Letter P 110000–110250

Pieholes "Post office" deliveries. Pays lip service to? Part II of version Part with, as money. Presley film: 1964 Part of pressing the flesh Popular moniker for a notorious baseball field smoocher "Plant one right here!" Part of a Cole Porter musical title. Purser's command? Phrase on a shamrock-green T-shirt Porter classic Porter musical: 1948 Porter­-Spewack title from "The Taming of the Shrew" protein which triggers puberty in humans Play the sycophant, slangily Package for a model plane Pam Grier's role on "The L Word" Paramedic's need Particular equipment Partner of caboodle Parts for a model Parts for assembling Parts to assemble Parts to put together Pioneer Carson Pochette Pocket-sized violin Press ___ (media packet) Pup : wolf :: ___ : fox Purchase for a project Put it together personal equipment Purchase at an Army-Navy store Place for cooking food Proverbial place of uncomfortable heat Pilot lighter, and a hint to the four other longest puzzle answers Permission from the spouse to go do something without them Pasta-draining spot Place for dirty dishes Place to drain pasta Place to rinse produce Paper + string toy Paper Toy ball Paper flier Paper glider Paper toy Paper-and-string flier Park flier Park flyer Pass, as a forged check Popular beach toy Prop for Ben Franklin Prop for Ben Franklin or Charlie Brown Prop in a science experiment by Ben Franklin Prop used in the first electricity test Put out bad checks Passed a bad cheque Passed bad checks Passed crookedly, as a check Passed fraudulently Passed illegally Passed illegally for financial gain Passed illegally, as a check Passed, as a bad check Passed, as a forged check Passed, as bad checks Passed, as rubber checks Pulled a checking scam Political trial balloonist. Parkgoer on a windy day, maybe Passer of bad checks Person holding a string Person passing bad checks Passers of bad checks: Slang. Park fliers Passes bad paper Proverbially high ones Paper toys used as travel tickets? Partner of "kin" Passing bad checks Popular Hershey bar Popular candy bar Packets for the press Parts collections Pochettes Press packets Purchases for do-it-yourselfers Picture of Elvis on velvet, e.g. Plastic flamingos, e.g. Pretentious art Pretentious art or writing Pulp fictionesque PLAYFUL girl Part of a litter Persian baby Playful pet. Product for young string players? Purina product for a young tabby Playfully coy playful like a lively kitten Piano player's favorite Popular piano piece Pet shop offerings Pet-shop offerings Playful pets "Peace Train" singer Cat, when he was young? 'Peace Train' singer, to a baby? Plant with fluffy flower spikes Portsmouth's neighbor Pool prizes Pots on a table Purring fur babies PET name for kitten POOL fund in games etc. POOL in card game PUSA song about a cat? Penny-ante pile Pet feline, informally Pet's pet name Pet's pet name, perhaps Place for chips Poker pool Pool in a card game. Pool in a casino Pooled money Pot paid to the winner Purring pet often found curled up on a windowsill Persian's diamond collar? Peninsula of N. Carolina. Poison-pen biographer Persian owner's purchase Persians may go in it Pet product also used for tire traction Persian snack? PUEBLOS sacred chamber Pueblo Indian ceremonial room Pueblo Indians' ceremonial chamber. Pueblo ceremonial chamber Pueblo ceremonial room Pueblo chamber Pueblo council room Pueblo meeting space Pueblo room Pueblo-village tour highlight Pueblo Indian dwellings Pueblo Indian structures Pueblo chambers Pavlova topper, maybe Peter Jackson, by birth Possible trifle ingredient "Parent-approved" cereal Pioneering puffed cereal Popular cereal brand Puffed cereal Puffed cereal brand Puffed cereal with a Berry Berry variety Puffed corn cereal Puffed grain cereal Puffed product since 1937 Puffed-grain cereal Puffy round cereal Purchase that's puffed People in the market for white sheets? Part of K.K.K. Part of an org. founded in 1915 Part of the KKK. Post–Civil War org. Place for gossip: Var. "Paganini" actor Plenty of horn? person with a particular rank in the Ku Klux Klan "Park Near Lucerne" painter "Park of Idols" painter "Pastorale" painter Paul "Pedagogical Sketchbooks" artist Paul "Protectress" painter Painter Paul [11] Painter who taught alongside Kandinsky at the Bauhaus Painter who taught at the Bauhaus Painter whose name sounds like "clay" Paul ___, Swiss artist Paul ___, Swiss artist of the subconscious. Paul ____ (Swiss painter) Paul who painted Paul who painted "Cat and Bird" Paul who painted "Fish Magic" Paul who painted "Flower Myth" Paul who painted "Twittering Machine" Paul who taught at Bauhaus Pyro character in "Genshin Impact" painter Paul Swiss A army knife has many painter Swiss Paper in the bathroom? Product that might be used with a blessing paper tissue Paintings of a 20th-century Swiss Paintings such as "Cat and Bird" and "The Goldfish" Playwright of Belasco's day. Political commentator Ezra Primary Colors writer Joe Prominent fashion name Psychoanalyst Melanie Prefix for stealing Pathologically thievish. Person who always takes things literally? Pick-up artist? Pick-up expert? Pincher Prefix with -mania Problem with lifting? PERSON subject to theft for its own sake Powerful floodlight "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I" painter Painter Gustav Painter whose name appears backward in "oat milk" Painter Franz Phoebe Cates' mate Porter player Programmer's quick-and-dirty workaround "Project Runway" host Heidi "Project Runway" judge Heidi Poser Heidi Project Runway hostess Heidi Person who takes a lot of trips Part of an evil organization Penney competitor Penney rival Popular big box stores Piano maker Particular skill Particular skills. Paticular talents Passover dumpling plant with purplish thistle-like flowers Premium place Pastry thief. Picture card^KNAV Playing card in England Played the rogue: Archaic. Perfidious scoundrels Playing card - jacks Play with clay Play with, as clay Prep, at a pizza parlor Prepare bread dough Prepare dough Prepare dough for baking. Prepare for baking, as dough