Letter P 95000–95250

Physician born on the island of Kos *Physician's promise Physician's pledge Promise made by a doctor PEIRITHOUS, wife of PELOPS, wife of PIRITHOUS, wife of *Pelvic injury Pelvic contusion Peter Cottontail's pace PBS's "The __ Gourmet TV Show" Pear-shaped, as a human person whose behaviour implies a rejection of values pertaining to or like a hippy Parts often shaken on the dance floor Part of 36-24-36 Part of the fashion silhouette. Parts "hugged" by a retro style of jeans Parts of cheers Parts of roofs Pelvic parts Pelvic projections Pelvis sides People sometimes grind them Places for holsters Potential replacement sites Presley shook them Pelvic opening Pitchfork devotee, likely Points at a coffee shop? Pabst drinkers, often People who avoid mainstream things People with nonmainstream tastes Peg solitaire game Peg solitaire puzzle brand Powers or Bingham Pres. Grant's first name President Grant's first name President Grant's given name Protagonist of Ta-Nehisi Coates's "The Water Dancer" Provider of timber for Solomon Payment for labor. Person onboard Pick for a position Provide with a position Put in a Position Put on the job Put on the staff Put someone on the project, perhaps Patronize Uber Prepare for prom night Paid wages to. Professional hitter? Paid assistant Payroll addition Personnel director's choice Personnel director's find Personnel selection People brought on board Paid servant Person working for money Payroll augmenter Person making job offers Person who helps shape a staff Person who obtains use for payment Person who takes on workers Person with a job Personnel Director Personnel chief Personnel department Personnel department employee, perhaps Personnel department, often Personnel director often Personnel director, frequently Personnel director, on occasion Personnel employee Personnel head Personnel manager Personnel official Personnel person, at times Personnel worker Poster on a job board person Personnel Personnel chiefs. Personnel departments, e.g. Personnel departments, often Personnel directors Personnel directors, e.g. Personnel men. Personnel staff Personnel workers Provides a job. Puts on staff Puts on the clock Puts on the payroll Puts on the staff Puts someone into office? Part of an HR employee's job Personnel director's activity Personnel director's duty Personnel director's job Personnel function Personnel head's task Personnel man's concern Putting on the payroll Personnel guru? Putting a Batman foe on the payroll? Peace Memorial Museum locale possessing hair "Painful-sounding" jazzman who was once a minority owner of the New Orleans Saints Painful-sounding trumpeter? Possessive pronoun for a man Pronoun for a male's possession Part of H.I.M. Part of HMV Part of a matched set Part of a matching set, sometimes Partner of hers Philip Pullman's "___ Dark Materials" Poole novel, "_____ Family" Possessive for Batman Possessive for Captain America Possessive for a king Presley's "(Marie's the Name) __ Latest Flame" Presley's "__ Latest Flame" Pronoun used by yours truly Pronouns on a towel set, in some families Poole Pulitzer-winner Pope's title Painting that became an RCA symbol Painting used to promote gramophones Possessive favored by Twain Possessive in the country Possessive pronoun: Dial. Pronoun, country style. Puts ___ in (becomes meddlesome). Politically correct possessive Poetic name for Spain. Presidente supporter's wear? Powerful voting bloc Pressure cooker sound Puncture sound Punctured tire sound Python warning message? Python's warning Protest, perhaps Pronoun not in the king's English Petulant episode Past events rec. Past events: Abbr. Past sch. course? Pulitzer Prize category: Abbr. Pulitzer Prize subj. Prefix meaning "tissue" Paleologist Pastor, __, __, disc jockey Popular form of fiction. Popular kind of novel. POPULAR success Page visit, perhaps Parade member? Popular song Perfect-game spoiler Platinum record, e.g. Platinum record, for sure Played a whole lot Playwright's dream. Pop smash Popular favorite Popular number Popular show Punch or jab Peril of the highways. Punch repeatedly Period of service duty Period spent in the army: Slang. Pull (up), as pants Periods of enlistment: Military slang. Place in front of a saloon in the old West Premium fuel, for short Premium, briefly Perform a rare batting feat in baseball Pitcher's coup Partner of yon Polo play "Play that beat!" "Play the music!" "Play the music, band!" Play call? Putsch leader. People on it get offed Punch a legendary pianist? Payola recipient Performer who's rarely off the charts Paid assassin Pat Benatar "___ With Your Best Shot" Phrase used in blackjack. Provocation heard in Fight Clu --wait, forget I said anything Professional killers Professional offers? Pat Benatar's Top-10 debut Proposition, slangily Popular weekly lineup Proportion of customers that make a purchase, in business-speak Percentage of data requests successfully retrieved from the cache, in computing Popular songs on the charts Parade entries? Parts of this theme Pete Rose had 4,256 Pete Rose had 4,256 of them Pete Rose's 4,256 Platinum records Play the ___ (please a crowd) Pop radio fodder Pop station playlist Pop-chart toppers Popular jams Popular shows. Popular songs Producer's hopes Producers' goals Producers' objectives. Profitable plays. Put the finishing touch on an e-mail? Prepare to go out again? Pop tune. Puts the arm on Person at the plate Person batting in baseball Person who swings Pitch recipient Pitcher's foe Player who doesn't mind making bloopers? Player who's good with a bat Pair of boxers, e.g. Prepare for bedtime Perform sketchily Playing nine, say Put the touch on Preschooler's "don't" PATHOGEN causing AIDS PLACE of activity Part of an apiary. Place buzzing with activity Place for a Comb again and again Place for a buzzer Place for a honey bunch? Place for a swarm Place for certain combs Place of busy activity