P P P : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ Clark who sang "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me" ___ Park (Pittsburgh Pirates' stadium) ___ Pet (pottery/plant brand) ___ room (Ping-Pong place) ______ fish (poached Passover patties) (7) ''Peter Pan'' pirate 'Peter Pan' pooch 'Peter Piper picked a peck...' for one 'Peter, Peter, pumpkin --' "___ homo" (Pontius Pilate phrase) "___ ne passeront pas": Petain "___ pray" (pulpit petition) "___ Wife," Pulitzer Prize play by George Kelly "Here, piggy piggy piggy!" "Pah-pah" preceder "Paul Pry" playwright "Perpetual Peace" philosopher "Peter Pan" penner "Peter Pan" pixie "Peter Pan" playwright "Peter Pan" predator "Peter Pan" princess "Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ . . ." "Peter, Peter, pumpkin ___ ..." "Peter, Peter, Pumpkin ___" "Peyton Place" producer Jerry "Picked" picayune point "Picnic" Pulitzer playwright "Picnic"-penning playwright "Piers Plowman" poet, possibly "Pippa Passes" poet "Please, please, please let me!" "Please, please, please..." "Please? Please? Please?" "Pollyanna" penner Porter "Poor, Poor Pitiful Me" singer Clark "Pretty, pretty please?" "Project Purple" product with a 2007 debut "Pygmalion"-penning playwright, initially 1905 Peter Pan player Adams 1948 Pulitzer Prize poet 1953 Pulitzer Prize playwright 1979 Pontius Pilate portrayer 1994 Pulitzer Prize poet Komunyakaa Actor Johnny portraying Philippe Petit Actress who played Peter Pan on Broadway, to Roget? Ad Parnassum painter Paul Albee's 1967 Pulitzer Prize play, with "A" Anthony Perkins' "Pretty Poison" costar Begin's Peace Prize partner Bellows-powered parlor player Boardwalk or Park Place payment Brother of Tikki tikki tembo-no sa rembo-chari bari ruchi-pip peri pembo Buck's peach-pit planter Capital of Punjab province, Pakistan Character actress Dana and poker player Phil Christmas play prop, perhaps Coburn's Pulitzer Prize play, with "The" Dutch portrait painter Peter Employees pursuing PhDs, perhaps Equipment for a ping-pong playing pet? Five-paragraph piece, perhaps Fix, as a printer paper problem Food prep pun (Part 1) Food prep pun (Part 2) Food prep pun (Part 3) Former pupil/present pupil Gilroy's 1965 Pulitzer Prize play, with "The" Girl, in song, "way down yonder in the paw-paw patch" Give Peter Pan portrayer Cathy a big hug? Green's 1927 Pulitzer Prize play Has a pen pal, perhaps? He pads parlor pieces How pinball players play Hyde Park pram pusher I ___ him about never playing Ping-Pong with me ... Like a private peeling potatoes Like a pvt. peeling potatoes Like some Pride Parade participants Lucy who played Princess Pei Pei in "Shanghai Noon" Lunch with Peter Pan, perhaps Menu promise at the Panda Pagoda, probably Mom-and-Pop place, perhap Named for a prez, Philly public square also known as Love Park Nobel Peace Prize presentation city Nobel Peace Prize president assassinated in 1981 Olympian and Peter Pan portrayer Cathy P P P P P P, in Greek Padded pad, perhaps Padded purchase, perhaps Paella pots, perhaps Pago Pago people Pago Pago person Paid postgraduate position at a university Painful peeing problem: Abbr. Painter Peter Paul ___ Painters' plasterlike preparations Pajama party participant Pakistan payment, perhaps Palermo parlor pie Palestinian political party Palindromic Parisian pronoun Palindromic poetry preposition Palindromic Porter picked third by the Wizards in the 2013 NBA draft Palindromic, poetic preposition Palm Pre predecessor Paltry poker pair Pan producer, perhaps Pants patch place Papers promising payment Paris parish priest Paris picnic place Parisian picnic place Park parker, perhaps Park pigeons' perch, perhaps Park Place purchase Parker pen product Parlor piano, perhaps Parlor piece, perhaps Part of a pension plan, perhaps (abbr.) Part of a petal-plucking phrase Particle physics particle Particle physics particles Particular paean penner Particular parquet piece Particularly prized possession Party platter preparer Party platter producer Party prankster, perhaps Party purchase, perhaps Passage prerequisite, perhaps Passe phone part Passenger pickup point Past paranoia producer Past Parisian pittance Past prince, perhaps Past pump preference Pasta pkg. purchase Patch place, perhaps Patched pant part Patched pants part Patched pants parts Patriotic poster pointer Patted pooch, perhaps Pay phone part Pay-per-play device Pay-phone place PayPal payment part, usually PBS political pundit PC perch, perhaps PC pic producer Pea plant part Peace Prize place Pebbles' purple pet Pec pic, perhaps Peck of pickled peppers picker Peter Peeling potatoes, perhaps Peeling potatoes, presumably Pekoe plantation product Pekoe production place Pen pals, perhaps Pen pals' preoccupation, perhaps? Pencil parking place Pencils per package, perhaps Penguin perch, perhaps Penitent person, perhaps Pennsylvania pop-punkers Penny-pinching person grading bananas Pens plaintive poems Pensacola personal pronoun Pensive piano piece Penthouse perk, perhaps Pentium processor producer Peons' pay, perhaps People pick pockets in it Pepper picker Piper Pepper pot pods Pepper-picker Peter Peppermint Pattie producer Peppy piano piece Perfect paper pentagram Perforated performance product Perforated plastic product Perform poorly, perhaps Permanent pen pal? Permanent pen person Permits passage, perhaps Perplexing pencil puzzle Persian protest, perhaps Person planking, probably Persuasive pitch, perhaps Pertaining to a pigmented peeper part Perth pet, perhaps Pessimistic Pooh pal Pesto partner, perhaps Pet peeve, perhaps Pet project, perhaps PETA pet peeve Petal-plucking pronoun