Letter P 172750–173000

Part of an electrical machine. Part of engine that revolves Piece in a LEGO helicopter set Piece in a model helicopter kit Propeller of a helicopter. Propeller turner part Copter Early part Helicopter Army part Moving part Revolving firework part Spinning part Turning meas. *Plumbing company whose jingle says "away go troubles down the drain" Pipe-cleaning company Popular clog remover Pictorial sections. Picture sections in gravure. Picture sections of papers. Picture supplements Printing processes, for short Prepare the soil for planting, perhaps Putrefies Putrifies Putrefied Past its prime, and then some Plan that stinks Player's plague Part of London's Hyde Park. Powdered rock used as an abrasive Pure evil Port on New Maas. Port on the Maas. Powerful German dog, informally Powerful working dog, for short Powerful pooches Patella, or kneepan: Anat. Pudgy and then some Pants, slangily Persona non grata at a NOW meeting Philandering man Philandering sort Player/preyer Possible orgiast Profligate sort Port of Paris. Port on the Seine President François Hollande's birthplace port Seine City on the Profligates PAINT with cosmetic Paris's Moulin ___ Powder puff stuff Powdery cheek cosmetic Product like blush Put color in one's cheeks Polishing agents Place for a niblick Plaster of cement and gravel used on outside walls Partially edited version of a movie Pushed around (with "up") person that does the rough preparatory work on something Poorly maintained land with a mansion? Physical play Play in a disorderly manner Play rowdily Put up with rugged conditions Pickup shtick that needs refinement? Problem-filled period Pare somewhat to size PGA Championship staple Police artist's drawing, e.g. *Particularly bumpy hopper? Perforating wheels Place for spinning a wheel and placing bets in a casino People of Transylvania. Printing press handle Printing-press handle Part of a bout Part of a prizefight Play for some pros Pug's period Pugilistic period Punching-out period? Plump workers? Puritan of Charles I's day. PARLIAMENTARY party during Civil War, nickname for the (Eng.) Puritans, circa 1650. Potential haymaker Poor fits for square holes Petition of a sort Petition signed in circular form. Petition with names in circular form Petition written in a circle. Petition, with signatures in circular form. PAPER routes Parts of boxing matches person who makes rounds, as for inspection or to deliver goods Place for King Arthur's knights Place for a discussion. Point A to point B and back Pass valid for a journey there and back Poultry ailment. Poultry disorders Provoke, as to anger Put on alert person or thing that rouses people ___ Point, N. Y., port of entry on Canadian border. ___ Point, N. Y., at Canadian border. Painter of "The Sleeping Gypsy" Philosopher Jean-Jacques Philosopher interred at Paris's Panthéon Philosopher who wrote "To be sane in a world of madmen is in itself madness" Place to relax while reading "The Social Contract"? Pull out of bed Push out of bed Presley vehicle: 1964 Pulled roughly from bed, say Pushes out of bed Perform a cabinetmaking function Powerful defeat part of revellers Path to follow Paper deliverer's assignment Paper deliverer's plan Paper trail? Paperboy Path Paperboy's circuit Paperboy's itinerary Paperboy's path Paperboy's territory Paperboy's tour Papers are tossed along it Pass pattern, in football Path for a city bus Path from one place to another Path from point A to point B Path traveled Planned path Postal beat Postal worker's assignment Postal worker's beat Postal worker's path Postman's beat Postman's itinerary. Postman's path Postman's rounds Preset path path Person Provided with turn-by-turn directions Piece of Internet equipment Planing tool Power tool; communicating device Paths or courses to follow Paperboys' assignments Paths from here to there Paths to take Post office assignments Postal assignments Paths to follow, to Brits pattern of usual daily habits Patterns of everyday living Postal activity Pummels on the field Politico Karl Politico with the memoir "Courage and Consequence" Pal of Fido Pal of Fido and Spot Peripatetic one. Person given to wandering Perseverance and Curiosity Pests in a croquet game Players without fixed positions Peregrinations "Pretty maids" arrangement Propel a boat with oars Paddle a boat Part of a Battleship coordinate Part of a Battleship guess Part of a guess in Battleship Part of a seat assignment Part of a spreadsheet Part of an airplane seat assignment Part of spread sheet Part of the rank and file? Plan B for a motorboater Plane ticket datum Plane ticket word Plane-ticket word Planting line Ply a paddle Ply oars Ply paddles Ply the oars Power a boat Power a dory Propel a bireme Propel a dinghy Propel a dory Propel a skiff Propel an umiak Propel with oars Pull an oar Place for up-front orchestra seats Prime seating area Prime seating spot Partner of Martin Author Popular TV pair. Park-pond rental item Park-pond sight Pond craft Pulled conveyance Pitcher Schoolboy Pitcher nicknamed Schoolboy Playwright who coined the term "lothario" Playwright who created the character Lothario Poet Nicholas: 1674–1718 Poet laureate Nicholas Poet laureate of England, 1715. Poet laureate of England: 1715–18 Poet laureate, 1715–18. Poet laureate: 1715 Preacher on the mound Participated in a regatta, maybe Plied paddles Plied the oars Propelled a dragon boat, say Propelled a proa Propelled at Actium Propelled using oars Propelled with oars Propelled with paddles Pulled one's weight? Propelled a boat with oars Propelled a boat with oars Participated in another school's regatta? Part of a spur part Spur Person making waves? Person on a crew team Person using oars Piano-playing Muppet Piano-playing Muppet dog Piano-playing dog on "The Muppet Show" Periods when Harry Potter books are unavailable? Playful snarl Participates in a regatta, perhaps Participates in crew Parts of a movie theater Parts of a spreadsheet Parts of stadium sections