1949 Peace Nobelist John Boyd___ Puckster Bobby 1949 Peace Prize winner Lord John Boyd ___ Plane crasher in "Catch-22" Peace Nobelist John Boyd ___ Peace Nobelist Baron Boyd ___ Peace laureate Lord Boyd ___ People considered boring because of obsessive hobbies or narrow solitary interests Prey for lions Prey of hyenas Pacific Northwest capital Peabody Essex Museum city Part of Cio-Cio-San's attire Port near Gloucester. Privateers' center during Revolutionary War. Pacific coast state capital. Poetic name of Jerusalem. Part of a geisha's costume Prynne's town Part of a "Mikado" costume Part of a geisha's attire Piece of kabuki costumery Peabody Museum site Parliament rival Peabody Essex Museum city Part of Madame Butterfly's costume Part of a geisha's costume Pacific Northwest capital Part of a geisha's garb Part of a geisha's garment Part of a geisha's attire Part of a geisha's garb Part of a geisha's attire Passing note? Passed on one's charm Part of a geisha's attire Peer Peerage rank Peer above a viscount Peer that sounds like a Gardner Peerage member Princess Diana's brother, for one Peerage title Peerage member Peer outranked by a marquess Presidential middle name between Rudolph and Wilson Peer above a viscount Peer that sounds like a Gardner Peerage member Pianist Hines Peerage member Presidential middle name Peer. Peerage member Part of J.E.C. President Carter's middle name Peer between a viscount and marquess P.B.A. Hall-of-Famer Anthony Person at court Peer Peer group member? Peer of the realm Peerage member Peerage title Peer Peer of the realm Prince Edward's title Princess Diana's brother, for one Parliamentarian Pianist Hines President Carter's middle name Peerage member Parry Sound prodigy Peer above a viscount Parry Sound player Parry Sound hockeyist Peerage member Planet Hollywood co-founder and CEO Robert ____ Planet Hollywood head Robert Peer group member? Peer group member? Pride of Parry Sound Peerage title Port wine Pliny the Elder called it "the Grape of the Bees" Popular card game Pizza chain with a Chicago name but a Boston headquarters Popular card game Pianist Hines Popular family card game Pizzeria ___ (restaurant chain) Party card game Primero numero Peer Popular kids' card game Pizza franchise Popular card game Peer below a marquess Popular family card game Peer Peer (Br.) Peer ahead endlessly Pizzeria chain Peer docked in good time Pieces out. Popular card game Pieces (out). Popular card game Pizzeria ___ (restaurant chain) Pieces out Pedro's one Primo número Pedro's eins Popular card game Pizzeria___ (restaurant chain) Pushes (out) Pieces out Pacific Northwest capital Put in an appearance Pacific Northwest capital Peabody Essex Museum city Put in an appearance Put in an appearance Presented oneself Patron of a ranch, perhaps Popinjay. Part of veni Put in an appearance Person asked, "Where's My Car?" Pat leaves updated stylish manly address Player in seven NHL All-Star games Plane crasher in "Catch-22" Pickled cheese Pungent pickled cheese Pickled cheese Possible spinach-pie ingredient Pickled cheese Product of Greek culture? Potato topping, in Greek cuisine Part of buffet arrives with cheese Partook of fine, rounded cheese Partially hidden Pro or con Point of view Part of a square Potato salad, say Pro or con, in a debate Pro or con, e.g. Profile view Point of view Pro or con Pro or con, in a debate Position Part of a square Potato salad, say Pro or con, in a debate Perspective Pro or con Periphery Piece of beef Potato or rice Pro or con Preceder of long or line Position Party. Phase. Property of a square Pro or con, in a debate Pro or con Pro or con, e.g. Pro or con Potato wedges, e.g. Part of a square Potato salad or cole slaw Pro or con, in a debate Potato salad or coleslaw, e.g. Pickle or slaw Polygon part Precedes arm or kick Potato wedges, e.g. Pro or con, in a debate Polygon part Pro or con Pro, for one Point of view, as in an argument Pro or con Point of view, as in an argument Pickle or slaw Polygon part Pro or con, in a debate Polygon part Partisan group Pro or con Preceder of long or line Pro or con, e.g Perspective Pro or con Pro or con Polygon feature Profile team Part of a square Part of the perimeter Pro or con, in a debate Plant originally constructed in flatter environment? Plant gets prize after beginning to bloom say Pol's self-indulgent project, informally Politician's pet project procurement Pol's self-indulgent project, informally Political patronage Politico's patronage Political patronage: Slang. Political giveaway: Slang. Political patronage Politician's project Political patronage Pet project legislation *Political spending on pet projects (note letters 5 to 7 in this answer) Postseason football game Place to carve one's initials, maybe Place for carved initials Place to branch out Pulls a scam on Pulls a scam on Pulls a scam on Put teeth to work Plied a toothed tool Produced planks, perhaps Played a fiddle. Prepared cords Put some teeth into Put one's teeth to work Pass (out) Pass out Pass (out) Pass (out) Pass (out) Pass (out) Prize you don't want on "Let's Make a Deal" Pass (out) Prize you don't want on 'Let's Make a Deal' Pass (out) Pass (out) Pass (out) Party cheese Popular Dutch export Paraffin-coated cheese Party cheese Paraffin-coated cheese Party cheese Pinot Noir partner