Letter P 70500–70750

Provide capital Provide financial backing Provide financial grants Provide financing for Provide for permanently Provide funding Provide funding for Provide funds Provide funds, as for a college Provide income Provide income for Provide income, as a scholarship Provide money for Provide permanent funding for Provide resources for Provide the wherewithal Provide with a fund Provide with a permanent fund Provide with a source of income Provide with a talent Provide with continuing funds Provide with funding Provide with funds Provide with funds, as a college Provide with income Provide with long-term funding Provide with property Provide, as with a scholarship Provide, as with funds Provide, as with talent Pump with money Provided an income for Provided funding for Provided funds Patron of art or education. Provider of funds Philanthropic types Providing funds for Payment to a university Permanently funds Provides a dotation Provides for permanently Provides funding Provides funding for Provides funds for Provides gratuitously Provides money for, as a scholarship Provides with Provides with capital Provides with financial backing Provides with funding Provides with funds Provides with funds, as a college Provides with some talent. Provides with talent or cash Part of it forms the flyleaf Parts of a book. Police chief's promise Part of a cello that supports the instrument on the floor Part of a bridge truss Pigskin carry Play designed to circumvent the offensive line Playbook play Plays for fast backs "Pavement ___" (street sign) "Perhaps the World ___ Here" (Joy Harjo poem) Pair in a line Pair in a loaf Pair on the front line Pair on the line Partner of "odds" Partner of means Partner to odds Partners of odds Parts cut off Parts of a loaf Parts of a loaf that are often tossed Parts of a miscellany? Parts of bread often the last to be eaten Parts of the earth. Parts to tie Pass catchers Pass catchers in the NFL Pass masters? Pass receivers Pass-catchers Patriots in a line Pencil points and erasers Periods in a curling match Periods, for many sentences Perorates. Peyton Manning targets Phases out Pigskin receivers Players in a game. Plays the coda Plays the last note Poles of a magnet, e.g. Positions on the scrimmage line. Positions that may be split Potential pass receivers Prorogues. Prow and stern Pulls the plug Puts a stop to Puts to bed Purposes or aims Produces no winner Parts amicably Plays the nice guy? Prevails eventually ... or a hint to entering the answers to the six starred clues in this puzzle Piece near a sofa Piece next to a sofa Piece next to a sofa, maybe Place for a lamp, perhaps Place to set a TV remote Pieces often found next to arms Put an ___. Put an -- (stop) Put an __ (halt) Put an __: terminate Put an ___ (finish) Put an ___ it Packed in tight, in a way Provide (with qualities). Provide (with something). Provide as with a quality, Provide some quality Provide with a characteristic Provide with a gift Provide with a quality Provide with a trait Provide with an ability Provide with power. Provide with some quality. Provide with some trait Provide, as with an ability Provide, as with power Provide, as with some quality Provide, as with talents Provided (with) Provided, as with talent Provides with a quality Provides with a trait Part of a Car and Driver rating power to withstand hardship and stress Participant in an ultramarathon Persist through time Power through Put up with, as a visit from the in-laws press on Persisted Powered through Put up with English class? Product's ultimate application Product's ultimate purpose Person a product is ultimately for Person interacting with a product, ultimately Product enjoyer Product's final consumer Pacifist's protest cry Picnic bench placement Placed side by side Poem by Keats Poem by Keats, Longfellow, or Wilde "Pay dirt" in football. Place for a touchdown Place for many a celebratory dance Places for some joyful Sunday dancing "Propyl" stick-on Point on a mariner’s compass Pacific City-to-Portland dir. Palindromic dir. Paris-to-Berlin dir. Paris-to-Frankfurt dir. Paris-to-Luxembourg dir. Paris-to-Reims dir. Paris-to-Warsaw dir. Part of a compass box Pasadena-to-Apple Valley dir. Peoria-to- Cleveland dir. Peoria-to-Cleveland dir. Peoria-to-Detroit dir. Peoria-to-Gary dir. Peoria-to-Pittsburgh dir. Perth-to-Mount Isa dir. Peru-to-Venezuela dir. Peterborough to Pembroke dir. Petroleum product ending Phenyl ender Philadelphia-to-Boston dir. Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir. Phoenix-to-Philly dir Phoenix-to-Santa Fe dir. Pilot Mound to Elie dir. Pilot's dir. Pilot's hdg. Pilot's heading Pilot's heading, sometimes Pilot's heading: Abbr. Pilothouse abbr. Pittsburgh-Boston dir. Pittsburgh-to-Boston dir. Pittsburgh-to-Buffalo dir. Pittsburgh-to-NYC direction Pittsburgh-to-Providence dir. Pittsburgh-to-Scranton dir. Pittsburgh-to-State College dir. Pittsburgh-to-Wilkes-Barre dir. Pittsburgh___to___ Providence dir. Plymouth-to-London dir. Point for a skipper Point of the compass. Point on a compass app Point on a rose?: Abbr. (3) Point opposite WSW Pomona-to-San Bernardino dir. Port au Basque to Bonav-ista Twillingate dir. Port au Basques to Gander dir. Port aux Basques to Gander dir. Portland-to-Helena dir. Portland-to-Spokane dir. Propyl ender Propyl ending Propyl finish Propyl suffix Provo-to-Cheyenne dir. Prow's direction Pt. opposite WSW Poem by Virgil: Var. Procedure for vacating the bowels Pakistan and India, e.g. Parties far from festive Parties in the Wars of the Roses. People on a Nixon list People to keep closer, in a saying People who are definitely not loved Persons of ill will. "Politics is the ___ of the imagination": Ian McEwan Paris to Ulysses Parley participant Pentagon worry Perfect vis-à-vis good, in an aphorism Person on one of Nixon's lists Pogo said "He is us" Poison Ivy, to Batman Public ___ #1 Public ___ (rap group) Public chaser Public or bitter