Letter P 121500–121750

Portuguese navigator in the service of Spain Physiologist François ___: 1783-1855 Part of the CMYK color model Pigment used in four-color processing Plumlike shade Primary color for ink Primary color for printer ink Primary color, to a printer Primary pigment for printers Printer's hue Purpleish shade Purplish ink color Purplish tint Purplish-red printer color Purplish-red shade named for a military victory Purplish-red shade used alongside cyan, yellow, and black in printer cartridges Purplish-red spy? Purplish red colors Purplish-red colors. Purplish-reds Prestidigitators Parasitic grub PERSIAN priestly caste PERSIAN priests Pageant figures Part of an O. Henry title Parts of a Nativity scene Post-Christmas gift givers Priestly Persian caste. Priestly caste of Medes and Persians. Priestly caste of ancient Persia. Priestly caste of old Persia Penn & Teller's field Penn and Teller's act Penn and Teller's forte Penn and Teller's shtick Penn and Teller's specialty Potion-maker's forte Potter's area of expertise Potter's power Potter's practice Potter's skill Prestidigitation, e.g. Pulling a rabbit out of a hat, e.g. Performance of illusions Performance with tricks Prestidigitator's gig Perfect remedy Prestidigitator's publication? Puff, for example Puff, notably Place that might produce a rabbit Performer of illusions Person with a wand or rabbit in his hat Penn and Teller's spoils? Part of it is felt Pen with a fat felt tip Poster maker's buy Poster maker's choice Poster maker's pen Poster-maker's implement, sometimes Pre-euro Finnish writing implement? *Psychedelic fungus Places to buy false thumbs Prestidigitation gets toros going? Prestidigitator's fooler Pulling a quarter out of the ear, e.g. Pulling a rabbit out of a hat, e.g. … which happens three times in this puzzle Potter's stick? Prop for a fairy godmother "Presto!" sticks Parts of disappearing acts, sometimes Phallus that does mystical things? Prestidigitator's tool? "Please," to a child Please and thank you, e.g. person entitled to teach in medieval university Police court figure Pitcher Sal Pitcher and "barber." Polo Grounder. Popular portable illuminator PASTE mineral matter Pink Floyd album displayed without any hesitation for French prog rockers (5) Piping hot stuff Plutonic rock source Pre-eruption lava Pasty organic mixtures. Pre-eruption materials Part of a diploma accolade Part of a famous 13th-century document PERSON of rank Person of importance. Powerful businessmen Person that attracts by inherent charm. Powerful attractor Powerfully alluring pole where a compass points to pole where compass points to Polar draws Prefix meaning "great" Prefix with -loquent Pink flower symbol of Mississippi Plantation bloom Popular paint shade Pair on Mississippi's state quarter PI played by Selleck Prime piece Program about a detective on an island who teaches a gym class? Party bottles Proverbial chatterer. piping shrike Painter known for magic realism Periodicals, briefly Periodicals, for short Periodicals: Colloq. Periodicals: slang. President at Quezon City. President in Quezon City. Persian priest priest Persian Prime Minister Imre Nagy, e.g. PERSIAN angel PERSIAN fish (myth.) Part of Chinese game name. Persian lunar angel. Persian moon angel. Palace, in Hindi "Please remove shoes __" (Hawaiian doormat message) Pre-WWI naval historian Alfred Thayer __ Prince in India Potentate of India person revered for holiness and wisdom "Politically Incorrect" Bill "Politically Incorrect" emcee Bill "Politically Incorrect" host Bill Political comedian Bill Political pundit Bill Political satirist Bill Politically Incorrect emcee Provocateur who wrote the 2005 book "New Rules" Pugilist named Peter Pundit Bill ___ Pasha, Egyptian statesman Polynesian food fish, for short Pacific fish Polynesian catch Piece in a Chinese game with bamboo or circles Portia tree Paul Winchell's star performer. Pachyderm driver Phil ___, 1984 Olympic skiing gold medalist Phil ___, slalom skiing gold medalist at the 1984 Olympics Phil of 1980s Alpine skiing Phil of skiing Phil of skiing fame Phil or Steve of skiing Phil or Steve of skiing fame Phil or Steve of slaloms Phil or Steve with Olympic slalom medals in the same race prayer book Jewish Part of le printemps Part of printemps Part of spring in France Prelude to juin Printemps period Printemps time Pleiades star Paid picker-upper Person of honor? Popular sexy Halloween costume Pertaining to a spinster Post-christening event pellagra Periodical for some Downton Abbey employees? Puppet that cleans up around the house? Plucky housekeeper? Passkey carriers Passkey users Pitti Sing and Yum Yum. Prolific detective sounds like he could become gloomy Packages and letters Patronize the postoffice Pigeonhole filler Pony Express concern Pony Express load Pony-express haul Popular military call Post cards, etc. Post office delivery Post sent through the postal service Post office sackful Post office supply Post to a box Post-vacation accumulation Post; armour Postal Service delivery Postal parcel Postal sackful Postal stack Postal stuff Postal system Postal worker's load Postmarked pieces Preinstalled Apple app with an envelope icon Push the envelope? Postal genders? Postal carrier's tote Postal tote Postal worker's burden Postman's pickup Postman's sack Postman's tote pouch used in the shipment of mail Part of an AOL screen Places for fliers Part of a train that usually has more than seven letters Part of some trains Post office boat? Postal position whose salary could be $42,000, per Glassdoor Postal worker's ship? Postal meter reader Post office censorship? Postal receptacle Popped in the post Padded envelope Person sending a letter Post boat. Post office item Post office packet Post office patron Post office patron or purchase Post office user Postal package person who addresses or mails letters, etc Padded envelopes Posted leaflets Postal crime Perform perfunctorily Pen pal's activity Posting, as a letter Promotion department activity. Proxy votes Postal delivery fellow? Postal employee Post office workers Post office hunk? Postal purchases? Popular shopping places. P.O. buys