Letter P 17500–17750

person who applies for something Prospective employee's questionnaire Practical, as science Practical, not theoretical Pressed on Put to use Painter, e.g. Paintbrushes and such Pertains Puts into action Puts on, as gloss Puts on, as makeup Puts on, as paint Practice of sewing pieces of decorative material together Place in contact Ply Present a resumé Put Put in for a job Put in one's name (for) Put on, as foundation Put on, as glue Put on, as makeup Put to good use Put to work put in an application or request Predeter-mine Put in a post Put on the board, say Put on the court, say prearrange Picked Preferred picked out predetermined Pick, of sorts President's choice Presidential choice Presidential pick person who is appointed Puts in a seat PRODUCED by occult means PLACE in juxtaposition PLACE in proximity PLACE opposite Place alongside Place before. Place beside Place near Place near each other Place near to Place side-by-side Put in juxtaposition. Put in proximity Put near Put next to Put next to each other. Put side by side place side by side or in close proximity place side by side or near to each other Placed abreast. Placed contiguously Placed next to Placed opposite. Placed side-by-side Places before. Places in proximity. Places near Places next to Places side by side Places together Puts side by side Placing side by side Program and webpage contain nothing relevant Putting side by side. Property valuation Property valuations Perform an "Antiques Roadshow" task Place a value on. person being appraised person who determines market value of something Perceive Printer's devil. plebe prentice Proposition. Proximity Progressing, as an asymptotic line toward the x-axis place oneself PRONOUNCE good Pass an in-kind award? practice of groups making plans to meet then altering them via mobile phones Programs on your phone PC programs PC programs, briefly PC programs, for short PC programs, informally PC programs, slangily PC suite components PDA add-ons Pandora and Spotify Pandora and others Phone downloads Phone fill Phone fillers Phone programs Phone purchases Phone screen array Phone software Photos and iTunes Pixel purchases PlantSnap and LeafSnap, for example Play Store software Pokemon GO and Scrabble GO Potato skins and mozzarella sticks Pre-entree bites, for short Programs on iPhones Programs on mobile devices Programs on phones Programs on tablets Programs opened with a finger tap Programs opened with a fingertip Programs that can win Webby Awards Programs, informally Projects for some developers Purchases from iTunes, perhaps Push notification senders Push notification sources Place to download mobile software PDA entry PDA input PDA listing PDA notation Part of a GP's schedule Part of a sched. Part of an M.D.'s sched. Patient request: Abbr. Physical need?: Abbr. Pocket PC entry Pol. plum Prearranged mtg. PDA entries Palm dates: Abbr. Planner entries: Abbr. Planner notations: Abbr. Parisian mo. Part of a dateline. Part of the second qtr. Passover mo., often Passover mo., usually Passover's mo. in 2025 Passover's mo., usually Passover's month, often: Abbr. Patriot's Day mo. Plastic fig.? Plastic user's fig. Pluvial time: Abbr. Poet in Your Pocket Day mo. Port ___, Guam. Port ___, scene of Allied landing on Guam Port of Guam, U. S. naval base. Poor grammar quip, Part 1 Post, in Paris Preceder of ski or midi Paris afternoons. Post-slope social hour often involving mulled wine and music Polite French phrase said while holding a door Prankster's pet day: Abbr. PARTY drink, non-alcoholic PLUM genus, fruit of PLUM-like fruit Pastel hue Peach like fruit Peach's cousin Peach's kin Peachlike fruit Pinkish shade Pinkish yellow Plum cousin Plum kin Plum's kin Preserves flavor Patisserie purchase Paris month Part of a calendar Part of an Argentine autumn Part of the year. Pat Boone hit, "___ Love" Pat Boone's "___ Love" Patriots Day month Patriots' Day (third Monday in __) Patriots' Day time Patriots' Day's month People fool around on its first day Pisces month Pluvial month Pluvial time Pranks are pulled at the start of this month Prankster's favorite month Precedes May Powers role in "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E." Prankster's holiday observed on the first of the fourth month Prank victim once a year Prank victim, maybe Prank victim, perhaps Prankster shout Prankster's cry Prankster's shout "___ Paris" "___ Paris," 1932 song Popular song by Vernon Duke. Pat Boone classic Periods for Aries and Taurus Periods of rain, often Periods of showers, proverbially Philosopher's term Preconceived Presumptively Presupposed by experience PROTECTIVE garment PROTECTIVE outer garment Parking Airport area Part of Amelia Bedelia's outfit Part of Paul Prudhomme's outfit Part of a boxing ring Part of a stage Part of a stage or airport Part of a stage, in front of the curtain. Part of an airfield. Part of an airport. Part of stage in front of proscenium arch. Part of stage, boxing ring, or airport terminal Paul Prudhomme accessory Paved area around hangars. Paved area of an airfield. Paved hangar area. Paved part of an airfield Pavement around a hangar Pinafore Place for a chip shot Place to wipe the hands Plane parking lot Plane parking place Plane's parking place Pottery class wear Protection against kitchen splatters Protection from splattering Protection while cooking Protective clothing Protective kitchen garment