Letter P 150750–151000

Partridge's preferred tree Partridge's tree Partridge's tree, in a Christmas carol Partridge's tree, in a Christmas song Partridge's tree, in a carol Peelable fruit Pipa shape Popular brandy flavor Popular compote fruit Popular pome Prickly ___ (cactus variety) Prickly ___ (the sabra) Prickly ___ (variety of cactus) Prickly item Produce aisle purchase Product in pomology. Pyrus fruit Poached fruit servings *Preparation using crushed Bartletts, say Pale grey colour Per a 2018 art research project, a Dutch team found no hook hanging it from the girl's ear Piece of wisdom Posthumous Janis Joplin album Precious object in a Steinbeck novella Precious oyster discovery Prize in an oyster "Porgy and Bess" star "Pavilion of Women" author person who dives for or trades in pearls Piece of jewelry with spherical gems Precious leek relatives? Parts of a strand Phrase from the book of Matthew "Perils of Pauline" star plant with small white flowers that are spherical in bud Peter's post *Puréed fruit drink PERRY, basis of Pares homophone Parts of many a still life Pome fruits. Possible dumpling filling Product of the Pacific Coast. Products of some orchards Peace Nobelist of 1957 Peace Nobelist, 1957 Pioneering educator and publisher associated with British learning Pastry made with Boscs, perhaps Pastry made with an orchard fruit Part of "Twelve Days of Christmas" gift Part of a Christmas gift Part of a traditional holiday gift Partridge habitat Partridge perch Partridge's Yuletide resting place Partridge's home, in song Partridge's home? Partridge's perch Partridge's perch, in song Partridge's place Partridge's place, in song Partridge's yuletide home Perch for a partridge. Place for a partridge Partridge family homes? Partridge locales Polar pioneer Pole Seeker Asylum Pole explorer Robert Pole seeker of 1909 Paella ingredients Paella morsels Paella pieces Paella tidbits Paella vegetables Paella veggies Pair in a pod Pair in an idiomatic pod Part of a TV dinner. Partners of carrots Pasta primavera ingredients Pellets in pods Pierre's pois Plants studied by Gregor Mendel Plants studied by Mendel Plants used in Mendel's research Pod contents Pod denizens Pod fill Pod fillers Pod group Pod inhabitants Pod inmates. Pod objects Pod occupants Pod pair Pod pals Pod partners. Pod pieces Pod population Pod residents Pod set Pod squad? Pod vegetables Pod veggies Pod's contents Podded vegetables Podded veggies Popular samosa filling Porridge legumes Porridge morsels Pot pie morsels Pot pie veggies Pot-pie ingredients Pot-pie veggies Potpie bits Potpie morsels Potpie spheroids Potpie tidbits Potpie vegetables Proverbial look-alikes Proverbial pod pair Proverbially, things exactly alike. Poolroom food-fight evidence? "Poet and ___ Overture": Suppé Poet and --- Overture Poet and ___ by Suppe. Poor farmer Poor guy person working on the land poor agricultural laborer of low social standing poor agricultural labourer of low social status poor worker PERSONS owning their own cottage and a small amount of land peasant proprietors "-- porridge hot . . ." "__ porridge in the pot ..." "___ porridge cold . . ." "___ porridge in the pot nine days old" PEA plant (arch.) Pod items, old-style Pod veggies, old-style Porridge of rhyme Porridge partner Porridge type Porridge type, in rhyme Porridge veggies, old-style ___ pudding (British dish) ___ pudding (nursery rhyme dish) pea plant PEAPOD pod of a pea plant Prankster's weapon "P"aparazzo and others? Pellet launchers Pellet-blowing toys Perfect pair Place to store spherical legumes? Policeman, for one Phrase that can refer to a vegetable dish or a thick fog Part of some potting soils Partiallly carbonized vegetable matter Partially carbonised vegetable matter used as a fuel when dried Partially carbonized moss Partially decayed matter used in balneotherapy Partly carbonised vegetable matter Plant fuel Plant matter for fuel Plant matter used as a plant covering Plant matter used as fuel. Possible fuel briquette material Potting medium Potting soil base Potting soil ingredient, often Primitive fuel Product of ancient bogs. partially carbonized vegetable matter saturated with water Pitcher-plant habitat Peg's acquiring renovated boat for wetland areas (4,4) PEAT bogs person who collects peat Popular mulch Pieces of fuel turf PAmpean relative PERSON difficult to control (sl.) Punk rock? P.G.A. course in Calif. PGA tour venue PEBBLED Painful to walk on barefoot, maybe Part of the upper bod Planking muscle Poppable muscle, informally Pressing target Pride for a gym rat Prime spot for a tat Prominent muscle for Terry Crews Pumping target, for short Push-up beneficiary Push-up muscle Push-up muscle, briefly Push-up muscle, informally Push-up target Push-up target, briefly Push-up target, for short Pie filler Pie nut Pie or ice cream nut Pie or praline nut Pie popular in South Pie variety whose pronunciation inspires debate Pie-topping nut Piece of some pies Popular kind of pie at Thanksgiving Popular pie flavor Popular pie ingredient Popular pie nut Popular pie variety Praline bit Praline component Praline ingredient, often Praline nugget Praline piece Prized pie Popular holiday dessert Pie nuts Pie-filling crunch Pieces of some pies Popular pie nuts Praline essentials Praline ingredients Praline items Praline nuts Prone to sin Petty misdeed Petty offense Pig's look-alike Piglike animal of the Southwest. Piglike mammal pig HAM HOG BOAR SWINE pig like animal pig like animal pig HAM HOG BOAR SWINE piglike animal of American forests Pant: Scot. Peaches: Fr. Peter Piper's haul Pickled peppers measure Plenty of trouble? Plantation in the musical "Mame" Poultry hierarchy Peter Piper