Letter P 117500–117750

Pickup words Pickup words, e.g. Piece in a movie script Piping for conveying a fluid. Place for a Waiter Place to stand and wait Place to wait Play bit Play excerpt Playboy's come-on Plotted by Mason and Dixon. Poem excerpt Poem piece Poem unit Poem's brief excerpt Poet's concern Point connector Points connector Post office annoyance Post office hassle Postcard note Profession or procession Prompt delivery Prompter's cue Propositional phrase? Protection for Tom Brady Punch or party follower Purposeful conversation. post at intervals Place for a name, on many forms Pedeggree Personal background? Progressing sequentially Pen-and-ink drawings Pen-and-ink illustrations Part of a football defense Party policy enthusiast? Player who might tackle a wide receiver Poet's device Photoengraving in solid black and white Placed in a row. paper Notebook Performer in a country music hall People taking steps together Performances in rows Pen-and-ink piece Pencil sketch, perhaps Policy supported by Unionists ready for the future Put in a file Plagiarist's copy Part of a queuing direction. Printer's ruler Pacific group Pork-cutting option President's selective rejection Power repairer Pusher in a QB sneak Phone company crew Phone company workers. Phone crew Phone fixers Pole cats? Pole stars? Power company crew Part of a hope chest Part of a trousseau. Pharaoh's textile Pillowcase fabric Pillowcase or sheet, e.g. Present for 12th anniversary. Prized textile in ancient Egypt Product of flax Part of an R.N.'s uniform. Place for sheets Place to store towels Pillowcases and sheets Pottery Barn stock Parties for the bride. Phone system starting point Profit excessively Profit unfairly Profit unfairly (with a Dodge) Pitcher's good luck Plays in Rugby football. Part of the Princess' fleet Passenger transport Pier visitor Princess vessel Passenger ships Pleasure trip vessels Princess vessels Printer's cruise ship? Palmists' interests Paper feature Paramore "Where the ___ Overlap" Purple shade fit for a monarch Part parts Part's makeup Parts of football teams. Parts of parts Phone connections Play words Playboy's come-ons Poetry parts Post offices have them Prompters' utterances Prepares to be identified, at the station Part of a telephone worker's routine Phone check Pad a cargo area? Place for the usual suspects Police presentation Police station event Pregame listing Pregame managerial decision Presentation of possible perps Program schedule Police methods Phallic object worshiped as a symbol of Shiva Push-ups, e.g. Part of a trainee's learning curve, maybe Peculiar languages. Peculiar talk person able to communicate with aliens Pronounced with the tongue. Pasta in some tetrazzini Pasta often served with clam sauce Pasta shape similar to fettuccine Pasta type Pappardelle alternative Pasta favorite Pasta strips Pasta-named chef in Pixar's "Ratatouille" Person who has a way with words? Person who knows several languages Person who studies languages person skilled in foreign languages Polyglots Part of an inch in Austria Protein from flaxseed. Protein obtained from flaxseed Puffer jacket layer providing something with a surface of a different material Part of a necklace chain Part of a necklace's chain Patty alternative Piece of a chain Piece of a necklace chain Piece of sausage Protagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Protagonist of the Zelda games Provide a common bond Piston/rod/crank mechanism Popular website whose name is a hint to this puzzle's theme Patent holder on social media? Possibly a result of person or thing that links Parts of a chain necklace Pieces of a chain Place for an outdoor game. Player milieu Provide access to Wikipedia's page on a Soviet leader? "Perfect Strangers" actor Mark __-Baker "Perfect Strangers" costar Mark ___-Baker POOL waterfall Philatelist George, founder of the largest weekly newspaper for stamp collectors Pool: Scot. Pioneer in systematic botany, c. 1750. Popular Victorian pets Pools, in Scotland PARAGUAYAN area measure (S.Am.) Prefix used with type and typist. Prefix with cut or type Prefix with type or typist. Printer's mach. Printer's machine, for short Printer's term for a machine. Printing machine, for short Printing prefix with "type" Print "clout" in a different way (7) Printer's machine Printing innovation of the 1880s Printing machine Paint Oil Paint oil source Painter's oil Product of flax plant Putty base Putty ingredient Plant oil sources Pocket accumulation Pocket buildup Pocket collection Pocket debris Pocket detritus Pocket discovery Pocket filler, maybe Pocket fluff Pocket fuzz Pocket gatherings Pocket liner Pocket lining Pocket lump Pocket nuisance Pocket particles Pocket residue Pocket stuff Problem with a blue serge suit PROJECTING capital of a column Part of a window or doorway Part of an entryway frame Piece over a door or window part of door or window frame Parts over doors Portal toppers process of making lint Pet hair picker-upper "Peanuts" blanket-carrier "Peanuts" boy "Peanuts" boy with a blanket "Peanuts" boy with a security blanket "Peanuts" character holding a blanket "Peanuts" character with a security blanket "Peanuts" character with blanket issues "Peanuts" kid with a blanket "Peanuts" kid with a security blanket "Peanuts" thumb sucker "Peanuts" thumb-sucker Peanuts character often seen with a security blanket Pauling Pope after Peter Professor Pauling "Peanuts" song "___ Lucy" "Peanuts" theme song PC OS choice Port on the Danube. Parcel for Pedro Panthera leo Part of a griffin Part of the British coat of arms. Pedro the ___ Penn State mascot Person of great courage. Person of outstanding importance Peugeot symbol Player on a team that lost all 16 of its 2008 NFL games Plimpton's Paper __ Pol Nol Pontiac Silverdome player Popular figure in society.