Letter P 9750–10000

Poetic boxing great Poetic fighter Poetic pugilist Poetic puncher Poetry-spouting pugilist Pop singer Tatyana Possibly the world's most famous man Potent pugilist Prince ___ (Aladdin's royal alter ego) Prince in "Aladdin" Prince in Disney's "Aladdin" Prince of "Aladdin" Prizefighting legend Pro who packed a punch Prophet Mohammed's son-in-law Pugilism's "The Greatest" Pugilist Laila Pugilist Muhammad Pugilist from Louisville Pugilist given to couplets Pugilist poet Pugilistic Muhammad Pugilistic family name Pugilistic friend of Cosell Pugilistic legend Pugilistic poet ___ Pasha, The Lion of Janina Part of et al. President of Albania "Pen" name Pen name, e.g. Pen name, for example Pen name, say Perp's cover Perp's fake name Perp's red herring Phony handle Phony moniker Phony name Police blotter datum Police blotter info Police blotter name Police profile datum Police-blotter entry Police-blotter info Police-blotter word Popular spy show Possible substitute for "or" Protective cover? Pseudonym Pseudonym of a sort Pseudonym of sorts Pseudonym, say Pen names Phony names. Protective covers? Pseudonyms Password user of myth Persian folk hero Poor woodcutter of fiction Poor woodcutter of folklore Poor woodcutter of story "Perfect murder" component PLEA of absence Part of a court defense Part of a defendant's case, often Part of a defense Part of a defense, sometimes Perp's cover story Perp's excuse Perp's out Perp's pretext Perp's story Perp-to-cop story Plausible excuse Plea of being elsewhere Plea of the accused Point in a defendant's favor Point in a suspect's favor Possible proof of innocence Pretext, perhaps Pretext, possibly Proof of being somewhere else at the time Proof of innocence Proof of innocence, maybe Proof of innocence, perhaps Proof of one's where abouts Proof you didn't commit a crime Proof you weren't anywhere near the murder plea of being somewhere else when a crime was committed Provided an excuse for Parts of interrogations Perps need good ones Perps' stories Pleas of defense. Provides an excuse Provides an excuse for Port of SE Spain Painter Neel known for nudes Party crasher of British fiction Party crasher of fiction Phil Harris' wife. Phil Harris's wife, __ Faye Philanthropist Tully Phoebe's poetic sister Princess Royal of England. Protagonist in a long-running Phyllis Reynolds Naylor book series Pulitzer Prize novelist Walker Pulitzer author Walker Pulitzer novelist Walker Pulitzer winner Walker Pulitzer-winner Walker Protagonist in a tale of a Mad Hatter's tea party party member Tea Pulitzer prize novel, 1922. Phil Harris' favorite blonde. Party hostess? Precursor of Little Mo. Part of a Lewis Carroll title. Pianist de Larrocha Pop singer Keys "Put __ on it!" "Put __ on it!" ("Shut up!") "Put___on it!" Put __ on (suppress) Put ___ on (quash) Put ___ on it (be quiet) Part of a sextant. Part of a surveying instrument Parts of sextants. Part of Washington saying. Part of a February phrase Proverbially, this begets another of its ilk penn & teller tell ___ Peregrine Perpetrator of an abduction Person affected by the McCarran Act. Person subject to internment. Predator's foe in a 2004 film Predator's opponent, in the movies Prospective citizen ___ Property Custodian. person Saucer crew Push away Put off Pushes away Puts a gulf between. Puts off polemic Poor diplomat, say Play by Sidney Howard. Party to a deed Party to property transfer: Law. Person to whom property is transferred. Property inheritor, legally speaking Property overseer Property owner by transfer. Property receiver Property receiver in a transfer Property receiver, in court Property receiver, in law Property recipient Property recipient, at law Property recipient, in law Property recipient, in legal language Property recipient, legally Property-title receiver person to whom a transfer of property is made Property receivers Property receivers, at law Property recipients Property-title recipients *Paperwork for a UFO pilot? psychiatry Professional who determines the sanity of one about to stand trial Psychiatrist Psychiatrist: Legal term. Psychiatrists of old PERSON who transfers property Property conveyer Property conveyor, at law Property seller Property seller, in law Property transferor Property transferrer person who transfers property to another Parts of the motif of many businesses in Rachel, Nevada Peregrines Pilots of UFOs Potential citizens in U. S. Part of some bio titles Part of some biography titles Phrase in some biography titles Prank interviewer who asked Buzz Aldrin whether he was jealous of Louis Armstrong Prank interviewer who asked Shaq if it was hard being in the "Nationwide Basketball Society" Prank interviewer who referred to Buzz Aldrin as "Buzz Lightyear" Predecessor of Borat? Perch PLACE in rows Place in a row Place in the right relationship Position properly Position property Precisely position Prep for a billiards shot Put in a row Put in rows Put in sync Put into sync Put straight place in a line or arrange so as to be parallel or straight put in line PLACED in juxtaposition Placed in a straight line Placed in the right relative position Positioned, in a way Put in kilter Places in correct positions Positions Positions correctly Properly orients Puts in a row Puts in order Puts into the correct position Puts straight Puts straight, as car tires Polynesian chief Pretty much the same Pure as ___. Pabulum Pap Passageway of a sort Payment after a divorce Payment made periodically by a divorced person to an ex-spouse Payment of a sort. Payment to an ex Payment to divorcee Post-divorce payments Politician who coined the term "death panels" Pacino playing a convict? Penny ___ (cheap). Popular Anne Klein style Popular dress cut Popular wedding dress type Put in a row (Var.) Put in a straight row Put in position. Put into place Political arrangement Penny-___ (hack writer)