Letter P 93500–93750

Pronoun pair Pronoun pair for Ryan Gosling Pronoun pair for some Pronoun pair in some bios Pronoun trio "Project Runway" host Klum Popular children's book. "Project Runway" host Personal statistic Pediatricians' wall hangings Poet Piet Poet Heinrich Poet who wrote "Don't send a poet to London" Poet whose last words were "Of course [God] will forgive me; that's his business" Poet whose works were set to music by Schumann, Strauss and Brahms Pennsylvania senator killed in a helicopter-airplane crash, 1991 Pickle producer Pittsburgh-based food company Pittsburgh-based food giant producer Pickle Pittsburgh stadium with ketchup bottle replicas on its scoreboard PERSON entitled to receive property as legal representative of former owner PERSON receiving property as legal representative of former owner PERSON receiving rank as legal representative of former owner Papoose, to Pontiac Part of a succession plan Person in a will Person named in a will Person next for a throne Person next in line Person who will succeed? Person who's next in line Person with will power? Presumed successor Presumptive or apparent Presumptive person? Prince Charles is one Prince Charles, e.g. Prince Charles, for Queen Elizabeth Prince of Wales, e.g. Prince of Wales, for one Prince of Wales, traditionally Prince or princess Prince, e.g. Prince, for one Prince, in a way Prince, often Prince, presumably Prince, to a throne Prince, traditionally Princess, say, for a queen Probate determination Probate figure person entitled to inherit property or rank Paris Hilton or Patty Hearst Paris Hilton's record label Paris Hilton, e.g. Paris Hilton, for one Patricia Hearst, e.g. Patty Hearst or Paris Hilton Patty Hearst, e.g. Play based on Henry James novel (with "The"). Pass-down possession from previous generations Prized family possession Passing receivers? Patrimony collectors People gathered in a murder mystery People named in wills People of will? Princes, e.g. Probate court figures Progeny, often Property dispute participants, often Prince Charles, beginning in 1952 Prince, perhaps Pitcher's footstep-follower? Paschal greeting at Easter "Portrait of a Thief" scheme Pickup job at a museum? Plot point in "The Thomas Crown Affair" Pulling off bank jobs [5] Plot devices in the films "Thief" and "King of Thieves" Prize for Best Female Bank Robber? Prefix meaning 100: Var. Possessed in one's hands Placed a deposit on a SoHo rental? powerful tenor voice Prevented from being on time Performed a Herculean feat #1 Proved sound Paris abducted her Paris abductee Paris carried her off Paris kidnapped her Paris lover Paris obsession Paris visitor? Paris' captive Paris' co-eloper. Paris's abductee Paris's beloved Paris's captive Paris's choice Paris's darling Paris's prize Paul's "Mad About You" costar Poe's "To ___" Poem written by Poe at age of 14. Popular object of heroic age suitors Play by Euripides Princess Margaret portrayer in "The Crown" Polish-born cosmetics queen Pam's mom on "The Office" Pianist Grimaud Portrayer of Victoria Regina plant with daisy-like yellow or variegated flowers Probable real-life model for Betty Boop Patty Duke (1962) Person depicted on the Alabama state quarter Part of the Faust legend. Pacific naval commander. "___ Pictures" of Andrew Wyeth Pigtailed "Hey Arnold!" character Popular Wyeth subject ___ Pataki ("Hey Arnold" antagonist) "Pad" or "port" lead in "Port" or "copter" starter Pad opener Pad opening Pad or port lead-in Pad or port opener Pad or port preceder Pad prefix Pad starter Port intro Port lead-in Port opener Port opening Port or pad lead-in Port or pad opening Port or pad preceder Port or pad starter Port preceder Prefix for "port" or "pad" Prefix for copter Prefix for copter or port Prefix for pad Prefix for pad or port Prefix with "pad" Prefix with copter Prefix with pad or port Prefix with pad or taxi Prefix with port Prefix with port or pad Prefix with ski or pad Prefix with skiing Prefix meaning "spiral" Patterned like a conch shell projection of the spin of an elementary particle on the direction of propagation PATHOGEN causing stomach cancer/inflammation Passenger aircraft that hovers Police-department hoverer Prefix for "sun" Prefix for trope or stat Prefix meaning "sun" Prefix meaning "the sun" Prefix with -tropic Prefix with centric or tropic Prefix with centro Prefix with graph or trope. photogravure Proposed sun-powered engine. PASIPHAE, father of PERSE, husband of PERSES, father of PHAETHON, father of Phaëthon's father, in myth PLANT turning flowers to the sun Pink-purple flower Pink-purple shade named for a flower PROPERTY of turning away or towards light/sunlight phototropic PICTURE obtained from sensitised/sensitized gelatin film exposed to light place for helicopters to land and take off Place for choppers Place to see a pilot light? Place where copters land passenger services Places where choppers land and take off pertaining to rhumb lines, loxodromic Place to park a whirlybird Place to park your chopper Party balloon filler Party-balloon filler Party bobber on a string Path an electron may take moving in a constant magnetic field "Paradise Lost" locale PLACE of perdition Place of eternal suffering Place sometimes spelled with "double hockey sticks" Place unlikely to freeze over Place with nine circles, per Dante Place of eternal damnation place of wickedness Printer's trashcan plant with white flowers that bloom in winter Paul and Frederika, recent royal visitors. Place of pain and turmoil Predictions for the family holiday gathering: As usual, my brother's gonna give everyone a hard time ... Political quip, part 3 'Pentimento' memoirist ****Phone greeting Parrot's word Paste-on name-tag word Phone answerer's greeting Phone answerer's opener Phone answerer's word Phone call greeting Phone call response Phone call starter Phone opener Phone opening Phone word Phone-call opener Phone-call response Phone-call starter Pick up line? Preprinted word on a nametag Preprinted word on some nametags Printing on many a name tag Pronto, in Provo Polite reply to thanks Pickup artist's line? Popular tune. Popular Japanese character with a red bow Pre-Beatles song by John Lennon Place of turmoil ... or the theme to this puzzle Places akin to limbo. Part of the "Ship of State.” Pilot's post Pilot's spot Pilot's wheel Pilothouse Place for a big wheel Place for a captain Place for a leader Place for a ship's captain Place of control Place to find leaders Position of leadership