Letter P 154250–154500

___ Peak (Colorado Springs summit) ___ Peak (Colorado mountain) ___ Peak, Colo. ___ Peak, Colorado Predatory freshwater fish Pioneer's slogan on the way west Phone hacker on the expressway? Post-punk band with members of the Clash and the Sex Pistols Potatoes alternative Pablo's wife in "For Whom the Bell Tolls" Paxinou role Pertaining to hair Pillar set into a wall Passion play role Passion-play figure Pontius -- Pontius who "washed his hands" Prefect of Judea Procurator of Judea. Pontius et al. Popular exercise method Popular modern exercise system Popular workout Posture-conscious regimen Popular rice dish. pilcher PILCH Paragraph symbol Paragraph symbol (... letters 4-7) paragraph mark PLATES of dissimilar metals laid alternately to produce current (electr.) Paperwork accumulation Plush finish Plush surface Professional organizer's target, maybe Parrots' pates plant which releases a cloud of pollen when shaken Plush, in a way Put one on one on one Praised and then some Participated in a gang tackle Pier-builder's need Pier-building machine Person doing laundry, often placer of things on pile Pelion-Ossa giants, e.g. Paperwork units Pier foundations PERSON who journeys to sacred place Physician, Franklin, or Friar Plymouth Colony settler Plymouth colonist Plymouth colonizer Plymouth settler person who journeys to a holy place Participants in a feast P. I. nut tree Philippine nut Philippine tree with edible seeds resembling almonds Philippines nut Pier supporter Pier's support Preparing a Dagwood sandwich, say Pier props Pier supports Philippine nut trees Pain of a person Person who's hard to take Pfizer unit Pharmacy caplet Pharmacy product. Pharmacy staple Pharmacy tablet Physician's pellet Popped item Prescription piece, perhaps Period of fuzzy sweaters? Plundering person Pirates, at times PERSON whose support is invaluable Parthenon part Parthenon post Parthenon supporter Portico prop Place to post letters in England. Portico features Pharmacist's bonnet Places for aspirins or weapons Peashooters-and-aspirin conflict? person addicted to pills PASSENGER seat Prescription meds scheduling aid Place to rest your head Palahniuk tale of a rowdy slumber party society? Part of the bed linen Physician, disparagingly Parts of some dosages Pharmaceutical output Pharmaceutical rep's samples Pharmacy tablets Placebos. Prescriptions, often people Disagreeable pilule PILOCARPUS microphyllus leaf, pharmacologically active component of pilous Part of some stoves Person in a cockpit Person in a high chair? Person who sits in front of a cabin Plane flier Plane flyer Plane handler Plane worker Plane's captain Portland State student Possibility for the fall TV schedule Pre-docking liner boarder Pre-episode Prototypical film person qualified to fly an aircraft or spacecraft Possibility considered after an air accident posts raising a building up from the ground Part of a gas range. Post, Tibbets et al. Prospective TV shows Prototype shows PILOTAGE Preliminary research procedure Pale lager, informally Pale, light lager beer Pale lager beer Pale lager type Pale beers Pale lagers Polish Premier and President. PILLULE People also known as the Akimel O'odham People of the Gila River Valley Pepper often stuffed in Manzanilla olives Pepper pot shaken over fried carbon-free mince Pepper stuffed in olives Popular stuffing Peppers in a Southern cheese spread Pepper in an olive Preakness Stakes racetrack Preakness racetrack Preakness site Preakness track. Players Ball attendee Prostitution figure Plant of the primrose family Purple-tinged flowers Players Ball attendees PERSONAL Information Managers Personal identification number, for short PARENTS Information Network Part of a 7-10 split Part of a split Part of an electrical connector Passcode that never contains letters or symbols Password at an ATM Password relative Peg or bolt. Piece of skittles equipment Piper's victory? Pledge's accessory Pledge's item Pole for the flag, on a golf course. Pole on a golf course. Pole on a green. Pole on the links. Political-convention purchase Prefix with head or hole Primitive kind of camera Put on a Google Map part Spare participant Strike pointy peg P. I. cloth PINEAPPLE fibers/fibres used in fabric Pedro's anana Philippine cloth. Pineapple cloth. Pineapple drink Pineapple, in Latin America. Pineapple, in Spanish pair of opposite parallel faces of crystal Poolside drink Poilu's wine Philippine fruits Pineapples, in Latin America. Pineapples, in Peru Pineapples, in Spain "Parking" image, on signs Paper-mache party figure Papier-mâché fiesta item Papier-mâché toy holder Party animal, of a sort Party gift holder Party item depicted in the middle of this puzzle's grid Party item that's filled with candy Party swinger Party target Prize-filled target papier-mâché party decoration filled with sweets plaything consisting of a container filled with toys and candy Party animals Party animals, perhaps? Party features with tildes Party items originally made from clay pots Party items that get broken Party store stock Plaque in Greek antiquity PACHINKO-like game Penny arcade game. Penny-arcade game Popular arcade game Penny-arcade attraction Paper pusher's workplace? part of sirloin ____ nez: spectacles Part of a pair of nippers. Pinch, as with pliers. Press tightly between the fingers Penny -- (stingy sort) Presses so as to confine *Plagiarize the Top 40? Put on a tight shoe Preliminary step in a hairdo. Point guard? Poet to whom much is ode? person who impounds "Ponderosa" tree Ponderosa ___ Ponderosa, e.g. Ponderosa, for one Popular furniture wood Popular wood Producer of cones and needles Pine cone: Lat. pinecone PINERY-grown product Product of the Fiftieth State. Punch chunks PINEA Part of many a wreath Product of an evergreen. Popular golf resort. ___ Park, Fla.