Crossword clues for pam
pam
- Grier of ''Foxy Brown''
- Dwight and Stanley's coworker
- Dawber or Grier
- Court star Shriver
- Country crooner Tillis
- Cooking acronym
- Cook's spray
- Coat in a pan
- Canola oil spray
- Bobby Ewing's wife
- Beatles "Polythene ___"
- Antistick kitchen spray
- Anti-stick spray
- "Helps you pull it off" brand
- 'The Office' character
- Wallin, informally
- Vampire played by Kristin Bauer van Straten on "True Blood"
- Tommy's ex
- Tennis broadcaster Shriver
- Spray for pans
- Southfork resident
- Shriver of the court
- She played Mindy
- Senator Wallin
- Robins Mork & Mindy costar
- Product that becomes an item to which it's applied after shifting the last letter one spot down in the alphabet
- Preserver of muffin tins
- Popular skillet spray
- Popular kitchen spray
- Polythene Beatles girl
- Pan spray
- Original receptionist on "The Office"
- One of the Ewings
- Nonstick acronym
- Non-stick product
- Non-stick cooking spray
- No-stick spray
- NFL sideline reporter ___ Oliver
- Name that doesn't stick?
- Name in non-stick spray
- Miss Mason
- Mindy portrayer of TV
- Mel Tillis's singing daughter
- Martina's frequent doubles partner
- Legendary actress Grier
- Kitchen spray brand
- Kitchen brand that "helps you pull it off"
- Jim's interest on "The Office"
- Jim's colleague on "The Office"
- Jenna's "The Office" role
- Jenna Fischer's role on "The Office"
- Jackie's portrayer in "Jackie Brown"
- Grier or Tillis
- Grier or Dawber
- Grier of film
- Grier of "Mars Attacks!"
- Grier of ''Jackie Brown''
- Gossipy character on "Archer"
- Fangtasia's bouncer, on "True Blood"
- ESPN broadcaster Shriver
- Dawber of "Mork and Mindy"
- Country singer/songwriter Tillis
- Cooking-oil brand
- Cooking spray in a yellow can
- ConAgra spray
- Brand that promotes its RESIDON'T
- Bobby Ewing's first wife
- Blaxploitation star Grier
- Beatles' "Polythene" girl
- Beatles know a "Polythene" one
- Baker's Joy rival
- Baker's Joy competitor
- Baker's Joy alternative
- Actress Grier who starred in "Foxy Brown"
- Actress Grier of "The L Word"
- Actress Anderson for short
- Acting legend Grier
- 1978 US Open winner Shriver
- "The Office" worker
- "The Office" role
- "The Office" receptionist Beesly
- "The Office" character whose original last name was Beesly
- "The Office" administrator
- "The L Word" actress Grier
- "Polythene ___" (Beatles song)
- "Mork & Mindy" star ___ Dawber
- "Martin" character
- "Foxy Brown" star Grier
- "Coffy" star Grier
- ''Dallas'' character
- Actress Dawber or Grier
- Robin's co-star in 70's TV
- Tennis's Shriver
- Jack of clubs, in cards
- Victoria, on "Dallas"
- Country singer Tillis
- Popular cooking spray
- Grier of "Jackie Brown"
- Dawber who played Mindy
- One of TV's Ewings
- Shriver of tennis
- One of the Ewings, on "Dallas"
- Cooking spray brand
- Brand of cooking spray
- Dawber of "Mork & Mindy"
- Spray in the kitchen
- One of the Ewings on "Dallas"
- Tennis ace Shriver
- Grier of "Foxy Brown" and "Jackie Brown"
- Antistick cooking spray
- Kitchen spray choice
- ConAgra Foods brand
- Actress Grier of "Jackie Brown"
- Skillet spray
- Nonstick spray brand
- 1989 Bond girl Bouvier
- Spray on a pan
- Product sold in spray cans
- Oil in a can
- Spray in a kitchen
- "Jackie Brown" actress Grier
- Grocery brand that's also a girl's name
- Competitor of Baker's Joy
- "Bobby's wife on "Dallas"
- "The Office" woman
- Jack of clubs, in loo
- Knave of clubs
- Dawber of "My Sister Sam"
- "Dallas" role
- A knave
- Shriver or Dawber
- Alternative to Crisco
- Jack of clubs in some games
- Dawber or Shriver
- Card game featuring the jack of clubs
- TV's Dawber
- "Dallas" character
- Martina's doubles partner
- Actress Dawber of "Mork and Mindy"
- Card game like napoleon
- Card in loo
- Dawber of "Mork & Mindy"
- Girl quiet in the morning
- Girl father married
- "The Office" receptionist-turned-office administrator
- Singer Tillis
- Cooking spray name
- Jim's wife on "The Office"
- Nonstick cooking spray brand
- Grier of 'Jackie Brown'
- Tennis star Shriver
- "The Office" character who married Jim
- Nonstick kitchen brand
- Frying pan spray
- Nonstick kitchen spray
- Jim's love on "The Office"
- Tennis' Shriver
- Spray in the pantry
- Nonstick stuff
- Nonstick spray name
- Ms. Dawber
- It could be sprayed in the kitchen
- Dunder Mifflin receptionist
- Cooking-spray brand
- Brand of nonstick cooking spray
- Bobby's "Dallas" wife
- Actress Grier who starred in "Foxy Brown" and "Jackie Brown"
- Wallin or Anderson
- Sticking stopper
- Spray containing canola
- She was Mindy to Robin's Mork
- Robin's "Mork & Mindy" costar
- Retired tennis pro Shriver
- Nonstick brand
- Jenna's role on "The Office"
- Jenna's role in "The Office"
- Humorous poet, ... Ayres
- Human Resources director on "Archer"
- Grier or Shriver
- Grier of films
The Collaborative International Dictionary
pam \pam\, n. [From Palm victory; cf. trump, fr. triumph, and perh. fr. F. pamphile from Pamphile, a man's name.]
The knave of clubs. [Obs.]
--Pope.A card game in which the jack of clubs is trump.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. 1 The jack of clubs in loo played with hands of 5 cards. 2 A card game, similar to napoleon, in which the jack of clubs is the highest trump. Etymology 2
vb. To pan.
Wikipedia
Pam or PAM may refer to:
PAM is a cooking spray currently owned and distributed by ConAgra Foods. Its main ingredient is canola oil.
PAM was introduced in 1961 by Leon Rubin who, with Arthur Meyerhoff, started Gibraltar Industries to market the spray. The name PAM is an acronym for Product of Arthur Meyerhoff. In 1971, Gilbraltar Industries merged with American Home Products (now Wyeth) and became part of the Boyle-Midway portfolio. When Reckitt & Colman (now Reckitt Benckiser) acquired Boyle-Midway from American Home Products in 1990, PAM became part of the American Home Foods subsidiary. In 1996, AHF was acquired by Hicks, Muse, Tate and Furst Inc., and C. Dean Metropoulos and Company from American Home Products, becoming International Home Foods, which in turn was acquired by ConAgra in 2000. PAM is marketed in various flavors, such as " butter" and " olive oil", meant to impart the flavor of cooking with those ingredients. Flavors such as " lemon" or " garlic" are also offered. PAM also markets high-temperature sprays formulated for use when grilling, etc., and one containing flour suitable for dry-cooking as in baking. PAM is marketed as a nominally zero-calorie alternative to other oils used as lubricants when using cooking methods such as sauteing or baking (US regulations allow food products to claim to be zero-calorie if they contain fewer than 5 calories per Reference Amount Customarily Consumed and per labeled serving). Similar sprays are offered by other manufacturers.
Usage examples of "pam".
If people were to lurk, the people should be paid policemen and - - - But Pam did not go on around the corner, because now Alberta was speaking.
Stokes had worked the Bichon case when Pam was alive and claiming Renard was stalking her.
The death of Pam Bichon had dredged them to the surface, had awakened fear and stirred up doubt.
Pam Bichon had led a normal life, had a good job, came from a nice family .
It was the one place he might not see Pam Bichon lying dead on the floor.
But, even without Josie, she would have felt this case pulling at her, would have felt Pam Bichon pulling at her from that limbo inhabited by the restless souls of victims.
She closed her eyes and saw Pam Bichon lying on that floor, moonlight pouring in the window, spilling across her naked corpse.
Pam Bichon, alone with her killer, her screams for mercy tearing the fabric of the night, unheeded, unanswered.
Pam Bichon was my friend and business partner, and it infuriates me that the focus on her case has shifted to the rights of the man who terrorized and killed her.
What was it about Pam Bichon that had caught hold of this otherwise seemingly ordinary man and pulled him over the edge?
If he admitted to stalking Pam Bichon, and if in that admission he revealed he had seen her with another man, that only added to his motive to kill her.
Pam asked, remembering that the Carib Queen was, after all, of British registry.
Renard had been fixated on Pam, Pam had rejected him, and Pam was dead.
According to legend, Pam led the resistance of the Komi people to the fourteenth-century Russian missionary.
Pam overcorrected with the wheel, and the car nosed down, into a grove of trees so black they looked like they had erased the world.