Letter P 157500–157750

Place to get a tan Place to read in the sun, maybe Popular sunning spot Place to "rack 'em up" Parlor furniture? Pieces of furniture on which folks take breaks? Pieces of furniture with many cushions *Plaything for a backyard swimming spot Palindromic deck Palindromic ship deck Palinromic ship deck Part of a sailing ship. Popeye is his son Popeye's father Pile of texts? Pile with a smile Party ___ (boor or bore) Party ___ (wet blanket) Penniless, maybe Perpetually broke Person with little money Penniless or impoverished ___ People's Campaign Publisher's problem Pitiable person "Perley" of journalism Perley of journalistic fame Part of a wedding-vow dichotomy Pauper's place, once Place for the down-and-out, once Puffy deep-fried bread Phrase of self-pity Pity-wallower's phrase Pleads poverty Possessive on a stock index Pitiable sort Person who just can't lose? Poor grammar quip, Part 2 Pass gas, in slang PARTY for Democracy and Progress PLASTER of Paris (abbr.) POST Office Preferred POST Office Protocol PRINTING-out paper (photog.) Pal of Snap and Crackle Palindromic drink Palindromic music genre Palindromic musical genre Parent in a Seuss title Part of a Rice Krispies trio Partner of Snap and Crackle Pater, in American. Pink noise? Play with Bubble Wrap Play with, as Bubble Wrap Possible result of inflation Prosecco-opening sound Punch in the face, informally Punch... or an alternative to punch Peter Max display Peter Max genre Peter Max's genre Pictures on Father's Day cards? Plastic container for cola Pinball component that keeps the ball moving Pay a quick visit Popular campfire treat. Popular microwave snack Product sold by Paul Newman Pink, for one Pet Shop Boys and Carpenters, for example "Pastorals" poet Paul VI. Paul or Leo. Paul, John or Leo Person whose Twitter handle is @Pontifex Peter was the first one Pious or Benedict Pius I, e.g. Pius VIII or Urban VIII Pius X, for one Poet Alexander Poet famous for heroic couplets. Poet of 18th cen. Poet of the heroic couplet. Poet who warned about "a little learning" Poet who wrote "Hope springs eternal in the human breast" Poet who wrote "To err is human ..." Pontifical English poet? Prison Break warden Pontiff of 1145. Piece of headwear more properly called a mitre Poet Alexander during Thanksgiving's mo.? Pontiff of 1878. Pontiff for just 26 days in 1605 Pontifical perambulator Paul and John Peter and succcessors Peter and successors Peter, Linus, Anacletus, etc. Peter, Paul et al. Pius XII and Leo XIII Pius and Leo Pontiffs. Pontiff quizzing cardinals-in-training? Poopdeck Pappy's son Popular chain of chicken restaurants plaything consisting of a toy gun that makes a popping sound *Pans' partners Pulp tree PLAIN-woven fabric with corded surface Prince's domain Perpetually snowcapped volcano in Mexico. Perform very well, in modern slang Place quickly, as a hat Puffed treat from a pan Puffy bread treat Puffy muffin. Puffy pastry pastry Hollow Puffy muffins. Puffy pastries Paw's relative. Preppy fashion choice (... first 2 letters + last 3) *Prepared for movie night, maybe Press stud Plant in Flanders fields plant with a large red flower Plural of "music that may be jangly"? No, "fizzing candy"! Paul Whiteman's nickname Prepares corn for snacking Provider of some light fare Puts suddenly, as a question Pays a quick visit Physics documentary's genre, informally Product on a birch stick Pays a surprise visit Pink can be found there Pink product Proposes marriage, informally Proposes marriage, informally Presents an important proposal Part of many beer cans Product with a Frosted Chocolatey Chip Pancake variety Propose marriage, informally Present a proposal Prepare to get the spare People as a mass Population as a whole people in general considered as a whole pleasing to many People, for one Prayer candle depicting Taylor Swift as a saint? People lived in Africa millions of years ago political strategy based on a calculated appeal to the interests or prejudices of ordinary people Political party formed in 1892 that advocated the free coinage of silver PC user's annoyance Pioneering college football coach Pedro's "___ favor" Peruvian preposition Preposición española ____ favor Paris butcher's offering Parisian pig Pig, in Paris Épaule de _____ (charcuterie offering) Pig: Latin. Part of a country house. Place for a first date? Place for a glider Place for a hammock. Place for a rocker Place for a rocking chair Place for the rocking-chair set. Place to hang wind chimes Place to sit on a hot day Place to swing? Place to watch the sun set, maybe Plazza. Popular rocker site Possibly screened space protection over a doorway People-watching vantage point Places for deliveries Porky Pig flick Popular soup mushroom *Prickly animal that may consume bark (6 to 9) Prickly critter Prototype of "Pogo" character. Prickly critters Part of the epidermis Perspiration conduit Perspiration opening Perspiration outlet Perspiration passage Perspiration passageway Perspiration point Perspiration vent Peruse, with "over" Place for a bead Plant opening Plant's stoma, e.g. Pumice feature Pondered (over). Pondered intently person who pores Perspiration perforations Perspiration vents Pumice features Pumice holes Pumice openings "Please" translation "Please," in Peru PAPUAN gold mine PARGO Pulitzer prize play, 1927. partner Bess follower Punster's folk opera. protein through which molecules can pass Pre-exam activity "Pulled" barbecue fare "Pulled" barbecue meat "Pulled" meat Pepperoni ingredient Pepperoni, in part Pet projects in bills Political favors Political favors informally Political spoils Politically motivated appropriations Politically motivated spending Politician's barrel Politician's barrelful Politician's barrelfull Politico's favors Popular barbecue meat Predecessor of barrel or pie Prohibition of Leviticus 11 Protein source in some ramen Pulled ___ sandwich Pulled-___ tacos *Political spending on pet projects (note letters 5 to 7 in this answer) Pet project legislation Pol's self-indulgent project, informally Pol's self-serving appropriation Political giveaway: Slang. Political patronage: Slang. Politician's pet project procurement Politician's pet projects Politician's project