Letter P 132500–132750

Parts of mandolins Parts of violins Peninsulas Pitches some woo Pitches woo Places for mufflers Prominent giraffe parts Part of men's business attire Piece of business attire Popular Father's Day gifts Posse's noose? Post to revive a dormant forum thread Prefix for mancy Prefix meaning "death" Prediction of future by allegedly communicating with the dead psychomanteum Practising magic. person who is sexually attracted to dead bodies Pear product Phish "A Picture of ___" Plant production Potable of the gods Potion of the gods. Peach fruit Peach kin Peach of a fruit? Peach with no fuzz Peach with smooth skin and rich firm flesh Pit holder Peach mutations Peachlike fruits Pollinator's destination "Pushing Daisies" character "Pushing Daisies" pie maker "Pushing Daisies" pie-maker Patriarch Stark of "Game of Thrones" Patriarch on "Game of Thrones" Peter Parker's "guy in the chair" Peter Parker's best friend Peter Parker's bestie Pitcher Garver. Praiseland founder Flanders Prof. Brainard of "The Absent-Minded Professor" Pulp penman Buntline Pulp-writer Buntline "Pagliacci" heroine "Pagliacci" soprano PAGLIACCI opera heroine Pop group ____ Atomic Dustbin ___ Point Lighthouse, Massachusetts landmark since 1838 ___ Point Lighthouse, on Buzzards Bay Paris born Part of "naitre" Part of a bridal bio Part of a lady's name Part of a name Part of an extended name Participle in peerages Past tense of "naitre" Pat Nixon, ___ Ryan Paw or Shaw ender Pearl Buck, __ Sydenstricker Perón-Duarte go-between Post-union adjective Pre-bridal shower? Preceder of an un-altared name? Preceder of one's maiden name Preceder of some surnames Prelude to the born identity? Premarital surname preceder Premaritally named Prenup a.k.a.? Prenuptial indicator Prenuptial? Previously called Previously dubbed Previously known as Previously named Previously, in names Previously, in wedding news Prior to marriage "Point 4" fights it. PBS's "___ to Know" Passport for foreign travel, e.g. Penurious state Point Four fights it. Poor's plight Poverty-stricken state Pressing lack people who ___ people... P. Diddy's "I ___ Girl" "Please rush this" Phrase on a rush job order Phrase on an office memo provided them with all things needful Person in want Person requiring aid. Priority for charities PINE leaf Part of a compass Part of a record player Part of a record player or pine tree Part of an applause-o-meter Phono pickup attachment Phonograph item Phonograph must Phonograph necessity Phonograph need Phonograph piece Phonograph stylus Phonographic adjunct. Piece of Christmas debris Pine piece Pine tree feature Pine tree leaf Pine tree's pointy leaf Pinnacle of rock. Point to catch in Seattle Pointed leaf Pointer in a gauge Pointer of a compass. Pointer of sorts Pointy sewing tool Pointy thing "in a haystack" Pole position indicator? Proverbial haystack hider Pipefish Pointy part of pliers Provoking sort People with sharp tongues Parts of hypodermics Pine detritus Pine droppings Pine features Pine forest floor covering Pine leaves Pine tree droppings Pine's "leaves" Pins and ___ Pointed leaves. Pointed rocks in the English Channel. Pointed rocks. Polarized steel hands of compasses. pine tree leaves Proverbial passageway for a camel. Phonograph part in the iTunes era? PERSONAL necessaries carried on journey Paint and brush, for a painter Pauperisms Philanthropic focus Philanthropists' concerns Placebo: "Special ___" Prerequisites (5) Pauperish Pauperized Philanthropist's concern Poor, plus. Painter Alice who was the subject of a 2007 documentary Portrait painter Alice Portraitist Alice ___ Poet's "at no time" Poet's "never" Poet's "not once." Poetic "never." Poetic contraction that elides a V Poetic negative Poetic opposite of always Poetic short form. Poetic word whose antonym is formed by dropping its first letter poetic words adverb poetic words never Player of Ra's al Ghul in "Batman Begins" Portrayer of Schindler and Kinsey portrayer Schindler Herr PLATE shaped like ship Pan on Yelp, say, in slang Photo archive element Photo envelope enclosure, for short Photo image, briefly Photo lab file item Photo opp.? Photo orig. Photog's image Photog's item Photog's master Photog's original Photog's original, before digital Photog's picture source Photographer's orig. Photographer's plate: Abbr. Photographic film: Abbr. Photographic image, for short Photographic plate: Abbr. Pic source Polar abbr. Pos. canceler Pos. counterpart Pos. opp. Pos. opposite Pos.'s opposite Print source, briefly Put down, in gross pickup artist slang Prove false, philosophically Prove nonexistent. Proved nonexistent. Proves nonexistent. PHOTOGRAPH transparency Photography plate Prohibitory Pessimistic brat? Probable tax deduction (with an up-front charge) Photographic films on which light is dark and dark is light Photography items. Philosophical skeptic Palestinian desert. Portion of Palestine allotted to the Jews. Partially reclaimed Israeli wasteland "Passing" actress Ruth pretermit Parleying. Perola ___ (nickname for Pelé) ___ Point, in Luzon Pic ___, Andorran mountain "Passion" actress, 1919 Pola Pola of the silents Pola of "Gypsy Blood" Pola of early Hollywood Pola of early films Pola of silent films Pola of silents Pola of the past Pola of the silent films. Pola of the silent screen Polish actress of early film days. Part of U.N.C.F. PERSON with Negro characteristics person who admires Black people and their culture Photo lab items Photo lab's concerns: Abbr. Photo sources Photo-lab images: Abbr. Photog's cache Photog's items: abbr. Photog's lab drop-offs Photog. items Photog. masters Photog. term. Photogs.' developments Pics from which to make more pics