holders? Pendant hanging spots Pierced parts, sometimes Piercing sites Pinnae are parts of them Pinnae locales Pinnae. Pitcher adjuncts Pitcher appendages. Pitcher features Pitcher handles Pitcher parts Pitchers and walls have them Pitchers have them Pitchers' features. Pitchers' handles Places for buds Places for drums Places for hammers and anvils Places for hoops, maybe Places for ringlets Places for rook piercings Places for some drums Places for some piercings Places for some rings Places for studs or hoops Places for weather bulletins in newspaper. Places to check your balance Places to find hair cells Playboy Club attire Playboy bunny headgear Points on Mr. Spock Pointy features on Vulcans and elves Pointy parts of elves Portions of corn Prince Charles' really stand out Prince Charles's standout features Producer needs Projecting lugs, handles, etc. Projecting lugs. Projecting parts. Projections Prominent Chihuahua features Prominent Dumbo feature Prominent Dumbo features Prominent Gable features Prominent Mr. Spock features Prominent Obama feature Prominent Spock features Prominent Vulcan features Prominent bunny features