Crossword clues for peters
peters
- Tony winner for "Song and Dance", 1986
- Stage legend Bernadette
- Soprano from N.Y.C
- Singer Bernadette
- Sellers and O'Toole
- Sellers and Lorre
- Pocklington and Mahovlich, e.g
- Pan and Rabbit
- Mystery author Elizabeth
- Martin's costar in "The Jerk"
- Jean or Roberta
- Flags, with "out"
- F. ___ (1942 PEI born VC winner)
- Dwindles (out)
- Bunch of stiffs?
- Brock of "To Kill a Mockingbird"
- Broadway star Bernadette
- Bernadette of Broadway's "Into the Woods"
- Bernadette of Broadway
- Bernadette of "Into the Woods"
- Becomes exhausted, with "out"
- Actress Bernadette
- "The Jerk" actress Bernadette
- ''Silent Movie'' actress
- Fades (out)
- Hollywood producer Jon
- Dwindles, with "out"
- Dies (out)
- "Annie Get Your Gun" star, 1999
- "Silent Movie" co-star
- Three czars
- Dwindles to nothing, with "out"
- Actress Bernadette ___
- Roberta ___, famed soprano
- Soprano Roberta
- Soprano from N.Y.C.
- Roberta or Bernadette
- ___ pence (tax)
- Operatic soprano from N.Y.C.
- ___ out (fades)
- Tills continually annoy latest of customers moving to the end
- Broadway's Bernadette
- Fizzles (out)
- Tony winner Bernadette
- Bernadette of "The Jerk"
- Ustinov and Falk
- Two-time Tony winner Bernadette
Wiktionary
n. (context slang English) (plural of peter English); penises. vb. (en-third-person singular of: peter)
Wikipedia
Peters may refer to:
Peters is a small lunar crater in the north-northeastern part of the Moon, lying in the gap between Neison to the west and Arnold to the southeast. Due south of Peters is the crater Moigno.
This is not a particularly prominent feature, having a low rim and an interior floor that has been almost completely submerged by lava flows. The rim is circular and only lightly worn, with a notch along the southeast. The inner surface is level and almost featureless.
Peters was a British bakery chain. Peters became defunct in 2012 and all bakeries were sold to family run business Cooplands.
Peters is a surname of English and German origin, and may refer to
- Alan Peters, British furniture maker
- Andrew James Peters (1872–1938), Mayor of Boston
- Andrew Peters (born 1980) Canadian ice hockey player
- Andi Peters (born 1970), British television presenter
- Arno Peters (1916–2002), German filmmaker
- Arnold Peters (1922–1996), Canadian politician
- Arnold Peters (1925–2013), British actor
- Arthur Peters (1854–1908), Canadian politician
- Aulana L. Peters, American lawyer
- Bernadette Peters (born 1948), American actress
- Brock Peters (1927–2005), American actor
- Butz Peters (born 1958), German television presenter
- Caleigh Peters (born 1988), American musician, daughter of Jon Peters
- Caroline Peters (born 1971), German actress
- Cash Peters, British travel writer
- Christian August Friedrich Peters (1806–1880), German astronomer
- Christian Heinrich Friedrich Peters (1813–1890), Danish-born American astronomer
- Clarence James Peters (born 1940), known as C.J. Peters, American physician and virologist
- Clayre Peters, American model
- Dan Peters (born 1967), American rock drummer
- Dean Peters (1958–1998), American wrestler
- Douglas Peters (born 1930), Canadian banker and politician
- Duane Peters (born 1961), skateboarder and punk singer/songwriter
- Edgar E. Peters (born 1952), asset manager and writer
- Eugène Peters (born 1946), Dutch painter, graphic artist and sculptor
- Elizabeth Peters, pseudonym used by American author Barbara Mertz
- Ellis Peters, pseudonym used by author Edith Pargeter
- Emmitt Peters (born 1940), American dog sled racer
- Erik Peters, Canadian civil servant
- Francis Edwards Peters, American scholar on Middle Eastern religions
- Frederick Peters (1851–1919), Canadian lawyer and politician
- Frederick Emerson Peters (1885–1959), American fraudster
- Frederick Thornton Peters (1889–1942), Canadian Captain in the Royal Navy
- Gary Peters (baseball player) (born 1937), former American baseball player
- Gary Peters (footballer) (born 1954), British football manager
- Gary Peters (Michigan politician) (born 1958), former Michigan state senator
- George Henry Peters (1863–1947), American astronomer
- Gretchen Peters (born 1957), American country singer
- Herman Peters (1899–1989), Australian rugby league footballer
- Hugh Peters (1598–1660), English preacher and regicide
- Ivo Peters (1915–1989), English photographer of steam railways
- J. Peters, head of secret apparatus of the CPUSA in the 1930s
- Jaime Peters (born 1987), Canadian soccer player
- James Peters (rugby player) (1879–1954), English rugby player
- James A. Peters (1922–1972), American herpetologist
- James Lee Peters (1889–1952), American ornithologist
- Jan Peters (football) (born 1953), retired Dutch football (soccer) player
- Jason Peters (born 1982), American football player
- Jean Peters (1926–2000), American actress
- Jim Peters (athlete) (1918–1999), English long-distance runner
- Jim Peters (politician) (born 1937), New Zealand politician
- Joan Peters (born 1938), American journalist
- John Peters (chess player) (born 1951), American chess player
- John A. Peters (1822-1904), a US representative from Maine
- John A. Peters (1864-1953), a US representative from Maine
- John Samuel Peters (1772–1858), American politician and governor of the state of Connecticut
- Jon Peters (born 1945), American film producer
- Josef Peters (driver) (1914–2001), German Formula One driver
- Julie Anne Peters (born 1942), American children's writer
- Karl Peters (1856–1918), German traveller in East Africa
- Kasey Peters, American football player
- Kenroy Peters (born 1982), cricketer from St Vincent
- Lauri Peters (born 1943), American actress
- Lennie Peters, British singer from Peters and Lee
- Mariko Peters (born 1969), Dutch politician
- Mark Peters (disambiguation), various people
- Martin Peters (born 1943), English footballer
- Mary Peters (athlete) (born 1939), British athlete
- Mary Peters (politician) (born 1948), U.S. transportation official
- Michael Peters (1948–1994), American choreographer
- Michael Peters (designer), British designer
- Mike Peters (cartoonist) (born 1943), American cartoonist
- Mike Peters (musician) (born 1959), Welsh singer, musician and songwriter with The Alarm
- Mike Peters, drummer with Cancer Bats
- Mitchell Peters, American percussionist and composer
- Molly Peters (born 1942), British actress
- Nancy Peters, Anenrican author and publisher
- Nick Peters, former American baseball writer
- Ralph Peters (born 1952), American soldier and writer
- Ralph Peters (LIRR) (1853-??), American railroad president
- Randolph Peters (born 1959), Canadian composer
- Ray Peters (born 1946), American baseball player
- Raymond Peters (1918–1995), British polymer chemist
- Rebecca Peters, Australian gun activist
- Red Peters, American musician and songwriter
- Richard Peters (cleric) (1704–1776), Pennsylvania colonial minister, uncle of the Continental Congressman
- Richard Peters (football coach) (1920–1973), American football coach at Ottawa University in Ottawa, Kansas
- Richard Peters, Jr. (1744–1828), Pennsylvania jurist, Continental Congressman, Continental Army official
- Richard Peters (Supreme Court) (1780–1848), Reporter of Decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court, son of the Continental Congressman
- Richard Peters (Atlanta) (1810–1889), a founder of the city of Atlanta, Georgia, grandson of the Continental Congressman
- Richard Stanley Peters (born 1919), British philosopher
- Rick Peters (born 1966), American actor
- Rick Peters (baseball) (born 1955), former American baseball player
- Robert Peters (born 1924), American poet
- Roberta Peters (born 1930), American singer
- Sir Rudolph Albert Peters (1889–1982), British biochemist
- Russell Peters (born 1970), Canadian comedian
- Ryan Peters (born 1987), English footballer
- Sir Shina Peters (born 1958), Nigerian musician
- Stephen Peters (born 1978), English cricketer
- Steve Peters (Ontario politician) (born 1963), Canadian politician, from Ontario
- Steve Peters (Manitoba politician) (1912–1976), Canadian politician, from Manitoba
- Steve Peters (game designer) (born 1961), American game designer
- Susan Peters (1921–1952), American actress
- Susan Peters (TV anchor), American broadcaster
- Sylvia Peters (1925–2016), English television continuity announcer and presenter
- Thomas Peters (black leader) (1738–1792), one of the leaders of the African Americans brought to Nova Scotia after the American Revolutionary War
- Tom Peters (born 1942), author of In Search of Excellence
- Tim A. Peters, American humanitarian aid worker
- Timothy Peters (born 1980), American racing driver
- Tina Peters (born 1968), German field hockey player
- Tom Peters (born 1942), American business consultant and writer
- Vicki Peters (born 1950), American model and actress
- Volney Peters (born 1928), American football player
- Warren Peters (born 1982), Canadian hockey player
- Wendi Peters (born 1968), British actress
- Werner Peters (1918–1971), German actor
- Wilfred Peters, Belizean accordionist
- Wilhelm Peters (1815–1883), German explore and naturalist
- Wilhelm Peters (1851–1935), Norwegian painter
- William Peters (lawyer) (1702–1786), American colonial period judge
- William Theodore Peters an American poet and actor during the 1890s
- William Wesley Peters (1912–1991), American architect
- Winston Peters (born 1945), New Zealand politician and leader of the New Zealand First Party
- Winston Peters, Trinidad and Tobago politician usually known as Gypsy (calypsonian)
- Yakov Peters (1886–1936), Latvian deputy director of the Cheka
Usage examples of "peters".
I wonder what are the unthinkable depths of awfulness that can only be expressed by the polite symbol of Peters embraces.
He saw both Yevlin Meris and Heather Petersen wince, and channeled his roiling temper into the fierce restrained fury of his voice.
Knowall men whom it may concern that DENNIS PETERSEN appeared before me, Registrar of Deeds, he, the said appearer, being duly authorized by a power of attorney executed at Ladyburg on the 12th day of May, 1919, by JOHN ARCHIBALD ANDERS which power was witnessed in accordance with law .
Stationed in Dallas, Texas, I have been favored with exceptional access to Randall Petersen Armstrong and David West, the two most influential people of the 21st century.
Even so, Petersen told Edvard to stop two hundred metres short of where the Colombo was berthed, left the cab, went round to the back, called Lorraine's name and helped her down.
Fellow officers of the court, on March 1, 2024, Randall Petersen Armstrong, unable to perfect his ACIP in conformance with the terms of the Truth Machine Bill, inserted several hundred lines of computer code, the essence of which he knew had been obtained illegally from a competing firm.
He's not really sure, of course, but he thinks Nick Noyes was so angry at the whole thing, and so sure Hub had left with Miss Petersen, that if he thought John had any part in it, he would have blown the whistle.
But it means I had a chance to talk to an old boy I met last time, a gold miner called Jake Petersen.
I walked on the same way, wrong side, got a ride at Kerby from a blond used-car dealer to Grants Pass, and there, after a fat cowboy in a gravel truck with a malicious grin on his face deliberately tried to run over my rucksack in the road, I got a ride from a sad logger boy in a tin hat going very fast across a great swooping up and down dream valley thruway to Canyonville, where, as in a dream, a crazy store-truck full of gloves for sale stopped and the driver, Ernest Petersen, chatting amiably all the way and insisting that I sit on the seat that faced him (so that I was being zoomed down the .
At this point Fräulein Oelling disagrees and Herren Lüxenich and Petersen, sympathizing over sparkling Moselle, side with her: "Dear friend, it's never too late.
The catchers, and hunters, and beaters, the men of the regular Keddah, who stayed in the jungle year in and year out, sat on the back of the elephants that belonged to Petersen Sahib's permanent force, or leaned against the trees with their guns across their arms, and made fun of the drivers who were going away, and laughed when the newly caught elephants broke the line and ran about.
The catchers, and hunters, and beaters, the men of the regular Keddah, who stayed in the Jungle year in and year out, sat on the backs of the elephants that belonged to Petersen Sahib's permanent force, or leaned against the trees with their guns across their arms, and made fun of the drivers who were going away, and laughed when the newly caught elephants broke the line and ran about.
There was just enough light to see that Alex was carrying a semiautomatic machine-pistol while Petersen, using one hand to steady himself on the lurching deck had the other in his coat pocket.