Letter P 73750–74000

"Painting for Young People" surrealist Max "Pietà or Revolution by Night" artist Painter Max Peggy Guggenheim's husband Max Philosopher Bloch Physicist Mach Physicist Mach of Mach number fame Physicist Mach or artist Max Physicist Mach who lent his name to a measure of speed Pioneer in Surrealism Playwright Toller Positivist philosopher Mach Pioneer of projectile physics Paintings by dadaist Max Prefix in Russian place names Partly eat away Partially gone, in a way Particularly arousable Piece heard in "Immortal Beloved" President of the American National Red Cross. Part of a switch? "Plan 9 From Outer Space" alien Pollen-producing part of a flower Partner of Psyche, in legend Passion Personified Passion in person Per Hesiod, the fourth god to enter existence Personification of desire Personification of passion Physical love Picadilly statue Piccadilly Circus cynosure Piccadilly Circus figure Piccadilly Circus sight Piccadilly Circus statue Piccadilly attraction Piccadilly figure Piccadilly god Piccadilly landmark Piccadilly statue Piccadilly statue, popularly Plato "Symposium" topic Plato topic Plato's "Symposium" topic Poem collection Power of love Progeny of Aphrodite Psyche consort Psyche's admirer. Psyche's adorer Psyche's hubby Psyche's love Psyche's lover Psyche's lover, in Greek myth Psyche's mate Psyche's mate in Greek mythology Psyche's suitor Personification of attraction in Greek myth personified Passion Phenomenon of the dust bowl. Problem in the Southwest. Problem on shores Process of taking land away Process of wear Processing of Dust Bowl. problem Shoreline feature Produced by land deterioration Prone to wear Prone to wearing PAssional Pertaining to Cupid. "Publisher's Weekly" review category Pictorial content? Piece of cheesecake, maybe Pornographic material Prurient material Paintings from a blue period? Purveyor of hot stuff Prefix for love, as in front of -mania Program to aid Europe. Pick an also-ran Play a proper noun in Scrabble, say Play a wrong note Play a wrong note, say Play an F instead of an F#, say Play an F# in a C major scale, say Play bad ball. Play it poorly Play the wrong ball, say Play the wrong golf ball, say Postulate a flat world Pour hamster food into the dog's bowl, say Pour water on a grease fire, e.g. Press "Reply All" instead of "Reply," for example Prompt a correction Prompt correction Prove fallible Prove one's fallibility Prove one's humanity Prove one's humanity, in a way Prove oneself fallible Prove to be human? Pull a boner Pull the wrong switch Pull the wrong switch, e.g. Push the wrong button, e.g. Put dish soap in the dishwasher, say Put lace in the dryer, perhaps Put one's foot in it Put the wrong answer in a crossword puzzle, e.g. ___ Pater (almanac) ___-Pater, old astrologer Prone to mistake. Page boy's activity Page's mission. Page's trip Picking up a prescription, say Picking up a quart of milk, say Picking up mistletoe for the holiday office party, e.g. Picking up the dry cleaning, e.g. Picking up the dry cleaning, say Purpose for which one is sent. Purposeful excursion Purposeful mission. Purposeful trip People run them Personal assistants might run them Picking up the laundry, buying groceries, etc. Printer’s corrections Page heading, in some tomes Paper slips? Print "oopses" Print goofs Printed goofs Printed mistakes Printed slip-ups Printed slips Printer's boo-boos Printer's goofs Printer's insert Printer's list of mistakes Printer's mistakes Printers' errors Printers' nightmares Printing after a printing Printing blunders Printing boo-boos Printing corrections Printing errors Printing goofs Printing mistakes Printing problems Printing slip-ups Printing slips Problms in ths clue Proof list Proof-reader's head-aches Proofer's bane Proofer's findings Proofer's finds Proofers' catches Proofreader's bane Proofreader's concern Proofreader's discoveries Proofreader's finds Proofreader's list Proofreader's oversights. Proofreader's prey. Proofreader's targets Proofreader's woes Proofreader's worries Proofreaders quest Proofreaders' corrections Published list of mistakes Published mistakes Publisher's problems Publishing bloopers Publisher's insert PAIN moving from one part to another Performing unpredictably Post-printing problem Printed mistake Printer's fluff Printer's goof Printer's slip. Printing blooper Printing error Proof goof Proofreader's catch Publisher's blunder publishing boo-boo Placed a Q anywhere in this crossword, e.g. Proved to be human Pulled a boner Put down the wrong answer Put one's foot in one's mouth. Perfectionist's dread Pronouncing "pronunciation" as "pronounciation," e.g. Portrayer of Don Juan and Robin portrayer Robin Hood Part of a classic movie festival? Pianist Garner Pianist/composer Garner Play a wrong note during a violin sonata? Page Not Found, for one Parapraxis, e.g. Partner of trial Passed ball or wild pitch. Peccadillo Pickoff throw into the outfield, e.g. Play miscue Poll figure Pop drop, e.g. Pop-up foul-up Possible cause of an unearned run Programmer's headache Programming bug, perhaps Proof of humanity Proofer's find Proofing catch Proofing find Proofreader find Proofreader's discovery Proofreader's find ___-prone (likely to mess up) Pessimist's testing technique? Presented perfectly Pianist who hit many wrong notes? Philatelic rarities Position player's stat Problems in the field Programmer's frustrations Proofs of humanity? Plays a wrong note Plays a wrong note, e.g. Plays imperfectly Plays the wrong golf ball, say Pours dish detergent in the washing machine, say Proves fallible Proves human Proves one's humanness Proves to be human? Pulls a boner Puts 2 and 2 together to make 3 Puts AIRS in this spot, e.g. Puts a round peg in a square hole, say Parenthetical sounds of doubt. Parenthetical sounds. Parts of trauma centers, briefly Pause sounds