Letter P 99250–99500

Platonic subject. Platonic thing Possibly impossible dream prototypal *Perfect curveball? Perfect wave? Perfect waves? PV = nRT pV = nRT, to physicists Philosophical theory Plato is considered the father of it Platonist s credo Pursuit of high principles Pursuit of perfection Pursuit of unrealistic perfection Perfect believer? Person of principle Person who cherishes high principles Person with noble goals Pollyanna, e.g. Pursuer of noble goals poetical Peace Corps members, for example. Perfection seekers Painted a rosy picture of Pictured as flawless "Pass the cards," said Tom ___ Perfectly qualified, or like the people in the starred clues? Perfect guy Perfect partner Perfect partner (... first letter + the last 3 letters) Perfect pairing Personal ad placer's desire Paradigms Paradigms or paragons Paragons and paradigms Pecksniff's are sham. Perfect 10s Perfect concepts. Perfect forms Perfect models Perfect types Perfection concepts Points in a lofty speech Principles espoused during Women's History Month? Perfect moment Paid thinker Paul Allen's "self-titled" memoir person Creative People known to have germs? Professional light bulb producers? Person pursuing a patent, perhaps Patent bases Patent germs Perceptions Personal views Planning meeting input Planning session contribution Planning session fodder Platonic topic Possible solutions Potential pursuits Preliminary plans Products of cerebration Products of planning sessions Products of the imagination Products of the mind Perform in a think tank Philosophize Philosophize, say Picture in mind Picture in the mind Picture internally Picture mentally. Plan ahead, e.g. Preconceive Put some thought to Performed in a think tank Prefigured. Produced a thought. Pictures in the mind. Preconceives Produces thoughts Puts on one's thinking cap Prefiguration. Process of thinking. Profession precursor Pegged or fingered Picked as the one, say Picked from a lineup Picked from a lineup, briefly Picked from a lineup, e.g. Picked from a lineup, for short Picked from a lineup, informally Picked from a mug book Picked from a mug shot book Picked out from a lineup, say Picked out of a lineup Picked out of a lineup, briefly Picked out of a lineup, for short Picked out of a lineup, informally Picked out, in a way Pinned blame on Placed at the scene, briefly Pointed a finger at, in a lineup (abbr.) Pointed at from behind one-way glass Pointed at, perhaps Pointed at, say Pointed out, in a way Pointed to, maybe Put a name to a face Put a name to a face, casually Put a name to a face, for short Put a name to, for short Put a name to, informally Put a name to, initially Put one's finger on Paris notion Parisian notion Parisian perception Parisian plan Parisian thought Penseur's thought Pensée product Pierre's brainstorm Pierre's brilliant thought Pierre's notion Pierre's thought Product from un penseur Produit de la pensee Produit de la tête Produit du cerveau Parisian obsession Pathological preoccupation Persistent notion Persistent theme Possible psychotic symptom Preoccupation, from the French Parisian concepts Parisians think of them Pensée products Pierre's brainwaves Pierre's notions Products of la tête Previous reference indicator PIN part: Abbr. Papers, for short Part of PIN: Abbr. Passport, e.g.: Abbr. Proof, for short Picks out from a police lineup Pick from a lineup Point out in a lineup prove or recognize as being a certain person or thing Present oneself to be, gender-wise Police artist's composite pic maker Police artist's tool Phishing targets ___ politics Psychological problem Policy by which a sperm donor can make himself known to the child upon the child's 18th birthday PINs, for instance Precedes logue or graph Prefix for gram or logical Prefix for graph or logical Prefix for graphic or logical Prefix for logical Prefix for logical or gram Prefix for logical or motor Prefix for logy Prefix meaning "concept" Prefix meaning "notion" Prefix meaning "thought" Prefix with -logue or -gram Prefix with gram and logue Prefix with gram or logical Prefix with gram or logue Prefix with graphic or logical Prefix with logic or graph Prefix with logical or graph Prefix with logical or graphic Picture writings Political zealot POLITICAL system, ideas at basis of POLITICAL theory, ideas at basis of Political agenda, maybe Political belief system Political philosophy. Part of an old calendar. Part of every Julian month Part of every month Penultimate day before St. Patrick's Day Pi Day follower Portentous March day Portentous day Prepares, as oolong Phrase akin to viz. Phrase of explanation Phrase of reference. Phrase often confused with "exempli gratia" Phrase often misused for "exempli gratia" Phrase usually abbreviated Phrase whose abbreviation is the key to four long puzzle answers Palindromic Ugandan name Palindromic dictator Palindromic first name of infamy Palindromic name in dictatorship Papuan language Pertaining to psyche parts Pertaining to units of living matter Positive answer to "Have fun?" Possible answer to "Who let the dogs out?" Possible response to "Anyone do the readings?" Possible response to "Who let the dogs out?" Possible response to "Who took the last cookie?" Phrase said while raising both hands Proud words Part 2 of non-quote Proud liberal's apology ... or is it? Pardon me, could you repeat yourself Prankster's claim Prankster's denial "Please repeat what you said" "Please tell me you're not serious" Parting words for a Shakespearean hero "Perfectly clear, man!" "Point taken," '60s-style Picking from a lineup Picking from a lineup, for short Picking from a mug book Picking from the lineup Picking out of a lineup Picking out of a lineup, briefly Picking out of a lineup, informally Picking out of an LAPD lineup Picking out, in a way Putting a name to a face, say Putting one's finger on "Pan-" antonym "Peculiar" prefix "Peculiar" starter "Peculiar" word form "Personal" prefix "Personal" word form Peculiar start Peculiar, individual: Comb. form. Peculiar: Abbr. Peculiar: Comb form. Peculiar: Pref. Personal or distinct: Prefix.