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P&G's top shampoo and conditioner line: pantene
Pablo __, Spanish cellist and conductor: casals
Pace at which those marrying in haste repent: at leisure
Pacemaker, teeth, breast are all __: implants
Pacific state, destination for kid computer game: oregon
Pack & Stack. __ game for three to six players: moving
Package requiring delicate care; a famous stamp: fragile
Pad of paper used to write information in: notebook
Padded, upholstered bench, Asian empire: ottoman
Paddling in a canoe-like boat, sitting or standing: kayaking
Pagurus hermit crab is the __ hermit crab: common
Pail that holds the frozen stuff: ice bucket
Pain in or around fangs or gums: toothache
Pain in the head, many causes: headache
Pain you feel when your ear hurts: earache
Painful feeling from cold beverage, Brain __: freeze
Painful sores in the stomach lining: ulcers
Painkiller invented by Felix Hoffmann: aspirin
Paint through the holes of this cut-out card: stencil
Painted __ has large spines on dorsal fins: stingfish
Painted View of Toledo: el greco
Painted with wax colors fixed with heat: encaustic
Painter Frans Hals' now part of Belgium birthplace: antwerp
Painter who practiced Tachisme, Jean __: fautrier
Painter's device for steadying the hand: maulstick
Painting on freshly spread moist lime plaster: fresco
Painting on moist plaster surface: fresco
Painting on wet plaster: fresco
Painting or drawing executed by means of small dots: stippling
Pair of Kings poker starting hand: cowboys
Paired percussion instrument of seed-filled gourds: maracas
Pakistani city meaning "City of Islam": islamabad
Palace of the Moorish kings in Seville, Spain: alcazar
Palazzo del __, residence of the Italian president: quirinale
Pale round seed aka Garbanzo beans: chickpea
Pale-__ surgeonfish has sharp scalpel tail: lipped
Pallet lifting warehouse vehicle: forklift
Pamphlet with ballads sold by peddlers: chapbook
Pan __, once the world's largest airline: american
Panathinaikos is a soccer team from this country: greece
Pancake-flipping utensil: spatula
Panda's food staple; eco-friendly flooring: bamboo drawbridges
Pandemic is a widely spread __: disease
Pandemic; The Black Death: plague
Panniers, useful for cyclists: saddlebag
Pants, jeans, skirts: bottoms
Pants: trousers
Paolo __, longtime left back for AC Milan, Italy: maldini
Papa's Delicate __, Jackie Gleason plays Papa: condition
Papal home, landlocked nation: vatican
Paper chase: red tape
Paper currency of the US during American Civil War: greenback
Paper item for mailing a letter in: envelope
Paper proving you paid: receipt
Paper showing someone paid a fare or price: ticket
Papers made from the stems of tall marsh plants: papyri
Papillae that sense sweet, sour, bitter, salty: taste buds
Paraguay and __ are landlocked in S. America: bolivia
Parasite studied by winners Campbell and Omura: roundworm
Parasite that can live in the digestive tract: tapeworm
Parcheesi is an adaptation of __ cross and circle: indian
Parchment in Ancient Egypt: papyrus
Paris deserted her for Helen of Troy: oenone
Paris Saint __, French team known by abbreviation: germain convertible
Parisians call this game vingt et un: blackjack
Parsley, celery-like herb: lovage
Part of a building; partially or wholly underground: basement
Part of a choreographer's routine: dance step
Part of a garment used to store small items: pocket
Part of a slope: hillside
Part of bullet that holds the powder: casing
Part of ethics dealing with pleasure: hedonics
Part of grammar that refers to inflections in words: accidence
Part of land that provides a beautiful view below: overlook
Part of olive tree given as peace offering: branch
Part of stage towards the audience: downstage
Part of the body between neck and diaphragm: thorax
Part of the day when soaps are usually broadcast: afternoon
Part of the ear that hangs down, usually pierced: earlobe
Part of the eye where images are created: retina
Part of the face above the eyes and below the hair: forehead
Part of town where L. Bernstein musical happens: west side
Partial darkness due to obstruction of light: shadow
Participants in a game: players
Particular version of a paper or book: edition
Partly based on talent beauty pageant, Miss __: america
Partner who allows you to hit him to improve form: sparring
Parts of a bicycle where you put your feet: pedals
Parts of a TV show: episodes
Party cruise line with more than 100 vessels: carnival
Party-poopers: killjoys
Pass that allows you to enter the plane: boarding
Passage of water connecting two larger ones: strait
Passed on, transmitted: imparted
Passengers moved off an overbooked flight: bumped
Pasta made in solid sticks: spaghetti
Pasta with filling inside: ravioli
Pasting multiple items over one surface for art: collage
Pastis, pomegranate cocktail from France: tomate
Pastry from India of triangular shape: samosa
Pat Morita, Mr. __ in The Karate Kid movies: miyagi
Patient in this board game is named “Cavity Sam�: operation
Patio, usually enclosed: courtyard
Patriarch of the family, dad: father
Patrick __, actor, dancer, singer, died 2009: swayze
Patrick __, France's 2014 Nobel of Literature: modiano
Patrick __, writer of the Kingkiller Chronicle: rothfuss
Patron of accountants and bankers: st matthew
Patron of lost causes: st jude
Patron of Milan and opponent of Arianism: st ambrose
Patron of Scotland, his feast day is November 30: st andrew
Patron of Wales whose feast day is March 1st: st david
Patron saint of children: nicholas
Patron saint of France burned at the stake: joan of arc
Patron saint of Ireland: patrick
Pattern of musical sound: texture
Paul __, US actor, won oscar for The Color of Money: newman
Paul McCartney's fashion designer daughter: stella
Paul Thomas __, director of Magnolia: anderson renaissance
Paula Abdul song title and saying, __ Attract: opposites
Paulette __, actress of The Great Dictator: goddard
Paulo __, Brazilian best-selling author: coelho
Paved pathway for pedestrians: sidewalk
Pavel __, Russian, "Davy Jones" Star Trek: chekov
Pax__, peace in China after the Mongol invasion: mongolica
Payment for public transport on the road: bus fare
Payment made by a former spouse for living: alimony
Payment to a former spouse: alimony
PDF: __ Document Format: portable
Pea-sized gland controls growth, blood pressure: pituitary
Peace prizewinner and founder of Solidarity union: walesa
Peace, Love and Rock and Roll music festival: woodstock
Peaceful people: pacifists
Peach dessert; shoemaker: cobbler
Peach variety with smooth skin: nectarine
Pearl __, event that forced the US to enter the WWII: harbor
Pearl-producing animal can change genders: oyster
Pearls can be found inside these: oysters
Pearls, choker, beads: necklace
Pedal used to change gears on a vehicle: clutch
Pedro __, Spanish director of Talk to Her: almodavar
Pedro __, Spanish film director: almodovar
Pedro Alvarez __, Cuban artist: castello
Peer __: pressure
Pekoe means white down in __: chinese
Pell-mell: headlong
Pen makes large colored lines: marker
Pencil toppers with colorful stood-up hair: trolls
Penelope Cruz, first __ actress to win an Oscar: spanish
Penguin named after French explorer's wife: adelie
Peninsula running through Spain and Portugal: iberian
Peninsula shared by Italy, Croatia and Slovenia: istria
Penn and __, mute half of comedy, magic duo: teller
Penn State legend died amidst scandal: paterno
Pennsylvania's first English colonists: quakers
Penny __, movie with Cary Grant and Irene Dunne: serenade
People know this state as the "Show Me" state: missouri
People living in underwater homes: aquanauts
People say she was made of iron: thatcher
People watching a performance: audience
People who are able to break into computers: hackers
People who fish: anglers
People who give opinions on everything: critics
People who have been officially canonized: saints
People who shoot with a bow and arrow: archers
Perceived color of the sun: yellow
Percussion instrument from Mexico: tamborita
Percy Shaw invented this illuminating road feature: catseye
Perennial flowering plant, 1,795 different species: begonia
Perfect for summer barbecues, uses propane: griller
Performer on a trapeze or above the ground: aerialist
Performer, walks on wires, swings above crowd: acrobat
Perfume family with herbaceous, green scents: fougere
Perfumed oil or wax to smooth or sculpt hair: pomade
Perhaps only saxophonist who is household name: kenny g
Period before a mother gives birth: antenatal
Period between new moons: lunation
Period of economic downturn: recession
Period of hotter than average temperatures: heat wave
Period of intense warmth; can be deadly: heat wave
Period of life before adolescency: childhood
Period of no more menstruation for a woman: menopause
Period of time from 500 AD to 1000 AD: dark ages
Period of two weeks: fortnight
Period of wooing, or elaborate mating display: courtship
Period when day is ending and night is beginning: twilight
Periodic payment not based on hours worked: salary
Periodic table of __: elements
Perished species: extinct
Permanent __ is tattooed on the face: make up
Permanent hair loss on the head: baldness
Permanent ink inserted into your skin: tattoo
Permanent legal residence, address: domicile
Pernickety, pettifogging: captious
Persian and Angora cats have __ (lengthy fur): long hair
Persian cotton candy: pashmak
Persian creature with human head, bat wings: manticore
Persian painter from Isfahan, __ Farshchian: mahmoud
Persian thinker, philosopher of Islam Golden Age: avicenna
Person belonging to a house of Congress: member
Person hired to do small jobs around a building: handyman
Person in charge of a department or team: manager
Person licensed to make eyeglasses in U.S.: optician
Person or company that sells items: vendor
Person plays a sport of balls with holes and pins: bowler
Person responsible for where to go on boat: navigator
Person serving a prison sentence: convict
Person under the care of another; patronage: protege
Person who betrayed Jesus: Judas __: iscariot
Person who buys goods and services: consumer
Person who cares for your animal when you're away: pet sitter
Person who claims fault against the other in court: accuser
Person who confirms and certifies a person's death: coroner
Person who creates or sells artificial hair cover: wigmaker
Person who creates utensils for specific tasks: toolmaker
Person who creates visual pieces: artist
Person who digs for precious metal: gold miner
Person who does routine work in a business office: secretary
Person who frequents a place, area: denizen
Person who gives wise, divine advice: oracle
Person who has a full season with the circus: trouper
Person who has a hard time remembering things: forgetful
Person who helps actors when they forget lines: prompter
Person who helps treat mental or emotional problems: therapist paragliding
Person who informs the news: reporter
Person who lives next door: neighbor
Person who moves in the water professionally: swimmer
Person who moves scenery and props: stagehand
Person who moves scenery and props: stagehand salad plate
Person who performs sleight of hand tricks: magician
Person who saves swimmers: lifeguard
Person who selects and approves newspaper copy: editor
Person who sells or gathers fares on public transport: conductor
Person who takes care of the bats in baseball: batboy
Person who travels into space: astronaut
Person who undercuts you, wants to destroy you: saboteur
Person who writes online articles and comments: blogger
Person whose job is to care for people's teeth: dentist
Person with a rank of authority in the military: officer
Person with detailed knowledge of a specific field: savant
Person with strong religious commitment: devout
Person with uniquely specialized skills, teachings: master
Person's real name, not pseudonym: autonym
person: memorial
Personal computer not designed to be moved often: desktop
Personal driver: chauffeur
Personification of darkness in Greek mythology: erebus
Pert little ones: whipsters
Pertaining to a government system: federal
Pertaining to or involving atomic weapons: nuclear
Pertaining to the written word: literary
Peruvian or Greek tunes are played on these: panpipes
Peruvian raw fish marinade: ceviche
Pet __, Beach Boy's psychedelic effort: sounds
Pet rodent with a short tail and large cheeks: hamster
Pete Fountain's instrument: clarinet
Pete Rose banned from Hall of Fame for this sin: gambling
Pete's __, 1977 Disney film, remade in 2016: dragon
Peter __ is Tyrion Lannister in Game of Thrones: dinklage
Peter __, brother of Flopsy, Mopsy and Cotton-tail: rabbit pollination
Peter __, French philosopher, lover of Heloïse: abelard
Peter Paul __ painted Prometheus Bound: rubens
Peter's epistles were written while he was __: bishop
Petrol, or __, powered a car first in 1886: gasoline
Phenomenon studied by Galileo, Newton and Einstein: gravity
Phil __ is an American pro golfer from San Diego: mickelson
Philadelphia 76ers play at the Wells Fargo __: center
Philadelphia's soaring sports team: eagles
Philip __, a member of the Stuckists group: absolon
Philip Seymour __, US actor who passed away in 2014: hoffman
Philly's weird looking baseball green mascot: phanatic
Philoprogenitive: prolific
Philosophy __, branch concerned with mental events: of mind
Phlegmatic: stolid
Phnom Penh is the capital of __: cambodia
Phobos and __ are the moons of Mars: deimos
Phoenician-founded Libyan capital: tripoli
Phoenicians invented this type of ship in 700s BC: warship
Phony showing of sadness: __ tears: crocodile
Photo __, take care of your nostalgic memories: albums
Photo of the food you are eating: foodfie
Photo poster Facebook alternative: instagram
Photo story, progressing through multiple pictures: slideshow
Photo taken by the law: mug shot
Photo-sharing site where you pin photos: pinterest
Phrase actors use for good luck: break a leg
Phrase meaning water, biblical origin: adams ale
Physical exertion; mental process; attempt: effort
Physical item in space; relating to heaven: celestial
Physical or emotional movement: motion
Physical or online place to receive correspondence: mailbox
Physical sports, games and exercises: athletics
Physician: doctor
Physicist shared 1933 prize with Erwin Schrödinger: paul dirac
Physicist; offered the Presidency of Israel: einstein
Physics theory about one dimensional objects: strings
PI: N__ Identification Number: personal
Pianist and singer, recorded the hit Piano Man: billy joel
Piazza in Rome with fountains and obelisk: navona
Picasso and Michelangelo were __ and much more: painters
Pick Up __, don't disturb in this game: sticks
Pictionary is a __ game where you draw the word: guessing
Picture __: perfect
Pictures usually look better this way: repeat
Pictures: images
Picturesque Greek island on Aegean Sea: santorini
Picturesque waterfall between Brazil and Argentina: iguacu
Pie made with this citric fruit, eggs, and milk: key lime
Pie plant: rhubarb
Piece of cloth made by knitting or weaving: fabric
Piece of cloth used as an emblem; online ad: banner
Piece of land surrounded by water: island
Piece of sweet fried dough shaped like a ring: doughnut
Pienza sheep cheese: marzolino
Pierce __, four-time James Bond's star: brosnan
Piercing, typically in the center of the lower lip: labret
Pierre __, French dramatist of Le Cid: corneille
Piles of them fall from trees in the fall: leaves
Pilot of a double-decker passenger vehicle: bus driver
Pilot whales are members of the __ family: dolphin
Pilot's control cabin: cockpit
Pineapple-shaped British hand grenade: mills bomb
Pink bird known for its long neck: flamingo
Pink-eared poodle who wore sunglasses: poochie
Pink-hued nickname of Petra, Jordan: rose city
Pinocchio's cricket friend; conscience: jiminy
Pinocchio, 1940 film about a __ puppet: wooden
Pins on the bottom of track runners' shoes: spikes
Pipe __, installs, assembles, maintains pipes: fitter
Pirate known as Black Sam: bellamy
Pirate known as the Prince of Pirates: bellamy
Pirate ship loaded and ready for battle: man of war
Pirate's handheld optical aid: spyglass
Pirate, buccaneer, barbary: corsair
Pirates of the __: The Curse of the Black Pearl: caribbean
Pirates of the Caribbean: On __ Tides (2011): stranger
Piratical facial accessory: eyepatch
Pitch interval, there are eight of them: octave
Pitch thrown at a batter's head: beanball
Pitch variation in speech: cadence
Pitcher Justin __: verlander
Pitchers, catchers and shortstops play __: baseball
Pittsburgh __ colors are Navy Blue and Gold: panthers
Pittsburgh __ play football at Heinz Field: steelers
Pittsburgh hockey team, 2016 Stanley Cup champs: penguins
Pittsburgh often referred to as Three __ City: rivers
Pizza topping despised by many: anchovy
Piña __, cocktail of rum, coconut, pineapple: colada
Placard holder in bikinis at fighting events: ring girl
Place de la __, execution site of Louis XVI: concorde
Place for keeping files: folder
Place for keeping things for future use: storeroom
Place for longterm storage for meats, ice cream: freezer
Place for practicing on hobbies: workshop
Place for takeoff and landing of airplanes: airport
Place for the display or sale of works of art: gallery
Place hands on ten and two on this wheel: steering
Place light behind a subject: backlight
Place lined with trees, shaded: arbored
Place of shelter and protection: asylum
Place of worship for Christians: church
Place on athletics track where relay runners stand: check mark
Place or thing that is frequently seen: familiar
Place that means "Naples" in Italian: napoli
Place this rapper in your drink on a hot day: ice cube
Place to discard cigarette residues: ashtray
Place to find doctors, nurses and medicine: hospital
Place to grow young plants: nursery
Place used for recreation, inside: game room
Place where a judge works: courtroom
Place where aircrafts take off and land: airport
Place where art or historical items are displayed: museum
Place where beer is made: brewery
Place where foods are put into containers: cannery
Place where historical documents are kept: archive
Place where military units eat: messhall
Place where people are buried: cemetery
Place where pitchers warm up in baseball: bullpen
Place where prescriptions are filled: pharmacy
Place where products are made: factory
Place where the Golden Fleece hung from a tree: colchis
Place where trash is buried underground: landfill
Place where weapons are kept: armory
Place where your vehicle gets cleaned up: carwash
Place, name, number, state where you live: address
Placed on the side by the axis, stem: adaxial
Placing decorative paper on presents: wrapping
Placing possessions to move to another location: packing
Placing yourself by a fire or heater for __: warmth
Plain, Irish fabric of woven cotton: poplin
Plains Indian tribe, Wyoming capital: cheyenne
Plan of procedure, series of planned events: schedule
Plan or outline to be done: agenda
Plan, program, design, plot to follow: scheme
Plane returning to the ground: landing
Plane spotting site in the Dutch side of Caribbean: maho beach
Plane that delivered atomic bomb: enola gay
Planet whose name derives from Greek mythology: uranus
Planet with a distinct ring around it: saturn
Planets, asteroids, stars and comets live here: universe
Plant from sunflower family, used as a herb: tarragon
Plant in buttercup family, windflower: anemone
Plant that encourages kissing at Christmas: mistletoe
Plant used as pain reliever and scent: aloe vera
Plant used in Japanese cooking, paste or beans: wasabi
Plant used in medicines, teas, foods: ginger
Plant with a thistlelike flower head that's cooked: artichoke
Plant with bitter-tasting leaves used in salads: chicory
Plant with broad leaves used as salad: lettuce
Planting pot for ledges and sills: window box
Plants' waste essential to human life: oxygen
Plastic disk for tossing between players: frisbee
Plastic made partially by milk protein: galalith
Plastic on the ends of shoestrings: aglets
Plastic or rubber item an infant sucks on: pacifier
Plastic spork is example of this utensil: trident
Plastic surgery for your love handles: tummy tuck
Platform on the side of a building: balcony
Play boisterously, cavort: skylark
Play by Tennessee Williams, Night of the __: iguana
Played cross-dressing Corporal Maxwell Klinger: jamie farr
Played Elaine on Ally McBeal, Jane __: krakowski
Played Liz Lemon on 30 Rock: tina fey
Played Mad Max in the original series of films: mel gibson
Played with rackets and shuttlecocks: badminton
Player going first in __ 4 can win 100% of times: connect
Player of cor anglais or shawm: oboist
Player who distributes cards in a game: dealer
Players don't move the round object with their feet: handball
Playground game aka Octopus tag: red rover
Plays the kettledrums: timpanist
Pleasant gust of air: breeze
Please __, song by The Marvelettes: mr postman
Plot giveaway: spoiler
Plumber suction tool: plunger
Plump and round: chubby
Plural for baby cows; lower leg muscle: calves
Plural form of amoeba: amoebae
Plural of leaf, pile of them off a tree: leaves
Pocahontas's English name, __ Rolfe: rebecca
Pocahontas, 1995 Disney __ American film: native
Pocket of fluid under a layer of skin: blister
POD means Print on __: demand
Poem in which vertical intersects horizontal: mesostic
Poet of Ancient Rome: virgil
Poet/singer who entertains the aristocratic class: minstrel
Pogo is a possum and Albert an __: alligator
Point farthest from the sun of orbiting space body: aphelion
Point of beginning, first stage, source: origin
Points of spiritual power along the body: chakras
Points one gets for currying favor: brownie
Pointy nose mammal with armor shell: armadillo
Poisonous, as a snake: venomous
Poker expert, gambler or hustler: card shark
Poland's longest and largest river: vistula
Police Department's jurisdiction: precinct
Police put these on criminals: handcuffs
Polish author, Heart of Darkness: conrad
Polish capital known as "Phoenix City": warsaw
Polish pastry eaten on Fat Tuesday in US: paczki
Polished stone; glass ball used in games: marble
Political and social system during the Middle Ages: feudalism
Political campaign about the UK leaving the EU: brexit
Political campaign to unite Greece and Cyprus: enosis
Political conflict that involved two world powers: cold war
Political scandal named after a hotel in Washington: watergate
Political scandal that affected Nixon's government: watergate
Political TV show about a crisis management: scandal
Politician's reversal; beach footwear: flip flop
Polygon base, triangles faces and a common vertex: pyramid
Polymers developed by Frederick Kipping: silicones
Pond __, insect that skims the surface of water: skater
Pondering, but change one letter: wondering
Pong-like video game console sold 1 million units: telstar
Pony __, vibrant trophy ribbons: rosettes
Poorly constructed; crude: incondite
Popcorn __ in a pan: popping
Pope and poisons in Italian Renaissance family: borgia
Pope Francis' predecessor, __ XVI: benedict
Pope Urban II launched the first one in 1095: crusade
Popeye's skinny fiancee: olive oyl
Popular 90s Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan: goldeneye
Popular 90s video game, "Go" version was 2016 craze: pokemon
Popular __, bi monthly, "nerdy" magazine: science
Popular amusement park chain with banners: six flags
Popular beard style of the 1990's: goatee
Popular cocktail allegedly created in Mexico: margarita
Popular conifer used for Christmas decoration: pine tree
Popular drink containing both tea and fruit juice: snapple
Popular drug designed to lower cholesterol: lipitor
Popular fish in the U.S.: herring
Popular folk wrestling, laamb, from this country: senegal
Popular herb aka cilantro or Chinese parsley: coriander
Popular in American cuisine, Jolly Green Giant: green bean
Popular instrument during 2010 Football World Cup: vuvuzelas
Popular Italian cheese similar to Parmesan: asiago
Popular Italian white bread invented in 1982: ciabatta
Popular material for kitchen flooring: linoleum
Popular name for Model T cars: flivver
Popular Nintendo driving game with steering wheel: mario kart
Popular pasta usually topped with red sauce: spaghetti
Popular political club during French Revolution: jacobin
Popular red dressing for salads: french
Popular red licorice often used as a fun straw: twizzlers
Popular red pepper typically dried aka cow horn: cayenne
Popular retail discount store in US: tj maxx
Popular singing competition with famous judges: the voice
Popular smoking product is illegal in Bhutan: tobacco
Popular social media site, photos, filters: instagram scrolling
Popular social media, blogging website: tumblr
Popular US fruit juice brand: tropicana
Popular, straight woodwind instrument: clarinet
Porky Pig's girlfriend: petunia
Port __, regulates transportation infrastructure: authority
Port Vila is the capital of __: vanuatu
Portable computer for hot-desking: laptop
Portable locks often used with chain link: pad lock
Portable personal computer aka notebook: laptop
Portions of a company divided among people: shares
Portuguese archipelago in the North Atlantic: azores
Portuguese for tiles, used on walls or floors: azulejos
Portuguese Nobel laureate in 1998: saramago
Portuguese painter, Jose __, died 1887: rodrigues
Position of the anchor just above the sea floor: aweigh
Positive or optimistic: upbeat
Positively charged subatomic particle: proton
Possessing a steeple: spired
Post Carnival celebration Ash __: wednesday
Post Civil War western series at the Ponderosa: bonanza
Post WWII rivalry, conflict between US and USSR: cold war
Post-life ceremony: funeral
Post-Soviet state: belarus
Post-transition metal similar to lead: bismuth
Postage stamp collection: philately
Postal markings that replace stamps: indicia
Potassium nitrate: saltpetre
Pottery coated and decorated with liquid clay: slipware
Poultry item brushed onto a pastry before baking: eggwash
Pound __, official currency of the UK: sterling
Powdery sticks used on blackboard or in art: chalks
Power unit is measured in __: wattage
power within something: energy
Power: knowledge
Powerful and tyrannical ruler: despot
Powerful comic league of super heroes: justice
Powerful energy source, disastrous as weapon: nuclear
Powerful newsman from Sweet Smell of Success: hunsecker
Practical wisdom; excellent character; Greek word: phronesis charbroil
Practice adopted by Europeans in their colonies: slavery
Practice what __: you preach
Practices to keep your teeth healthy: hygiene
Prawns are usually __ than normal shrimp: bigger
Prayer recited by Jewish mourners: kaddish
Pre cell, phone allowed callers to walk around: cordless
Pre Lenten Shrove Tuesday doughnut: fasnacht
Pre-10th-century Japanese straight sword: chokuto
Pre-console videogame gathering place: arcade
Pre-Google TV guy who could fix everything: macgyver
Pre-historic, hairy elephant-like creature: mammoth
Pre-Lent celebration: carnival
Pre-nativity Christian celebration; candles: advent
Pre-raisins: grapes
Pre-videogame arcade game with flippers: pinball
Preached in church: homily
Precursor to paper, invented in Egypt in 3000 BC: papyrus
Predator fish with a long body and tons of teeth: barracuda
Predecessor to the Internet: arpanet
Predominant religion of Thailand: buddhism
Preference for modern, everyday subject matter: verism
Pregnancy occuring in the wrong place: ectopic
Prehistoric cave paintings found in France: lascaux
Prehistoric giants: dinosaurs
Prehistoric standing stone mostly in Celtic lands: menhir
Prehistoric structure of flat stones: cromlech
Prejudicial system abolished in S. Africa by 1991: apartheid
Premeditated unlawful action of killing someone: murder
Prepared in advance or precooked, e.g. potatoes: parboiled
Preparing or making food: cooking
Preposterous, laughable: ludicrous
Present-day version of prince charming: mr right
Presentation using streaming media: webcast
Presented with food and drinks: served pyongyang
Preserved objects of religious significance: relics
Preserver and makeup artist of the dead: embalmer
President Nixon's daughter Tricia's dog: checkers
President of Afghanistan in 2016, __ Ghani: ashraf
President's right to say "no" to new legislation: veto power
Presidential branch of the government: executive
Prestigious American University in Massachusetts: harvard
Prestigious media public service award: peabody
Prestigious writing pen brand: mont blanc
Pretoria is the capital of South __: africa
Pretzel-like deep fried maida flour: jalebi
Prevents Antonio from losing a pound of flesh: portia
Pride of the royal navy in Pirates of the Caribbean: dauntless
Priest of Ifa, word of Yoruba language: babalawo
Priest who translated the Vulgate in the 4th C: st jerome
Priestess of Santeria, male is Santero: santera
Priests and clergymen study this: theology
Prim and prudish: nice nelly
Prima __, the main dancer of a company: ballerina
Primary color that mixed with blue makes green: yellow
Primary river running through Amsterdam: amstel
Primate with bright blue and red face: mandrill
Prime meridian used as reference for maps: greenwich
Primed, containing ammunition: loaded
Prince in Mozart's opera, The Magic Flute: tamino
Prince of Thieves played by Kevin Costner in 90s: robin hood
Prince William is the son of __ Diana: princess
Princess __, young member of the British royalty: charlotte
Princess Leia home planet that was blown away: alderaan
Princess Procne was turned into a __: swallow
Princess, love interest, Disney's Aladdin: jasmine
Principled, virtuous: ethical
prio's film about the subconscious: inception
prio's remake of a classic: gatsby
prio, star of Titanic and The Great Gatsby: leonardo
Private path connecting the street to a house: driveway
Prix __, major French literary prize: goncourt
Prize fighters: boxers charlemagne
Procedure in pregnancy to have access to the fetus: fetoscopy
Procedure to find cause of death: autopsy
Process also known as hydraulic fracturing: fracking
Process for reproducing shading in print: halftone
Process involving lead started in 6500 BC Turkey: smelting
Process of creating a genetic copy: cloning
Process of moving items from place to place: shipping
Process of producing books, etc by using machinery: printing
Process of voting for a leader: election
Process that waves undertake as they change form: shoaling
Process, set of rules used in computer programming: algorithm
Procession, cortege: parade
Proclamation that defined the Japanese surrender: potsdam
Prodigious individual with autism: savant
Produce a change in something: affect
Produce an effect, change, action: affect
Produces digestive hormones including insulin: pancreas
Product for washing the hair: shampoo
Profession associated with books: librarian
Profession of caring for the teeth: dentistry godfather
Profession of Italian scientist Prospero Alpini: biologist
Profession of Rachael Ray's husband, John: musician
Profession that can be often despised aka attorney: lawyer
Profession, usually lifelong, with special training: career
Professional card player: rounder
Professional charged with steering Venetian boats: gondolier
Professional fool at a medieval court: jester
Professional knows tulips from roses: florist
Professional term for a boxer: pugilist
Professional that produces fabrics by threading: weaver
Professional who designs structures and systems: engineer
Professional who selects and serves wine: sommelier
Professional who takes clients in cars or limousines: driver
Professional whose fingers travel 12.6 miles a day: typist
Professional wine taster and steward: sommelier
Profit from labor, investment or business: returns
Program that lets you surf the web: browser
Program used to study the outer Solar System: voyager
Program written directly on a hardware: firmware
Programs on a computer; removable: software
Prohibited: censored
Projectile fired from a gun or rifle: bullet
Projectiles fired from a gun: bullets
Prolific English writer of science fiction: hg wells
Prom is its short form: promenade
Prominent family in professional wrestling: mcmahon
Prominent historical German state: prussia
Prominent ice-covered mountain in Ellsworth Land: anderson
Prominent US author from 1920s, Lost Generation: hemingway
Promised to be married: engaged
Promoting, selling and distributing a product: marketing
Pronounced, protruding muscles, __ Abs: washboard
Propellant derived from fossil matter: synfuel
Prophetic software and technology corporation: oracle
Proposed the term "schizophrenia" in 1908: bleuler
Prosperous period: golden age
Prosperous Qing emperor, grandson of Kangxi: qianlong
Protagonist lacking noble qualities: antihero
Protagonist of My Fair Lady: doolittle
Protagonist of the ballet Swan Lake: odette
Protagonist of The Catcher in the Rye, Holden __: caulfield
Protecting from attack: defending
Protection against hackers: firewall
Protective as an uncle: avuncular
Protective covering for the head: helmet
Protective covering found on mollusks: seashell
Protective domed cover for plants: cloche
Protector of the stars: bodyguard
Protects the front and back of a car: bumper
Protects the leg from ankle to knee: puttee
Protestant churches that follow Calvin's teachings: reformed
Protestant who follows teachings of Wesleys: methodist
Protestants who put faith in Martin Luther's ideas: lutherans
Protester for change: activist
Protrusion of the protoplasm used for movement: pseudopod
Protrusion of tissue through its surrounding walls: hernia
Proverb, something said a lot: saying
Provides information on the winner of a horse race: tipster
Providing food for events, parties, ceremonies: catering
Province in the Philippines; female name: isabela
Province in western China famous for food: sichuan
Provision of a contract: clause
Provision, rig, furnish: supply
Psionics relates to mental or __ powers: psychic
Psychiatrists and psychotherapists: shrinks
Psychic cookies: fortune
Psychoactive compound found in a species of poppy: opiate
Psychoactive spineless cactus drug aka mescaline: peyote
Psychological evaluation method involving inkblots: rorschach
Psychological thriller based on a S. King's novel: misery
PTSD: Post-__ Stress Disorder: traumatic
Pub __, visiting several bars in one night: crawling
Public auction: vendue
Public Display of __, also known as PDA: affection
Public officer who can authorize legal paperwork: notary
Public order offense, fighting or brawling: affray
Public park in Manhattan built on an old railway: high line
Public transport aka streetcar, San Francisco: trolley
Public walk by the seaside: promenade
Publication with photos and stories: magazine
Puckering in cloth: gather
Puddingwife __ is an Atlantic ocean fish: wrasse
Puerto Rican store chain, began in the late 1950s: topeka
Puff __, flaky treat with layers of fat: pastry
Puff __, French, many buttered layers: pastry
Pufferfish __ into balloons when threatened: inflate
Pull straws out, but beware of falling marbles: kerplunk
Pulp __, film directed by Quentin Tarantino: fiction
Punctuation mark, joins words: hyphen
Punctuation to stress certain letters: accent
Punctuation, word separator, joiner: hyphen
Pungent layered veggies; you cry when you chop them: onions
Pungent small bulb, good for roasting: garlic
Pungent smelly cheese with sandwich of same name: limburger
Punished with a fine not fixed by a statute: amerced
Punk rock pioneers: ramones
Puns or the like: wordplays
Punta is the main music of this country: honduras
Puppet state created by Japan in Manchuria: manchukuo
Purchase at less than usual cost: bargain
Pure gasoline without harmful metal: unleaded
Purple dinosaur with catchy tune: barney
Purple flower with pleasant scent: lavender
Purposely disconsidered: ignored
Pursuer of Communists during Red Scare of 1950s: mccarthy
Put money into a project: invested
Put this over a wound to help it heal: bandage
Puts a damsel out of distress: knight
Putting green golfer: golf caddy
Puzzle with letters and black squares: crossword
Puzzle, enigma with veiled meaning: riddle
PvP means Player vs __: player
Pygmalion sculpted and fell in love with __: galatea
Pyrosome __ can be pink, yellow, or blue: jellyfish
CodyCross Answers for questions starting with Letter "P" for Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod.
Note: This is "CodyCross" by "Fanatee Games"
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
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