Letter P 151000–151250

Part of school that includes push-ups and situps Place to play dodgeball, informally Protagonist of Toni Morrison's "The Bluest Eye" Presser Bench pride Pride of the pumped-up Pride of the pumped-up, briefly Prominent beefcake features Prominent muscles for Terry Crews Pumper's muscles Push-up beneficiaries Push-up muscles Push-up muscles, for short Push-up targets Push-up targets, briefly Push-up targets, for short Push-ups strengthen them Pushing muscles, briefly Pushups build them Personal properties PERTAINING to the foot Participator in a "scramble crossing", casually Peddler's basket: Dial. Person afoot, for short Person at a Xing Person walking on foot, for short Person walking, for short Person who might be Xing a street Piano part: Abbr. Pastoral staffs Pastoral staves. Practice of teaching Profession of a teacher "Put the ___ to the metal!" *Piano ... bike ... loom Piano part pressed with a foot Part of a bicycle or loom Part of a bike Part of a bike or a piano Part of a car or bike Part of a harp. Part of a piano or a motorcycle Part of a piano or bicycle Part of a piano or bike Part of a piano. Part of a stationary bike Part of a trike Part of an organ Part of antique sewing machines Part of some harps Participate in Peloton class Participate in spin class Peloton Bike part Piano foot lever Piano lever Piano mute Piano or bicycle feature Piano or bike part Pipe organ part Play with one's feet Power a bike Power a trike Propel a bicycle Propel a bike Propel a penny-farthing Propel a tandem Propel a tricycle Propel a velocipede Propel the swan boat Propel your bike Put it to the metal Put one's foot down, perhaps ___ pushers part Organ effect part Piano Participated in the Tour de France Powered a unicycle, e.g. Propelled a Schwinn Propelled by foot person who pedals *Pants for pianists? Pianist's slacks? Pair on a bicycle Part of a bicycle. Partakes in the Tour de France Participates in the Tour de France Parts of a piano Parts of bikes and pianos Parts of party bikes Parts of some cycles Powers a bicycle Powers a bike Powers a trike Part of a flooring metaphor PRETENTIOUS scholar Pedagogue, but in an annoying way Person prone to nitpicking Petty academic Petty point maker Petty scholar Picky type Pompous parader of knowledge Precise pedagogue. Precisionist Professional showoff Professorial showoff person who is excessively concerned with details and rules Pretentious in one's teaching Pretentiously learned. Plays the pompous precisionist practice of being a pedant, esp in the minute observance of petty rules or details Promote (an idea) widely Push, so to speak Pushcart man Pushcart salesman People pushing things Pitching, in a way PAEDERASTY Place for a statue or a hero Place for an idol Place for an idolized one Place for bust Platform for a statue Position of esteem Places for idols Person walking on a road Partner of a mani, salon-wise Piggies' pampering, briefly Piggy makeover Piggy-pampering sesh Polish job Prefix for 'foot' Prefix for cure Prefix for cure or cab Prefix meaning "foot" Prefix with cab Prefix with cab or cure prefix Foot PAEDIATRIC Passenger tricycle Person-powered taxi pedicle Plant stalks. pediculosus PEDICULARIS PERSON who takes care of feet PERSON who treats toenails/feet professional care for the feet and toenails Person who will go toe to toe? PURE breeding, genealogical record of Poodle's papers Purebred family tree Purebred's genealogy Purebred's history Purebred dogs' ancestries Pampering treatments for feet, informally Partners of manis Procedures for pampering piggies Procedures that may involve a pumice stone, informally person who sells goods from door to door Pace counter Power walker's gadget person who is sexually attracted to children PAEDOPHILIA "Pain and Glory" director Almodóvar "Parallel Mothers" director Almodovar Pascal of "The Last of Us" Pascal of "The Mandalorian" Peru's president ___ Pablo Kuczynski Peruvian Peter Peter Peruvian Ancient Peter in Paraguay Peter, abroad Peter, in Palencia Peter, in Palos Peter, in Pamplona Peter, in Panama Peter, in Puebla Peter, in Puerto Rico Peter, in Spain Pierre, across the Pyrenees Pierre, in Pamplona Pierre, in Panama Pierre, in Spain Pitcher Martinez Pitcher Martinez of baseball Pitcher Martinez with three Cy Young Awards Pitching ace Martinez Pitching great Martinez Pitching legend Martinez Pitching star Martinez Playwright Calderon Portuguese explorer Cabral Puerto Rican leader ___ Albizu Campos Peruvian Petes People at a Xing People in Xings People on foot, briefly People on foot: Abbr. People walking on foot, for short Plant stalk "Pygmalion" opens with it Padlock opener? Panamanian capital? Parade starter? Person's head? Phillips head? Political capital? Pop start Precipitous start? Presentation opening? Prominent part of "Peter Piper picked a peck..." Protest leader {/Package/} opener? PEEBLESSHIRE town Person posting nasty blog comments from the toilet on a train? Peel back a bit, say Phrase before "I see you!" Playful phrase from Mommy Pare, as a pear Part of a banana Part of a grape Part of a lemon Part usually thrown away Pay the consequences of too much sun Peppermint Lounge twist? Pizza paddle Pizza parlor tool Pizzeria implement Pizzeria shovel Plantain covering Plantain protector Plantain's skin Plastic surgeon's procedure Post-sunburn experience Potato exterior Prepare a banana Prepare a potato, perhaps Prepare an orange Prepare carrots Prepare for cooking, as potatoes Prepare the pie apples Prepare to eat a banana Prepare to eat, perhaps Process potatoes Playwright source for Shakespeare's "King John" Poet of the Elizabethan period. Pared Prepared to eat, as a banana Paring tool Pie baker's utensil