Letter P 146500–146750

Prefix with hear or heat Priestley's "Johnson ___ Jordan" Prop bettor's option Put one __ on: fool Put one ___ Precariously situated, as a jeweler? plenteousness Perform better than one needs to perform better or achieve a greater degree of success than expected *Person who constantly exceeds expectations Perform hammily Play part exaggeratedly Play up the drama. Performed like a ham Problem addressed by a drama coach Painter's wear, perhaps Part of a Mario Brothers costume Plural of "in sum"? No, "trousers with straps"! Protection for certain painters Pilot's sign-off. Pitching motion Pitching style Partook of too much Played the coonhound Put away too much Proponderant weight. Part of a bridge auction Pay too much at Sotheby's Pay too much at auction Prompt a buzzer on "The Price Is Right" Past full bloom Place of excess Place to fall produce by too much selective breeding Pile too much on Purchase too much Put too much stock in Prevailed Pad the bill Price too high. paletot Protects completely. Put too much into Puts too many pupils in one class. Process film for longer than required Photographer's goof Perform to excess Put too much effort into Put yourself out Produces a surplus Person who's dominant in their field person or side in an advantageous position Problem with checks and balances Put one's bank balance in the red Punch in, as a guitar solo or backing vocals Past the due time of arrival Poached alternative Prepare for dyspepsia. Put too much away Polished off three pizzas, say Person pigging out Piggish ones Pigs out Put into too high spirits. place special or excessive emphasis on Push too far at the gym Pushes past a sensible boundary Publicize immoderately Puts too much in the fishtank put more into (something) than there is room for Puts in too much Puts in too much gas Puts in too much gas, e,g, Painting protector Pipe, etc., for excess water Pass too far. Projecting roof. project beyond something Projects, in a way PASSED UP Powerlifting move Pick up by the ears? Pick up, accidentally Picked up surreptitiously Picks up through eavesdropping Praise too much. Promote to excess particularly in terms of food and drink Protect to excess Past a past disappointment Past caring Past the pain of a breakup, say Past the pain of breaking up, say Past the point of caring Pile on cargo. Put too much cargo aboard Placed above Partial superimposition Partly coincide Partly coincide with Partly cover Principle in shingling Provision for buttons Partially coincides Page back Page's other side Pursue studies unnecessarily. place too much a load on Persons of power Pad the payroll Provide with too much staffing Put too many people on Place for the moon Put (something) ___. Put one __ (fool) Put one ___ (flimflam) Put something ___ someone. Preparing to take too much Part of a highway cloverleaf pass over, through, or across pay (someone) at too high a rate plaid in double layer Prepare for everything, maybe plan excessively plant more than is necessary population so dense as to cause environmental deterioration Prove too strong for put too high a price on Postage mark, sometimes print onto an already imprinted paper produce in excess produce more than needed or wanted Place too high a value on Put too high a value on. Praised more than deserved Possible strain cause paint over in red Pulls rank on, in a way Past its best Put on too many terry cloth garments at once Pronounces invalid. Pest-ridden, say Production excess Parts of cricket games Passes above: Poet. Printer's extras Printing extras plant too much seed in Plantation figure Plantation manager. person who oversees others, esp workmen Pitch to excess Pitch too eagerly Present too aggressively Promise too much Push too hard, as an argument Presents too aggressively Promises too much Pushes too hard Printer's problem. Printer's type excess Put too much copy in type. Puts too much material into type. Post about your digestive problems, say Part of a phono record Peddled to a fault Pitched too hard? Praised excessively: Colloq. Promised the moon Promoted with too much enthusiasm Produce a harmonic tone on an organ. Plant too much Pass the budget provide an excessive number of staff for (a factory, hotel, etc) Pass beyond Put too much into inventory Popular author of nonfiction. Put too much weight on produce too much lather Plain-to-see Plainly apparent Plainly expressed Plainly shown plainly apparent not concealed Pull ahead of Put too much strain on put too great a strain on Phrase from a popular seagoing song Past one's peak Proceeding easily, at last Path of leaping bovine. Popular 1917 war song Popular song of 1917. Prepositional 1987 movie Past an ailment's peak, e.g. *Paycheck padder Pay for extra work-hours Pay for extra work. Pay over 8 hours, usually Paycheck fattener Paycheck figure Paycheck upper Period beyond set limit. playing time beyond regulation, to break a tie Part of a harmonic series Public figure giving hint Precipitation that isn't even slightly subtle? Prepares physically to a fault Prelude to an opera Puccini prelude Ply with too many arguments. Press excessively Perhaps quote too much love poetry with uniform content Possible reason for a dead phone battery Price too high, say Plies compulsively Publisher __ Culp Hobby Posit prefix Prefix for duct Prefix meaning "egg" Prefix that means 'egg' Prefix with "sac" or "duct" Prefix with duct Prefix with duct or capsule Prefix with duct or form Prefix with duct or raptor Prefix with duct or sac Prefix with posit Prefix with position or duct Prefix with raptor Prefix with raptor or sac Prefix with sac Peer of Vergil and Horace Pioneer of elegies Poet Naso Poet banished by Augustus Poet banished by the emperor Augustus Poet banished from Rome Poet banished in A.D. 8 Poet depicted in art alongside the Scythians Poet during Augustus' reign Poet exiled by Augustus Poet in Augustus' time Poet mentioned in "Inferno" Poet of Augustan age. Poet of Octavian's reign. Poet of Rome's Golden Age Poet of old Rome Poet of the Augustan Age. Poet of the year one.