Letter P 165750–166000

Part of a fishing rod that spins Part of a fly fisherman's gear Part of a movie. Part of an angler's gear Part of piscatorial paraphernalia Piece of fishing gear Piece of fly-casting equipment Piece of old movie equipment Piscator's need Polka cousin Pre-digital film unit Predigital film part Proceed besottedly Proceed while plastered Projection booth item Projection booth spool Projection room item, once Projection room spool Projection-booth item Projectionist's burden Projectionist's item Projectionist's must Projectionist's need Projectionist's spool Projectionist's unit Projector attachment Projector load Projector need Projector spool of old Projector's burden Projector's load Pull in a big bite Pick again Put back in Put back in Office aide (abbr.) Put back in Washington, e.g. Put back in a seat Put back in office Put back in office (Last 5 letters + ...) Politician's dream Puts back Puts back in Puts back in office Puts back into office Puts back to work, perhaps Puts back, in a way Participated in a folk dance. Participant in a lively dance Pull out of the water Pulling in fish? Right - pulling in fish Part of a movie film. Perform an angler's maneuver. Projectionists? Pre-digital film units Projection booth contents Projection booth items Projection booth items, once Projection booth lineup Projection booth sights Projection booth spools Projection booth stack Projection room inventory Projection room items Projection room stack Projection room stacks Projection room units Projection spools Projection-room changes Projection-room items Projectionist's responsibilities. Projectionist's stack Projectionists worked with them Projectionists' concerns Projectionists' needs Projector attachments Projector items Projector units Projectors' concerns Pulls (in), as a fish Pulls (in), as fish Pulls out of school? Pours out easily Passé recording media Put on the job again Pass legislation again. Perform in a Civil War show, perhaps Perform once more Portray again. Portray, as a crime Portray, as a historical event Portray, as a past event Portray, as historical events Present an approximation of, on "Cops" Put on something old? Performed again, as a historical event Played anew Performs a dramatization of Performs in costume, as a Civil War battle Performs in period Performs, as a historical event Performs, as historical scenes Plays out history Plays over Portrays again Portrays anew Put back on the pay roll. Putting in bondage again. Participate in again Pop back in Penetrates anew Pre-landing events Part of a spaceflight Part of an Apollo mission Part of an astronaut's flight Part of an astronaut's trip Period of radio silence Phase near the end of a space flight Point in a space shuttle's trip Pre-splashdown stage Put up again "Pariah" writer-director Dee Pawnees' cousins "Pastures" poet: 1933 "Pee Wee" born Harold Peter Henry "Pleasantville" star Witherspoon Peanut Butter Cup creator Peanut butter confectioner Peanut butter cup family name Peanut butter cup inventor Peanut butter cup inventor H.B. Peanut butter cup magnate Peanut butter cup magnate H.B. Peanut butter cup namesake Peanut-butter cup creator Peanut-butter cup inventor Peanut-butter cup name Peanut-butter-and-chocolate innovator H. B. ___ Pee Wee Pee Wee of baseball Pee Wee in Brooklyn Pee Wee in Cooperstown Pee Wee of Cooperstown Pee Wee of Ebbets Field Pee Wee of baseball fame Pee Wee of old baseball Pee Wee of the '40s-'50s Dodgers Pee Wee of the 1940s-'50s Dodgers Pee Wee of the Brooklyn Dodgers Pee Wee of the Dodgers Pee Wee of the big league Pee Wee of the diamond Pee Wee or Della Pee Wee the Dodger Pee Wee who befriended Jackie Robinson Pee Wee who was nicknamed The Little Colonel Pee Wee whose '1' was retired PeeWee of Cooperstown Peewee ___, Dodgers' shortstop. Peewee of Flatbush. Peewee of baseball Peewee of the Dodgers Peewee or Della Peewee who wasn't so small Piece designer Piece provider? Piece-maker? Player in "The Boys of Summer" Player of Becky in "Vanity Fair", 2004 Poet Lisette Poet Lizette Poet Lizette Woodworth ___ Poetess Lizette. Pokey or Pee Wee of Major League Baseball Popular Dodger shortstop. Popular Dodger. Popular ballplayer. Popular shortstop. Portrayer of Elle in "Legally Blonde" Producer/actress Witherspoon Popular brand of peanut butter cups "Peewee" and family. "Pieces" candy brand "Pieces" possessive -- Pieces (candy) Peanut butter candy brand Peanut butter cup brand Peanut butter cup possessive Peanut-butter candy brand Peanut-butter treat brand Pee Wee and Della Pee Wee and Jimmy of baseball Pee Wee and Mason Pee Wee and Rich Pee Wee's family Peewee and Della Pieces maker Pieces of peanut butter? Pieces seen in "E.T." Pieces that are popular Popular candy pieces Popular cups Popular peanut butter candy Popular pieces Possessive name on candy wrappers Possessive on a candy wrapper Possessive on candy wrappers Possessive on orange candy wrappers Possessive on peanut products Possessive preceding Pieces and Puffs Proper possessive on some candy wrappers Puffs brand Puffs cereal brand __ Peanut Butter Cups __ Pieces (E.T. nosh) __ Pieces (snack brand) ___ Pieces (Hershey brand) ___ Pieces (M&M's competitor) ___ Pieces (candy in "E.T.") ___ Pieces (lookalikes of M&M's) ___ Pieces (peanut butter candies) ___ Pieces (peanut butter candy) ___ Pieces (rhyming candy) ___ Puffs (peanut-butter-and-chocolate cereal) "__ Petite" (Jackie Wilson song) '_____ Petite ('57 song)' ___ pleats (zoot suit feature) ___ pleats (zoot-suit feature) PASS rope through Pass (a rope) through a cringle. Pass a rope through Pass a rope through (a block, pulley, etc.). Pass a rope through a block: Naut. Pass a rope through a hole. Pass cautiously through Pass rope through a block. Pass rope through a hole Pass rope through cleat. Pass through a block Pilgrim in Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales" Pilgrim in Chaucer's "The Canterbury Tales" pass through a hole pass through a hole or opening portrayer Steel component Passed a rope through Passed through, as a rope "Popo" author "Popo" author: 1980 Passes a rope through Passes rope through rings. Player of Kent