Letter P 94250–94500

"Peter Noone Inherits Museum!" PERSON combining opposite qualities PERSON that possesses both ovarian and testicular tissues PLANT in which same flower has both stamens and pistils (bot.) Palaeography PAN (the god), father of Paris retailer that sells Birkin bags Parisian scarf maker Posh retailer PYRRHUS, wife of Person living in seclusion Peter the ___ (Crusader) person living in solitude, esp for religious reasons Private retreat; monastery Pillars surmounted by busts Pillars topped by busts PROTRUSION of any part of internal organs through the structure enclosing them Problem that can be caused by lifting heavy objects Protruding organ Protrude, in a way POOR boy sandwich PRIESTESS of Aphrodite at Sestos PRINCIPAL actor PRINCIPAL personage Parade celebrity Parade figure Parade honoree Parade honoree, often Parade honoree, perhaps Parade principal, perhaps Parade recipient, perhaps Paragon of bravery Pedestal percher Person of exceptional courage Person on a rescue mission Person regarded as an ideal. Person saving the day Person who comes to the rescue Person who saves the day Person with a medal, maybe Person you look up to Personal idol Philadelphia : hoagie :: New York : ___ Pizzeria offering Play role Plucky person Po' boy relative Poor boy Poor boy or grinder Poor boy's cousin Popular Super Bowl party centerpiece Possible lunch or dinner item Preacher Roe to Brooklynites. Priestess beloved by Leander Priestess in Greek legend. Priestess of Aphrodite Priestess of Venus. Principle male figure in a story Protagonist, usually Protoganist. Purple Heart recipient Purple Heart recipient, maybe Poem by Marlowe. "Prove to me that you're divine, change my water into wine" singer in "Jesus Christ Superstar" Palestine dynasty of the year one. Paladins Parade honorees Play characters Praiseworthy people Principals with principles Protagonists Protagonists, often Purple Heart recipients, e.g. Problem for superpowered pickup artists? "Pure ___" (Lorde album) Pauline of many perils, for example Pauline, for one Pearl White, always Portia or Rosalind Portia or Viola, e.g. Princess Leia, e.g. Protagonist, perhaps Parts for stars Pauline and Nancy Drew Pitcher, Nightingale et al. Players of leading roles. Protagonists of novels. Put on a pedestal, say PALESTINIAN bird Pointy-beaked wader Prince Edward Island's Blue ____ Drive Poor boys Postwar reception PILCHARD relative Pattern of parallel lines slanted in rows Piscatorial spine Phony clue/Crosby hit/Muffin type person or boat catching herring Pen name of English writer and veterinary surgeon James Alfred Wight Potato chip brand Possessive pronoun for "she" Part of a divorce settlement Part of a matched pair Partner of "his" Personal pronoun Peter Murphy: "His Circle and ___ Meet" Possessive contained in "theirs" Possessive for Batwoman Possessive for Wonder Woman Possessive for most women Possessive for princesses Possessive on a towel Pronoun on a certain towel Pronoun on a coffee mug, maybe Pronoun on a towel Pronoun on some towels Pulp "His 'N' ___" Pronoun used as an intensive. Pulitzer journalist Seymour Pulitzer winner Seymour Pulitzer-winning journalist Seymour Pennsylvania tourist town Provider of kisses? Popular chocolate candy Past occurrences, to feminists Part of some gender studies Physicist who's an eponym of a frequency unit Peggy Lee song "___ a Tramp" Peggy Lee's "___ a Tramp" Pronouns. Peggy Lee's "___ Tramp" Pre-blind date encouragement Politically correct pronoun Pronoun for both genders Pronoun for two genders Pronoun that covers everybody Pronoun with a slash Play-by-play man's cry Priam's sister. Pause in indecision Pause indecisively Pause with uncertainty pause before saying or doing something pause before saying or doing something through uncertainty pause or hold back in uncertainty or unwillingness Paused P.O.W. in England Physics Nobelist Victor who discovered cosmic radiation Physiology Nobelist Walter Rudolf ___ Pianist Dame Myra Pianist Myra Pianist Myra Dame Pianist known for her transcription of Bach's "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" Pianist or team owner Piano playing Dame Piano-playing Dame Player in the Shell game? Prominent Nazi pianist once "Peter Camenzind" novelist Part of Germany. Part of West Germany. Poet Hermann Prussian family. Participant in the Battle of Saratoga, 1777 political hireling Pointer Sisters "___ Shy" Poet's command Pearl Prynne's mother Pearl's mom in "The Scarlet Letter" Pearl's mother Prynne in "The Scarlet Letter" Prynne of "The Scarlet Letter" Prynne of fiction ___ Prynne ___ Prynne ("The Scarlet Letter" protagonist) Prynne et al. Plenty steamed, with "up" Plenty ticked, with "up" Plenty worked (up) Prefix for 'different' Prefix for genesis Prefix meaning "different" Prefix with -geneous personal judgment Pertaining to the straight and narrow world? Polish and polish, e.g. Pronoun choice Plenty perturbed palace purple Part of un jour Posting in a French store Posting in the window of _un restaurant_ Problem-solving approaches President at Bonn. President of Bonn Republic. President of Federal Republic of Germany. President of West German Republic. Possess, in Kiplingese Possess, old style Predecessor of H.H.S. Prepare for a cabin, maybe Put an ax to Paul Bunyan, often Person cutting wood with blows Proverbial loser Proverbial happy fellow Princess Diana's kiss-and-tell lover -- -Packard Packard partner Packard's high-tech partner Packard's partner packard aka hp former computer company Previously chopped Previously cut, as timber Promise to a hounded postman Puts to the axe. Pernicious charm Place a curse on Place under a spell Practice witchcraft on Practice witchcraft on: Colloq. Put a jinx on Put a spell on Put a spell on someone Put some bad juju on Put the whammy on Prefix meaning six Penta- + 1 Penta- plus one Prefix for "six" Prefix for insects, mobility-wise Prefix indicating six Prefix meaning "six" Prefix re honeycombs Prefix related to benzene's shape Prefix that sounds apt for counting spells? Prefix with -hedral Prefix with decimal Prefix with fluoride part of a sponge with six rays pattern with six lobes plural of hexahedron: solid figure with six plane faces Petroleum isomer portico of six columns Placed a curse on Placed a spell on Placed under a spell Put the Indian sign on Put the jinx on