Letter P 150000–150250

Poor fellow? Poorhouse resident Poorman Poverty's child. Prince's counterpart in a Twain novel Prince's lookalike, in a Twain novel Prince's pal Prince's partner Prince's storied counterpart Prince's twin People without means of support. Princes' opposites "Play" button's alternate function, often Play's counterpart Play/___ (remote button) Playback stopper Pregnant moments? Purposes of commas PAW ground (Scot.) Poke: Scot. Puerto Rican hat PREPARE the way Prepare for driving Prepare for driving, in a way Prepare for parking or driving Prepare for traffic Prepare, as a way. Prepare, as the way Put asphalt over Put blacktop on Put down asphalt Put down cobblestones Put down flagstone Put down macadam Put down tar Put down, as a driveway Put tar over Put asphalt on Put down Tarmac paved path for pedestrians Potholes Patio block Patio brick Patio stone Person installing asphalt Piece of some walkways Prepares the way Prepares, as the way Puts down routes? Part of a road maintenance worker's job description? PAVIA capital (It.) Pearl Buck novel Patio or driveway unit person who lays paving PAVLODAR capital (USSR) Physiologist Ivan who worked with dogs Pioneer in conditioning research Peacock constellation Peacock constellation (4) Peacock genus. Peacock in the sky Peacock of sky Peacock of the sky peacocks genus animal life peach, clingstone "__ Patrol": animated series with dogs in uniform "___ Patrol" (Nickelodeon show) "___ Patrol" (kids' show about rescue dogs) (Puzzle by T. W. Schier) Dog's offer Padded part of a cat Padded part of a toy Panther's foot Part of a cat with "toe beans" Part of a fursuit Part of the Iams logo Pekingese dog? Pet door opener Pet part that leaves a print Pet's attention-getter, perhaps Pet's foot or kid's dad Pet's hold-out Place for a nail Play with, cat-style Pointer's foot Pooch's foot Possible maker of a muddy footprint Print producer Probe, pooch-style Pug's foot Pup's offering Puppy foot Puppy's foot Pussy's foot. Play with feline style Play with as a puppy might Play with, as a cat might a toy mouse Play with, as a cat would Play with, as a catnip mouse Play with, as a kitten might Play with, as a toy mouse Play with, as catnip Play with, in a way Play with, kitten-style Play with, like a puppy Poke, kitten-style Probe in a catlike way Played with a toy mouse, say Played with like a pooch Played with, as a ball of yarn Played with, cat-style Poked at like a cat Poked at, cat-style Poked at, like a cat might Poked, puma-style Played with, in a way person or animal that paws Pivoted bolt Pivoting device Parts of ratchet wheels Parts of ratchets Part of a chess set Part with temporarily to raise money Person manipulated Person used as a tool. Person used as the tool of another. Person who's manipulated Piece captured en passant Piece in Botvinnik's game. Piece in front of a king or queen Piece that can become a queen, in chess Piece that can't go backward Piece that captures diagonally Playing piece for Fischer Pledge or risk Potential queen Potential queen, in a game Promotable chess piece Promotable piece Promotion piece? Put in hock Purveyor of chessmen? Patronized a certain broker Pledged; risked "Parks & Recreation" town "Parks and Recreation" town Platte River valley native Platte River Valley peoples Putting in hock People used by others Pieces that are typically sacrificed in gambits Pieces that make up half of a chess set Potential queens Promoted members of the board? Puts in hock Place for the unredeemed Place where people might exchange rings Place with gold in the window, often Places to trade jewelry for fast cash Places where goods are sometimes fenced Places where people might exchange rings Papaya, by another name Penn State symbol Padded things Parts of a panda Parts of poodles Places for retractable claws Places to find a cat's claws Poodle's feet Print makers in snow Print sources, maybe Print sources? Printmakers? Puppy dogs? Puppy feet Puppy's feet Pussy feet Plays with something, as a kitten might Plays with, as a cat does a toy Plays with, as a puppy might Plays with, as a toy mouse Plays with, kitten-style Plays with, like a kitten PATRON access control Peace (lat.) Peace in Caesar's time Peace, in Latin Peace, in a Latin Mass Peace, in ancient Rome Peace, in old Rome Peace, to Caesar Peace, to Ovid Peace, to Phaedrus Peace, to Plautus Peace, to Pompey Peace, to Praetorians Peace, to the Pope Peace: L. Peace: Latin. Period of stability Popular antidepressant Prozac alternative Planned Asian stability Peaceful period initiated by Emperor Augustus Period that ended with the death of Marcus Aurelius Period ushered in by Augustus Peace of cheese? Pliny's parting words, perhaps PLANK down Pick up the Check Piper's due Piper's fee. Please __ Here (checkout sign) Plunk down Prove profitable Prove worthwhile __-per-view Pony up the service charge, say payment for work done Peanut and caramel candy bar since 1932 Profitable discovery Profitable discovery that's "hit" Profitable find Profitable success Prospectors may strike it Prospetor's reward PERSON due money Part of a check list? Party in a money deal Person getting Venmoed Person getting the money Person named on a check Person on a check list? Person receiving money person to whom money is paid or due Person settling a bill Person who settles a bill Person who settles a debt person who pays Pony up for a certain online deal? Passing kindness along Perform an act of kindness, in a way Popular discount shoe store Profitable cargo passengers or cargo of an aircraft Parts of cargoes Physically working off a debt Playwright John Howard ____ Puzzler Trip Parking garage instruction Palm-greasing, of sorts