Letter P 69500–69750

Painter Amos Paltrow role Paris-born Watson Peel of The Avengers Peel in "The Avengers" Peel on "The Avengers" Peel played by Rigg Pip ___ (during the afternoon, to a Brit) Poet Lazarus Poetess Lazarus. Political activist Goldman President Macron Partner of John Steed Peel and Bovary Peel and Stone Poet Lazarus and others Poetess Lazarus et al. POET LAZARUS' STICKY PROBLEM? *Player of Professor Trelawney in the Harry Potter films "Plus-size" supermodel Palindromic body-positive model Palindromic fashion model Palindromic plus-size model Palindromic supermodel Palindromically named fashion model Palindromically named model Plus-size model Plus-size model and TV host Plus-size model who goes by a single palindromic name Plus-size model with a palindromic name Plus-sized model Aronson Pismire kin Pismire relative Playwright Robert __ Sherwood patriot Irish people person whose vision is normal Part of BEQ Part of EGOT Part of an EGOT Peabody cousin Peabody relative Phil Silvers' award. Plummer won this award twice Presentation for some sitcoms Primetime ___ Primetime and daytime honor Primetime award Primetime award for which Betty White has received 21 nominations Primetime honor Primetime or Daytime honor Prestigious TV award handed out annually Prize for Oprah Prize since 1948 Prize since 1949 Primetime award in Hollywood Pundit's 20 honors Partner of Linda and Dolly on "Trio" "Primetime" awards Primetime accolades handed out annually in Los Angeles Prizes since 1949 Popular police dog breed known for intelligence and loyalty "People come up to me ... concerned ... that I'll reproduce" comedian Philips "Punk rock's moody younger sibling," per Rolling Stone Punk offshoot with a focus on feelings and introspection Pal of "Weird Al" Pandora genre Panic! At The Disco genre Panic! at the Disco or My Chemical Romance genre Paramore genre Paramore music genre Paramore's genre Paramore's specialty Paraprosdokian-dropping comic Philips Philips of "24/7 Comedy" Philips of "UHF" Philips of comedy Philips of oddball comedy Philips of stand-up fame Philips of the high-pitched whine Philips on "24/7 Comedy" Philips who said "I've learned about women the hard way - through books." Philips who was in "The Aristocrats" Plaintive genre Pop subgenre Pop-music genre Pop-punk cousin Popular music style Post-hardcore genre Post-hardcore subgenre Post-punk genre Post-punk music genre Prefix with "pop" or "rock" Prone to broodiness, in slang Prone to brooding, say Prone to cry while listening to My Chemical Romance and journaling about how no one *gets* you Punk cousin Punk genre Punk kin Punk music offshoot Punk music subgenre Punk offshoot Punk relative Punk rock genre Punk rock genre that nobody wants to be identified as Punk rock offshoot Punk rock relative Punk rock subgenre Punk rock subgenre [See NOTE above.] Punk rock variant Punk subculture Punk subgenre Punk variant Punk-derived genre Punk-like music Punk-music subgenre Punk-pop's cousin Punk-rock genre Punk-rock offshoot Punk-rock subcategory Punk-rock subgenre Purchase: Lat. __ pop: Weezer genre ___ pop (Billie Eilish's genre) ___ pop (fusion genre for Paramore) ___ pop (genre for Billie Eilish) ___ pop (much of Paramore's music) Person who stereotypically mopes around Samoa's capital Paramore and Fall Out Boy Performers of songs with confessional lyrics "Pick me! I know!" + colorful coat = Broody royal messenger who delivers news about a Hostess snack? "Pregnant person," "pregnant man," or "pregnant woman" Part of a flirty text, perhaps Pictogram in a text Pictogram that helps fill in emotional cues Picture in a text message Picture on your phone Pleading Face or Smirking Face Prayer hands, e.g. Prayer hands, for one Purple heart, e.g., in a text Pink Heart, Melting Face, etc. PROFIT from employment PROFIT from office Prayer beads for fans of Dashboard Confessional's music? (Activist Parks admitted to a Georgia university) Peach State campus Peach State school Peach State university Prestigious Atlanta university Prestigious Deep South institution Prestigious research university Prestigious Georgia school with an eagle mascot People posting Dashboard Confessional lyrics on their Myspace pages, probably PROJECT feeling Perform histrionically Perform with broad gestures Perform with feeling Perform with great feeling Perform, in a way. Play a role none too subtly Play broadly Play it to the hilt Play much too broadly on stage Play the Old Vic Play the drama queen Play the ham Play to the back Row Play to the back of the audience Play to the back of the room Play to the back of the room, say Play to the back of the theater Play to the back row and then some Play to the balcony Play to the cheap seats Play to the last row Play to the peanut gallery Play to the rafters Play too broadly Play too broadly, on stage Play too hard, perhaps Play without restraint Play-act, in a way. Play-act. Portray fury or fear Portray fury or fear, say Portray with schmaltz. Pour on the theatrics Project feelings onstage Project on stage Push the envelope, theatrically Put a little extra into the part Put on a dramatic act. Put on a scene: Jocose. Put on quite an act Performed badly? Performed very theatrically Played a part to the hilt Played the ham Possible candidate for a Razzie Award Performs too broadly Performs, in a way. Plays it to the hilt Plays the ham Plays to the balcony Portrays feelings Puts on a happy face, say Puts one's feelings on display Punctuated expression Pathos Poker face's lack Prone to tears. Platonic unfaithfulness Preconceived notions, perhaps Psychological release Psychiatrists, at times? Personified things in Pixar's "Inside Out" Pity and others. Pride and joy Psychological distress caused by car rides? Passion inducing Passionate, as a performance Producing intense feeling Prone to agitation. Prone to strong feeling. Provoking feelings Provoking intense feeling Part of H.R.E. Powerful ruler: abbr. Pt. of H.R.E. Pierce: Var. Pierced: Var. Pierces Pierces with a stick: Var. Pierces: Var. Pastries de Chile Put in the jury Put on a jury Put on a jury (var.) Put on a jury list Picks for a case Puts a dozen into the box Person who can read the emotions of others People highly attuned to others' feelings People who feel your feelings Palace occupant Potsdam Declaration recipient Pu Yi and Napoleon Put in italics Persia, e.g., once Powerful ruling period People with plans for world domination