Letter P 153750–154000

Putout of a player between bases Person who might bump into you on a subway Petty criminal Plays the banjo, e.g. Plectrums. Prepare to decamp? Pay for everyone Pay for everyone's dinner Pay for everyone’s meal, informally Parental order #2 PINE tree acid Park outing Place for a basket Play in which Paul Newman made his Broadway debut Pleasant experience: Slang. Prepackaged meal? Pulitzer Prize-winning play by William Inge Pulitzer play of 1953 Pulitzer-winning play of 1953 Park place with tables Park section Park space Place to eat outside Places for ants and barbecues Pork shoulder cut Pack-a-lunch excursions: Var. Park setting Peak, in Pamplona Peak: Span. Prefix meaning "trillionth" Photo showing roadside trash? Popular Jewish comedienne. Peaks: Sp. P.R. releases Paparazzi stock Paparazzo's wares Paparazzo's wares, for short Photo op results Photo shop products Photographer's product. Photographs: Slang. Photos in rotos Photos, briefly Photos, for short Photos, informally Pre-Celtic person PAINT (comb. form) Painting: Prefix. Prefix re drawing picture or symbol standing for a word or group of words, as in written Chinese Painter's Easel constellation. People of ancient Scotland People of early Britain people living in scotland in roman times Paint or represent Product of Hollywood. pen and ink drawing Periodical format not much seen nowadays Pretty souvenir Photograph on a card typically mailed from a vacation spot Picasa uploads Potentially paintable Photo's ace? Puttering person Pandowdy kin Papa John's delivery Papa John's order Part of a diner display Part of a diner showcase Pastry in a county fair competition Pastry often filled with fruit Pastry with a crust Pastry-topped dish Patty-cake. Peach, cherry, or blueberry Peach, pumpkin or pecan Pecan dessert Pecan or apple Pecan or pumpkin delight Pecan pastry People save room for it at Thanksgiving Pizza box contents Pizza delivery Pizza or quiche Pizza parlor order Pizza unit Pizza's literal meaning. Pizza, e.g. Pizza, for one Pizza, or something to eat after pizza Pizzeria buy Pizzeria creation Pizzeria product Pizzeria unit Place for 24 blackbirds, in verse Place for blackbirds? Place for key limes Popular dessert choice Popular takeout meal Pot attachment PowerPoint chart Powerpoint image Prank missile Prankster's purchase, perhaps Presentation chart shape Product of Connecticut's Frisbie company, whose containers started a recreational craze in the 1920s Profit pool metaphor Profit pool, so to speak Projectile allegedly tossed during last year's Indie 500 Crossword Tournament, though such an act would be totally in violation of code, not to mention utterly juvenile Projectile in a Three Stooges movie Projectile in a comedic fight Projectile in a slapstick fight Projectile in some political acts Prop for a clown Prop in slapstick Publicly prank, in a way Pudding alternative Pumpkin concoction Pumpkin dessert Pumpkin or mince Pumpkin pastry Pumpkin, peach or pecan Pumpkin, pecan or peach pastry dish Precursors of mode Patchy horse Pinto horse. Portion of a whole Packed heat Parlor selection Part of many a puzzle Part of the whole Pawn's superior Pawn, e.g. Pawn, say Pianist's performance Pianist's selection Pie portion Pie serving Pie slice, e.g. Pistol, in gangland slang Pizza serving Pizza slice, say Pizzeria takeout Player on a board Portion; component Prelude or étude Puzzle portion Puzzle segment Puzzle unit portion of pie or cake Patched randomly Put (together), as a jigsaw Put (together), as a jigsaw puzzle Put (together, jigsaw-style) PART at a time PART by part Painting depicting angels? Patcher person who mends, repairs, or joins something Pay based on output Pay based on production Per item compensation Per-unit pay Per-unit pay scales Partner of bits Parts of a jigsaw puzzle. Pianist's performances Piano recital tunes Pie servings Pistols or coins Puzzle components Puzzle count Puzzle parts Parrot's cry in "Treasure Island" Part of Captain Kidd's treasure Pirate plunder ... or a hint to interpreting an appropriate number of squares in this puzzle Pirate's parrot's cry, in "Treasure Island" Parts of a pirate treasure Percentage illustration Percentage representations Patching (together) pastry used for making pies "___ Piper of Hamelin" Parti-colored, like a horse Patched with colors Patchily colored Patchy in color Patchy-colored Piper description Piper descriptor Piper type Piper's adjective Piperlike Polychromatic, as pigeons __ Piper: rat-removal fellow ___ Piper ("Silicon Valley" start-up) piper Hamelin casualty Place in the city Place in town Place to hang your chapeau Pandowdy holder Place to find a turnover Persuasive musical figure from folklore Participant in a certain contest. *Pastry that doesn't live up to its hype? Phantasmagoric Pol's promise often Promise of a future reward Promise of prosperity around the corner Promise one can't count on Penny demander of rhyme Pizza pros Pastry chef's forms Park your pinnace here Parking place for a liner Part of the waterfront Party cruise starting point Pillared structure Place for a fisherman Place for a seaside stroll Place for a shore dinner Place for docking Place for loading and unloading Place for seagulls to sit Place for ships to dock Place on Piles Place to dock boats Place to dock or stroll Place to drop a line Place to drop a line from Place to fish or dock Place to load and unload Place to stroll or fish Place to tie one on? Place to unload Place where ships dock Place where some punts end up Place with slips and sloops Place you might throw out a line Planks on water, often Platform built out from the shore, supported on piles Platform over the water Platform over water Port part Port structure Platform jutting from the shore ___ pressure (cause of a jetty collapse) place Landing place where boats are tied up