Letter P 98000–98250

Plummer role Prototype of a false friend. Prototype of the perfidious friend. parrot Disney 1940 film Plummer and Ferrer, e.g. Pro's remark Potent add-on? Potent conclusion? Potent ending Potent or penitent ending Professor add-on Professor's end? Professor's final? Proverb closer Proverb closing? Proverb ender? Proverb ending Proverb finisher Proverb follower? Proverb suffix Proverb's conclusion? Provident finisher Prudent ending? Possible response to "Want to go for pizza?" Phrase expressing a previously held belief Part of "Cogito, ergo sum" Part of Kennedy's Berlin Wall quote, when translated Paul Simon's "___ a Rock" Phrase said while pointing to oneself Positive response Possible answer to "Are you sure?" Possible answer to "Who's hungry?" Possible answer to "Who's in?" Possible answer to "Who's ready?" Possible response to "Are you ready?" Possible response to "Are you with me?" Possible response to "Who is?" Possible response to "Who's hungry?" Post-midnight time Phrase often used to present one's identity online Paul Simon's "__ Rock" Popular Reddit section with Q&As Play by Van Druten cum Isherwood. Play by Van Druten: 1951 Play for which Julie Harris won the 1952 Tony for Best Actress Play on which "Cabaret" is based Play that was the basis for "Cabaret" Phrase from Revelation. Post-compliment self-encouragement "Platoon," but not "Dunkirk" Part of a Shakespearean verse, often Part of a meter, maybe Part of da-DUM, da-DUM, da-DUM Pentameter component, often Pentametric fifth Petrarchan unit Piece of poetry Poet's measure. Poet's metrical foot Poetic foot of two syllables. Poetic foot that's the reverse of a trochee Poetic foot with a short and a long syllable Poetic meter unit Poetic unit Poetic unit of rhythm Poetry foot Poetry term that is not an example of itself Poetry unit aptly found in William Blake's name Pound foot poetic element Parts of most sonnets Pentameter pieces, perhaps Poet's feet Poetic metrical feet Poetic metrical units Poetic metrical units (Var.) Poetic pairs __ pentameter ___ pentameter (kind of verse) Poetic beats "Perfume" and "cologne," poetically Pentameter bits Pentameter parts, maybe Poet's "da-DA, da-DA" Poetic feet in Shakespeare Poetic feet, used by Pope. Poetic pentameters Poetry feet Prosodic feet Poet's motto? Poet known for her footwork? Poet's favorite 1972 hit? "People have told me ..." *Post-apocalyptic Will Smith film Pearl Jam hit off "Riot Act" Phrase from Amy Lowell's "Lilacs" Peeved response to "Are you awake?" Popular pet food brand with a green label P&G Pet Care brand Paul ___, pet food company founder Paul of pet food Paul who founded a pet food company Pedigree pet food alternative Perfect Portions brand Perfect Portions pet food brand Pet brand since 1946 Pet food brand named after its founder Pet food brand that, it turns out, doesn't sit well with our cat Pet food brand with a ProActive Health variety Pet food brand with a paw logo Pet food brand with a paw print in its logo Pet food brand with a paw-print logo Pet food company since 1946 Pet food creator Paul Pet food giant Pet food with a paw print in its logo Pet food with a paw print logo Pet-food label ProActive Health brand Proactive Health dog food maker Procter & Gamble brand with a paw print in the logo Procter & Gamble pet food brand Procter & Gamble pet food company Purrfect Delicacies brand Penn film Penn movie with a Seussian title Playground dispute words "Please forgive me!" Polite turndown of a suitor Playground reply to "You are not!" Part 1 of a quip by Steven Wright Peach blossom "Pretty Little Liars" actor Harding "Pretty Little Liars" star Harding Paisley Irish leader Paisley of Northern Ireland Paisley or Fleming Paisley or Hay Patrick Stewart BFF McKellen Patrick's "Waiting for Godot" costar on Broadway Political scientist Bremmer Pop singer Janis Poulter or Baker Finch Producer/director ___ MacNaughton of Monty Python Professor Cameron's first name in "Mary Worth" Publisher Ballantine Paisley and Fleming Palpatine portrayer McDiarmid and namesakes Poulter and Baker-Finch PROMETHEUS, father of progenitor of mankind Plane pilots' abbr. Plane-speed letters PLUTUS, father of Pathological condition: Suffix Process: Comb. form. "... per my reasoning" Postulate starter "Pretty sure that's wrong" Possible answer to "What happened to that last slice of cake?" Possible response to "Where's the beef?" Possible response to "what happened to the last piece of cake?" Pertaining to medicine Physician (comb. form) Philippine fruit tree President in Santiago. Pro at building financial worth, slangily Piece of construction equipment. Piece of metal of a certain shape. Piece of structural steel. piece Construction beam President of Ecuador. Parts of many skyscrapers Pieces of construction equipment. Pieces of steel. Pieces with horizontal and vertical symmetry Pronoun-shaped girders Philippine fruit trees. Part of building bridges Piece apt for a happy construction worker? Piece of steel. Piece that gets riveted Pronoun-shaped girder Pirated children's song? Patsy's protest Pigeon's squawk? Part of a spelling rule defied by science? Part of a spelling rule, and a hint to this puzzle's theme "Please, ___ you" "Please, please, pleeease..." Pleader's preamble "Please. No really, please." Pleader's comment Pleading remark Portugal's peninsula "Pretty sure" Pamplona's peninsula Peninsula comprising Spain and Portugal Peninsula consisting of Spain and Portugal Peninsula in Spain Peninsula in southwestern Europe Peninsula north of Morocco Peninsula of Europe Peninsula of Portugal Peninsula of SW Europe. Peninsula south of the Pyrenees Peninsula that borders the Alboran Sea Peninsula that includes Andorra Peninsula that was Roman province Porto's peninsula Portugal + Spain Portugal Peninsula Adriatic Portugal and Spain Portugal and Spain together Portugal and its neighbor Portugal's area Portugal's locale Portugal's place Portugal's region peninsula European airline peninsula formed of Spain and Portugal peninsula in sw europe peninsula of Spain and Portugal peninsula sw europe piano work Albéniz Composer Peninsula in Europe Portuguese or Basque Portuguese or Spanish Portuguese, for one. ___ Peninsula, Spain and Portugal. plant with white or purple flowers "Prove it!" "Pshh, yeah, sure" "Pssh!" "Psshh, yeah right" "Psssh!" "Pssshyeah..." "Pull the other one!" Phrase said with an eyeroll Poker words Probably not Pyrenees animal. Pugilists' gp. Pugilists' org. since '83 Philippines lizard Prev. cited in a footnote paper abbr. Term place (abbr.) Same paper citation Term place Same