Letter P 119250–119500

Place for a plunger in Plymouth Place for a royal flush? Place for a wee Place for the English to go Place that British women can't stand going? Place to buy drugs at a British rave, probably Place to go in Britain? Place to go in England Place to go in Gloucester Place to go in London airport Place to go in Rugby? Place to go in Soho Place to go on a visit to London Place where bums are allowed to hang out? Plymouth pit stop Pool-taking card game Popular intermission spot at Royal Albert Hall Porcelain throne in England Portsmouth pisser Portsmouth pot Portsmouth privy Pot in Portsmouth Potty, in Plymouth Prince Albert's can? Prince William's head Privy to King Charles's private business? Privy, to a Brit Pub privy PALM of hand part of ship's side Plant fiber used as a sponge Popular natural exfoliant "Please understand ... " Part 2 of a Neil Young lyric Part of a safety trio Part of an RR crossing sign Partner of see. Peek or peer Personal aspect. Personal style person who is the double of another Portrayers of the protagonists in "The Prince and the Pauper," preferably "Pay attention out there!" "Pick it up!" Photographer's instruction Play by Osborne Peek over one's shoulder before going too far? Pretty girl, familiarly person who looks Photographer's request Part of Lewis Carroll's setting? Positive encouragement from one's tennis coach Pretend nothing's going on Pay a brief call Pro-beauty bias Phrase before "no hands!" Picture-heavy publication, 1937-1971 Puzzle's theme (said by a young cyclist!) Person keeping watch Person on watch for dangers Peeks (at) Personal appearance. Personal appearances. Physical appearance Prepares for the future Prioritizes self-interest Pretend not to notice, and a hint to this puzzle's circled words Peruse, as a catalog Part of an oar between handle and blade. Part of an oar. Penelope's frame Penelope's tool Place for a warp and a heddle Place for heddies Place for woof Place to work on some new material Power ___ (industrial revolution invention) Power ___, invention of Edmund Cartwright, ca. 1785 Puritan home fixture Pioneer in wireless telegraphy Portentously comes into view Piscivorous diving bird Partner of Merrie Melodies Place of wildness, informally Parlor game gone nuts? Part of Chicago, with "the" Part of Chicago. Part of a French knot. Part of a bowknot Part of a cat's cradle. Part of a figure 8. Part of a figure skating routine Part of a lasso Part of a roller coaster ride Part of a shoelace knot Part of a shoelace tie Part of a tied shoelace Part of the lace-tying process Picot Picot feature Picot part. Pilot's maneuver Pilot's stunt Plane stunt Plane-stunter's maneuver Play on repeat Play over and over again, as a video Program feature that repeats Programmer's "endless" problem Programmer's glitch, perhaps Programmer's problem, perhaps Programmer's repeated sequence Programming construct Prominent part of a bowline knot Put on repeat program feature Computer 1940s Performed a flying stunt. Performed an aerobatic stunt person or thing that loops or makes loops Parts of bow-knots. Parts of bows. Parts of handwriting Picots Plane maneuvers Plane stunts. Programming routines Purls, e.g. Perform a flashy flying maneuver Parliament heads? Penzance privies Pissoirs Places to go in England Places to go in Gloucester? Places to go in Greenwich Places to go overseas Playwright Anita Pub conveniences Pub facilities Pub fixtures Problem that grandma had after usin' poorly-made jars? Pocket fill Pocket money ... and what's in the puzzle's circles? Place to keep one's sheets Purchase with rings Purchase with several rings Part of a blabbing metaphor Put some slack in Promiscuity Pekoe that's not in a bag, e.g. Party swag Picaroon's prize Pilfered articles. Pilfered goods Pilfered stuff Pillager's plunder Pillager's prize Pillager's take Piracy haul Pirate's bounty Pirate's chest Pirate's recompense Piratic plunder Plunder; money Plundered goods Plundered prizes Plundered stuff Plunderer's haul Plunderer's take Prize in a video game box Proceeds from a smashing success? Plunder taken by pirates plunderage Pillage subtly? Purchasable grab bag in a video game Picked over by thieves Pirate at work Pirate, for one Pirate, often Post-riot criminal Post-riot thief People who take inventory? Pillagers Pirates, often Post-disaster danger Post-outbreak takers Post-riot opportunists Pirate's pleasure plundering during riots or in wartime Pilfer device for maintaining copter blade Pillages villages, say Prune a branch Prune a tree Prune trees Prune with an axe Prune with clippers Prune, as a branch Prune, as a tree branch Prune, as branches Prune, as with clippers Prune, with "off" Pitchy Steady Eddie pitcher Eddie Yankee Phillies' catcher. Pruning ideology? Pace between trot and gallop Pasture gait Pinto's gait. Playwright __ de Vega Poet ___ de Vega Proceeded easily Playwright called "The Phoenix of Spain" Person running with long, easy strides Paris's Place de ___. Paces between walks and runs Proceeds at an easy gait. Pop icon Jennifer Pop idol Jennifer Pruned Pruner Pruners. Pruning shears Pruning Performs some tree surgery Prunes from plums, perhaps Prunes from trees Prunes trees Prunes, as branches Plumlike Asian fruit Plumlike Chinese fruit Plumlike fruits Parts of bees Part of a bird's head. Positioning system Positioning system for seamen Pro-environment Dr. Seuss character Protector of the Truffula trees, in a children's book "Poet in New York" poet Playwright Federico Garcia -- Playwright Garcia ___ Poet Federico Garcia Poet Federico García Poet García ___ of Spain Poet García ___: 1899-1936 Poet and dramatist Federico Garcia Poet and dramatist Frederico Garcia Poet once banned by Franco Poet who was a friend of Dalí Poet/dramatist Federico García ___ Poet/playwright Federico García ___ playwright Spanish people