Letter P 93250–93500

Priam's wife Priam's wife, in the "Iliad" Prism's wife parent of Antiphus Popular contraction Pronominal contraction Punk band ___PE Punk hoppers ___ PE Punk-hoppers ___ PE " . . . people don't do such things" Part of a loom. PLAY for time Play both sides, in a way Privacy provider, of a sort Privet border. Privet use Privet's use Privet, e.g. Property border, perhaps Property divider, at times Property divider, sometimes Property-dividing greenery Protect a bet privet Placed bets on both sides Played it safe Played it safe, in a way Played safe in betting. Protected by balancing Protected financially PERSON hard to get on with Porcupine Porcupine pal Prickly creature Prickly insectivore Plot development with twists? Puzzle whose walls are alive *Play it safe PERSON who makes and trims hedges Person who won't commit Part of a garden maze Plant borders Plays safe on a bet Privet borders. Privet partitions Privets. Property borders, at times Property dividers that may need clipping Puts off a decision about Puts off, as a decision Playing it safe Pertaining to pleasure. Pertaining to the pursuit of pleasure Pleasure seeking Pleasure-filled Pleasure-loving Pleasure-seeking Pleasureful Psychology of pleasure PLEASURE as the chief good or the proper aim Philosophy of Epicurus Pleasure principle Pleasure-seeker's doctrine Pursuit of pleasure Pleasure Seeker Asylum Pleasure cultist Pleasure seeker Pleasure's slave. Pleasure-seeker. Pleasure-seakers Pleasure-seekers Pursuers of pleasure. Pleasant: Comb. form. Park Chung ___ (South Korean dictator) Park Chung ___, S. Korean President: 1963-79 Part 1 of an old tv show Part of a Giggle Part of a Michael Jackson squeak Part of a snicker Part of a titter Preceder of "haw" Pay careful attention to Pay mind to pay attention to as a warning Paid attention to Paid close attention to People who observe Paying attention to Pays close attention Pays mind to "Pretty funny!" Part of the foot near the sole Part of a blucher Part of a loaf, or a loafer Part of a pump Part of a shoe or foot Part of a shoe with a tap Part of a stiletto Part of one's sole Part of shoe Part of the Italian peninsula. Pedro the Lion "Achilles ___" Place for a shoe tap Place for a spur. Place for a tap Pro wrestling bad guy Pro wrestling villain Prominent part of a pump Puddle of Mudd "___ Over Head" Pump back Pump or stiletto part Pump Performed at obedience school Political boss's henchman Political parasite: Slang. Political aides Political hangers-on. Parts of footprints post for carrying the hinges of a door or gate Pair at a cocktail party? Pair for a partygoer, perhaps Pair for date night Part of a drag outfit Part of dressy attire for a woman Parts of a loaf or loafers Parts of bread loaves Parts of pumps Parts of socks. Party boosters Party wear, for some Party wear, maybe Platforms, e.g. Prom pair, often Prom pair, perhaps Prom wear, for some Pumps Pumps and wedges Pumps have them Pumps, e.g. Part of Fred Astaire's skill. Percussive dance steps Podiatrist's motto? Perfidious "David Copperfield" clerk Perfidious clerk in "David Copperfield" Partners of haws "Playboy" boss, to pals "Playboy" founder Hugh, familiarly "Playboy" founder, casually "Playboy" founder, familiarly "Playboy" nickname "Playboy" playboy "Playboy" publisher, to pals Playboy tycoon, informally PJ-clad mag mogul PJ-clad mansion owner Pajama-clad exec Pajama-clad mag founder Pajama-clad mag magnate Pajamaed mogul, familiarly Pajamaed publisher's nickname Playboy VIP familiarly Playboy founder for short Playboy #1? Playboy (abbr.) Playboy Enterprises figure, familiarly Playboy Hugh, familiarly Playboy Mansion guy Playboy Mansion guy (abbr.) Playboy Mansion name Playboy Mansion nickname Playboy Mansion owner Playboy Mansion resident, familiarly Playboy creator's nickname Playboy founder to playmates Playboy founder's nickname Playboy founder, informally Playboy head, to friends Playboy magnate, briefly Playboy magnate, familiarly Playboy magnate, to friends Playboy mansion boss Playboy publisher, to friends Playboy's founder, fondly Playboy's name Playmate selector, familiarly Publisher in a robe, familiarly Publisher of a noted men's mag Publisher often seen in PJs Publisher wearing p.j.'s Publisher's nickname Publishing icon who started off as a copy editor for Esquire, familiarly Publishing icon, familiarly Publishing magnate who got his start at Esquire Publishing mogul with a mansion Publishing mogul, for short Publishing nickname Playboy founder's moolah? "Playboy" publisher Pajama-clad publisher Pajamaed publisher Playboy Mansion VIP Playboy biggie Playboy founder Playboy founder Hugh Playboy publisher Hugh Publisher seen wearing a captain's hat and a bathrobe Publisher with a subspecies of rabbit named for him Publishing CEO Christie Part 4 of the take Pick up with effort Pounds, say Packing a little weight Packing pounds Pretty large portion Pips leader? "Phenomenology of Spirit" author "Phenomenology of Spirit" author, 1807 "Philosophy of Right" writer Philosopher (1770-1831) Philosopher Georg Philosopher from Stuttgart Philosopher of the Absolute Philosopher who authored "Phenomenology of Spirit" Philosopher who influenced Marx Philosopher who was a major influence on Marx Philosopher who was a pioneer of German idealism Philosopher who was the father of dialectical idealism Philosophic idealist Philosophical idealist Post-Kantian philosopher Proponent of absolute idealism philosopher German people Philosophy of synthesis Political dominance Preponderant international influence Palindromic chuckle Palindromic laugh syllable Palindromic snicker Part of a Homer Simpson snicker Part of a devious chuckle Part of a self-satisfied laugh Part of a sly laugh Part of a snarky laugh Part of a sneaky response Plotting chuckle Prankster's sound Possible response to "You're cute" Pair of guys, online? Pronoun duo Pronoun option