Letter P 83500–83750

partridge like bird Part of the White Mountains. PERSON who loves or hates the French People panicked by Parisians "Perfectly __" (Tony Bennett tribute album) Plain-speaking Police commissioner on "Blue Bloods" Presentation on hot dogs? Professional development for an Oscar Mayer employee? Politico who wrote "The Truth (With Jokes)" Popular Halloween monster Pennsylvania Gazette publisher Pennsylvania signatory. Pilgrim, speaking directly, left home Poor Richard Poor Richard's creator. President Roosevelt, whose New Deal program helped the nation recover from the Great Depression Philadelphia museum since 1824 President of the Bakers' Union? President versed in heating history? Phrase for the candid plain English Partner of beans Painter Hals Portrait painter ___ Hals "Pumping Up" cohost played by Kevin Nealon Pre-World War I archduke Penultimate Austrian emperor Parlor treat parlor order Ice cream brand Party site People rush to get in here People rush to get in there People rush to get into it Phi Delt, e.g. Piece of Greek architecture? Place for pledges Place to pledge, for short Pledge's group Pledge's place, for short Pledged group, for short Pledges' group, for short Pledging site Pledge maker Part of a row that might have a rho Place where people are rushing Place for annual pledging Piece of jewelry a collegian might wear Party central of a sort Places for pledges Places to pledge Pledge groups Popular German women's magazine, ___ im Spiegel Phone scammer's crime Ponzi scheme, e.g. Ponzi's forte. Potemkin village Ponzi schemes, et al. person who commits a fraud phoniness Psychoanalyst Anna, formally Piano-driven Denver band Phrase homonym P. T. Barnum exhibit P.T. Barnum exhibit Panic attacks "Portlandia" funnyman Armisen Pebbles Flintstone's dad Pebbles Flintstone's pop Pebbles' dad Pebbles' papa Pebbles' pop Pebbles' toon father Pebbles's papa Pebbles's pop Poet Laureate ___ Wah Pop to Pebbles Portland's hubby Portland's spouse. Payne from the '70s Payne who sang "Band of Gold" ___ Payne, singer with Duke Ellington's band Portland Hoffa's favorite comedian. Pop dance team, informally? Popular dancer, real name Austerlitz. P.G.A.'s 1992 leading money winner Painter Remington Polish-born composer Person in a 1944 case contesting the internment of Japanese Americans PBS figure from 1968 to 2001 PBS show host since 1968 "Princess Bride" narrator Prussian king to those who knew him when Part 11 of a Canada Day quote Part of BOGOF Part of F.O.B. Partner of easy. Powerful ad word Price of a library card Price of the Edgar Winter Group's "ride" Pro bono Provided without charge Publicly supported ___ Parking (Monopoly space) procurable Press releases, essentially *Packer's status before moving? Pro athlete's "unattached" status Player without a contract People not under contract, perhaps Pros whose options have run out Psychoanalysis technique Psychoanalytic technique Psychologist's testing technique. Part of a pub promotion, perhaps Phrase used to advertise some mixers Prize in Cracker Jacks, e.g. Promotional event giveaways Protest chant for those opposed to the jailing of braille-reading rodents? Plunder, as pirates do Plunderers Plunders ships as a pirate does Panther food? Perk for a driver Pioneering DJ Alan Plunge without a tank Plunger without a tank person who dives without breathing apparatus Personal liberty Purpose of the Revolutionary War Part of an FDR quartet Part of Article 1, Bill of Rights. Phone guarantee, to a gabber Primitive sort on parole? Phenomenon in a democracy. Particle in conductive metals Principle of capitalism Parachute jump Parachute maneuver Parachutist's thrill Paratrooper's start parachuting in which the jumper manoeuvres in free fall before opening the parachute Person who lives on discarded food Portmanteau for a dumpster-diving anti-consumerist eater person who avoids buying consumer goods Product recipient's surprise Pub giveaway on St. Patrick's Day? Plenty of leeway Program introduced by the Trudeau government in 1984, colloquially pub not tied to a brewery pub not tied to brewery Psychologically expansive PERSON working for himself professional Self-employed people Periodical periodical contributor Perk at some conferences Proverbial nonexistent meal PRIVILEGED person Person at liberty or with special rights person who has been given the freedom of a city Polk, Taft, Truman, etc. Persons enjoying liberty. Pricing model for Evernote and Duolingo Pricing model for many apps permitted to graze or forage rather than being confined to a feedlot Perk at a restaurant Pop perk Poker tournament with no entry fee Product giveaway Product tryouts. Prizes at a bar trivia contest, perhaps plant with fragrant tubular flowers Political cause of the late 1800's Populists' coinage issue of the late 19th century Political party formed in 1848 that opposed the extension of slavery Political party of 1848–56. Political party: 1848–56 Pre-Civil War abolitionist Performed a daring climbing feat Person unlikely to conform to the status quo People who can't be boxed in Pennsylvania, before the Civil War PEACH of which when ripe the stone is loose Part of a skater's program Part of an improvised battle Person who's skeptical... Place to go when hacked Poet's output Poetry with no set meter Programs meant for no-cost distribution Programs that cost nothing Pike with no tolls PINION, type of Perk at a coffee shop Perk at a coffee shop or airport Principle of unhampered choice. PRESERVE meat by refrigeration Phase 1 Police yell Policeman's shout Pursuer's command Prepare for consumption in space, maybe Preserve via dehydration Preserve, as coffee Police command when arresting a nymph? Picture-taking technique Price control? Playground activity with ample stillness Playground game with teams President of Chile. Portable shipping platform "Pardon my __" People of many Cabinet crises. Premier Schuman's langue du pays. Paris-based council concerned with language Production with contributions from the right and the left? Paris support group? Pain in Paris? Prohibitionist in Québec? *Peugeot or Renault, e.g. Places to see links Potato morsel? Parisian picnics? Parisian salon concerns? Parisian poules? {/Poulettes?/} "Parisian" brass instrument Parisian pest? Parisian stinger? Prominent features of the theme from "Star Wars" Pianist Bruce relocated to Paris? Passport from Paris? Pet with a dewlap and a beret? Parisian Mexican food? Peck in Paris? Poilus march off PARISIAN TEAM HANDILY DEFEATS ALL-STATE SQUAD Parisian, perhaps Parisian bulb-growing nerd? Pungent chip topper Paris tennis tournament Pepe Le Pew could use some Papeete is its capital Pet for Montand? Period that included the storming of the Bastille Popular coffee choice Pancake-house fare Paris order? "Pauvre moi!" and "Quelle misère!"? *People in a love-hate relationship