➠ Words that start with p
List contains 21792 Words that start with "p".
- - d.c. fundraising orgs.
- - Campaign donation orgs. for short
- - fundraising orgs.
- - candidate-funding orgs.
- - Grps. that fund campaigns
- - Funders of many campaign ads, in brief
- - "Super" orgs.
- - War chest orgs.
- - Restore Our Future and the Red White and Blue Fund, e.g.
- - Lobbyist orgs.
- - Campaign funders, briefly
- - Lobbying orgs
- - Campaign-backing orgs
- - Orgs. with lobbyists
- - Campaign donation orgs
- - Lobby orgs
- - D.C. lobby orgs
- - Campaign funding orgs
- - Orgs. that donate to runners
- - Moneyed campaign orgs
- - "Super" campaign orgs.
- - D.C. lobbying orgs.
- - D.C. funders
- - Political orgs.
- - Busy orgs. during campaigns
- - Fund-raising grs.
- - Certain campaign funders, for short
- - Campaign fund grps.
- - Campaign funders, for short
- - D.C. fund-raisers
- - D.C. fund-raiser
- - Campaign orgs.
- - DC orgs.
- - Fund-raising gps
- - Fund-raising orgs
- - d.c. superpowers?
- - super groups?
- - d.c. funding groups
- - Opaque campaign supporters, briefly
- - Campaign-funding grps.
- - "Super" grps.
- - Debussy's ...... de lune
- - Campaign-funding gps
- - D.C. influencers
- - D.C. fundraisers
- - D.C. influence gps
- - Influential D.C. groups
- - Campaign supporters
- - Employers of many former U.S. reps
- - D.C. interest groups
- - Primary funding sources, briefly
- - Alternatives to moccasins
- - Campaign grps
- - DC donors
- - DC lobbyists
- - Groups close to the lobby?
- - Donation-soliciting gps.
- - D.C. donors
- - Big donors of a sort
- - Campaign finance reform targets, briefly
- - Campaign coffer fillers
- - Candidates may have super ones
- - Heavy boots
- - Lobbying groups
- - Moccasin cousins
- - Special interest gps.
- - Lobbying gps.
- - Big donors to office seekers
- - Pol supporters
- - Moccasins' kin
- - Soft money sources, briefly
- - Pols' providers (abbr.)
- - Big donors
- - Lobbying grps.
- - Donation-soliciting grps.
- - Overshoe liners
- - Felt boots
- - Congressional contributors: Abbr.
- - Subjects of fed. election regulations
- - Pols' providers
- - Interest groups, for short
- - Snow boots
- - Campaign contributors: Abbr.
- - D.C. lobbyists
- - Politician's ATMs?
- - Ready money for candidates: abbr.
- - Congressional contributors
- - Moccasins
- - Candidates' fin. resources
- - Lobbyists, for short
- - DC arm-twisters
- - Helps for Reps. and Dems.
- - Larrigans
- - Financial support for Dems. and Reps.
- - Lumberman's boots
- - Cold-weather footgear
- - Waterproof boots
- - Larrigans' kin
- - Cold-weather footwear
- - Half boots
- - Footwear pair
- - Heelless sheepskin shoes
- - Boot liners
- - Special-interest grps.
- - Campaign support grps
- - Footwear
- - Super ...
- - Election presence since the '40s
- - page in front of statute and treaty
- - Treaty, agreement
- - Voice filled for treaty
- - Agreement uniting Pennsylvania and Connecticut
- - Sounds like there's lots in this treaty
- - Result of an entente
- - Political treaty
- - This convention is full of people, say
- - Agreement between nations, in writing
- - By the sound of it, ready for holiday agreement
- - Diplomatic treaty
- - Formal agreement or treaty
- - Formal agreement or a treaty
- - A formal agreement or treaty (e.g., Warsaw ...)
- - Mise of a sort
- - Make a ...... (agree on a treaty)
- - Agreement, treaty
- - Basis of NATO.
- - Result of a handshake, maybe
- - Contract of a sort
- - Treaty
- - Triumph of diplomacy
- - Accord, treaty
- - Possible result of peace talks
- - International treaty
- - Acts up without us in agreement
- - Bargain: treaty
- - Munich ...... of 1938
- - Goal of diplomatic talks
- - Result of a summit meeting, perhaps
- - agreement between individuals,nations or parties
- - Agreement is stuffed, we hear
- - Convention parking next to Australian territory
- - Said to be ready to go for an agreement
- - Diplomatic settlement
- - Limit set up on time for agreement
- - agreed to tell them it was full up
- - written accord
- - Hostility halter
- - Pinky swear, say
- - Formal deal
- - Expressed full agreement
- - agreement sounds very full
- - agreement to give quiet performance
- - Agreement between allies
- - Pinky swear, e.g.
- - diplomat's achievement
- - Agreement is full, we hear
- - quietly act on an agreement
- - it's agreed on by secretary at court
- - agreement prepared for conveyance, we hear
- - a written agreement between two states or sovereigns
- - What sounds like full agreement
- - Peace agreement, say
- - ready to accommodate cuba's deal
- - Diplomatic agreement between nations
- - Dispute resolution
- - agreement sounds full
- - Warsaw ......, 1955 alliance
- - Locarno ......: 1925
- - Alliance basis, perhaps
- - Warsaw, for one
- - SEATO is one
- - Negotiated agreement
- - NATO is one
- - Allies' agreement
- - Written agreement between two sovereigns
- - Warsaw, for instance
- - Warsaw or Munich, e.g.
- - Warsaw ...... (Eastern European group during the Cold War)
- - Tontine, e.g.
- - Summit agreement, sometimes
- - SEATO, for one
- - Seato or Nato
- - Peacemaker's prize
- - One may be sealed with a shake
- - NATO's basis
- - NATO agreement, e.g.
- - Locarno event: 1925
- - Locarno achievement
- - Kellogg-Briand, e.g.
- - Kellogg-Briand product
- - It's a bargain
- - Homophone for packed
- - Formal understanding
- - Formal international agreement
- - Formal agreement between countries
- - Event at Baghdad or Warsaw
- - Corcordat
- - Amicable agreement
- - Allied agreement
- - Alliance agreement
- - Agreement among nations
- - A handshake may seal it
- - Battle stopper
- - Truce
- - NATO, for one
- - Agreement between nations.
- - Armistice
- - Cease-fire agreement
- - Mutual agreement
- - Diplomatic success
- - Formal agreement
- - Agreement
- - Disagreement ender
- - Written agreement
- - Settlement crowded we hear
- - Diplomatic agreement
- - Trade-talks accomplishment
- - Intergovernmental agreement
- - Peace talks goal
- - Ends war amidst group activism
- - Political alliance
- - Feud stopper
- - International settlement
- - Summit-ending agreement
- - Concord
- - War ender
- - Peacemaker's proposition
- - Accord
- - Diplomat's goal
- - Summit objective
- - Hostilities ender
- - Diplomatic objective
- - Hoped-for summit result
- - International agreement
- - Anaheim-based clothing retailer
- - Eviction notice sent to a New York deli owner?
- - Early video games character pursued by four ghosts
- - Video game whose ghosts are in this puzzle's theme answers
- - 1980s video game
- - dot-gobbling arcade game character
- - game with ghosts and a maze
- - ghosts chase him on screens
- - One of the most popular arcade games in the world, where the player has to avoid being eaten by the 4 ghosts: Hyph.
- - Arcade game set in a maze
- - Astronaut losing head then heart to computer game
- - Action maze game with little ghosts
- - Classic game with power pellets
- - Game where the characters hinted at in the four clues appear
- - Arcade-game hero who attacks Earth in the new movie "Pixels": Hyph.
- - Arcade game with the ghosts Inky, Blinky, Pinky, and Clyde: Hyph.
- - Arcade game in which characters can pass through tunnels to get to the other side of the screen
- - Arcade game consumer
- - 1980 arcade game in which the player eats dots while being chased by ghosts: Hyph.
- - Video game with gobbling ghosts
- - Early dot-eating video game
- - Video game with a maze
- - Game with ghosts
- - He eats fruit and ghosts
- - Ghost buster, of a sort
- - Game with a maximum score of 3,333,360
- - Arcade game with ghosts
- - Dot-chomping video game character
- - Character that goes 'waka, waka, waka ...'
- - Arcade character chased by a quartet of ghosts
- - Game with a 'perfect score' of 3,333,360
- - Game with four ghosts
- - Classic video game with ghosts
- - Dot-devouring video game critter
- - Game in which you sometimes eat fruit
- - Dot-chomping character in a classic arcade game
- - Big hit with video gamers
- - Pellet gobbler of old games
- - Classic arcade game
- - Ghost-eating video icon
- - Game gobbler
- - Dot-gobbling video icon
- - Game featuring Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde
- - 1980s video game with a maze
- - Video game classic
- - Character who runs around in a dark room munching yellow pills while repetitive electronic music plays
- - Pill-gobbling video icon
- - Ghost-gobbling video game
- - Computer game gobbler
- - Hit game of 1980
- - Game whose levels are marked by fruit
- - Classic video game
- - Game whose focus is eating
- - yellow eater of dots and power pellets
- - Arcade chomper
- - Eater of dots since 1980
- - Screen icon since the '80s
- - Iconic dot-eater
- - One following the dotted lines?
- - Alien invader in 'Pixels'
- - Pellet eater at the arcade
- - Dot devourer
- - Well-known maze traveler
- - Iconic chomper
- - ...... defense (tactic to prevent a hostile takeover)
- - Arcade classic
- - Donkey Kong alternative
- - Noted pill gobbler
- - Foe of Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde
- - Arcade attraction
- - Maze navigator
- - Break down
- - prepare for holiday ahead or stop
- - Discontinue one's job as a dispatch worker?
- - .......... your troubles
- - Get stuff ready to go
- - 'Gather your belongings!'
- - Prepare to leave, in a way
- - Get ready to leave
- - Prepare to move
- - Prepare to check out
- - Get ready to go
- - line of loaded animals make tight squeeze on the railway
- - Wolf hunter's activity?
- - Storyline put in first binder?
- - United groups
- - Scout units
- - Cub Scout groups
- - Uses a lunch box or suitcase
- - Prepares to move
- - Hikers' holders
- - Loads a burro
- - Six and back
- - Comes to grips with grips
- - Decks of cards.
- - What cigarettes come in.
- - Bundles to be carried on the back.
- - With 22-Across, gains a lot of weight
- - Parliament stuff
- - Cartons
- - Prepares to go?
- - Bundles
- - Decks
- - Stuffs
- - Fills to capacity
- - Crams
- - Collections
- - Knapsacks
- - Beast's burden, sometimes
- - Beast of burden's burden
- - Gains quickly, as weight
- - Bring "Uncle Tom's Cabin" on a trip?
- - Cub Scout meeting refreshment?
- - Fills suitcases (2 wds.)
- - Hiker's shelter
- - Camping shelter
- - Portable shelter
- - Serve as a roadie for "The House of the Rising Sun" group?
- - Gives up
- - crams the stuff together and finishes
- - Doesn't buy from the cafeteria
- - Burdens for Grand Canyon mules
- - carries a gun, colloquially
- - gives up and prepares to travel home
- - Stuffs
- - Crams
- - Boxer with titles in eight different weight classes
- - Fashion designer once known for his metal couture
- - Womanizing influence peddlers?
- - Fashion designer Rabanne
- - Designer Rabanne
- - Rabanne of fashion
- - Rabanne of perfume and fashion
- - Spanish fashion designer Rabanne
- - Rabanne who was the costume designer for "Barbarella"
- - Haute couture designer Rabanne
- - Rabanne, Spanish designer with 1 Million scent
- - Flamenco guitarist Peña
- - Orderly on "Nurses"
- - Peña or de Lucia of Spanish guitar playing
- - Spanish guitarist ...... De Lucia
- - Nickname for Francisco
- - Dodgers pitcher Rodriguez
- - Flamenco guitarist ...... de Lucía
- - .... Rabane cologne
- - "Bright Eyes" reggae artist
- - Alpaca
- - Silver ore
- - Brown ore
- - Ores with oxide and traces of silver.
- - Groupthink for video gamers?
- - 1987 3-D arcade game sequel