Letter P 176750–177000

Port of Georgia Person of great learning Person of learning Pack rat's motto Part two of our message Participate in a 401(k) Perform a lifeguard's feat Pinch pennies Pitcher's achievement Pitcher's bailout Pitcher's datum Pitching credit Poor Richard's advice. Practice frugality Practice thrift. Prepare for a rainy day Prepare for retirement Preserve computer files Preserve files electronically Preserve from loss Preserve, as a file Preserve, as in Word Prevention of a score, in hockey. Prudent word-processing action Pull out of the fire Put a little aside Put in an album, say Put in the attic, maybe Put money away Put money in the bank Put on a flash drive, say Put on a thumb drive, say Put on the cloud Put on the cloud, say Put on the hard drive, e.g. Put pennies in a piggy bank, say Put something aside Put one's jacket down, say Participated in a Christmas club Pauline's cry Pinched pennies. Placed money in the bank Planned ahead, in a way Planned for the future Put aside for a rainy day "Phew, what fortuitous intervention!" Pilot about a charm school rescue operation? Prevented personal loss, informally Prevented a disaster Planned ahead, perhaps Prepared for a rainy day. Put away (for) Put some money away Preserve prestige. Preserve some dignity Preserve a digital file, in a hurry Possible request at a wedding Phrase on an advertising flyer Pick up for less Plea for a vessel's rescue Passbook user Penny attachment Person who tends not to spend Person with spare cash Piggy bank user Pizza ___ (little table-shaped item in a pizza box) Passbook holders Penny-wise ones People of some account Piggy-bank owners Prevents from being lost or harmed Pinches pennies Pitching choice Pitching coups Plans for the future, perhaps Plays the hero Practices thrift. Prepares for a rainy day. Puts aside Puts away for a rainy day Puts by. Puts in the bank Puts money away Puts money in the bank Puts something aside Prius proclamation Puts money aside for future use Prepares for a big purchase Preps for a rainy day Puts money away, as for retirement Preserves urns? "Put this on your calendar" Put a backup copy on Prepare for a big purchase Prepare for a trip, say Prepare for rainy days. Put away money for the future "Please be our hero!" Plea to a superhero, maybe Prince Charles' closetful Participating in a 401(k) Planning for a rainy day, say Planning to use later Putting aside. Putting money aside Pack rat's nickname? Passbook, deposit slips, etc.? Portfolio for retirement planning? Piggy bank-filling contest? Part of the budget, perhaps Piggy bank contents Proof of a heroic rescue? person who rescues another Pantomimist Jimmy ___: 1896–1960 Pantomimist Jimmy. Puckish comedian of Broadway. Politico's need Prolong, as delicious bites Possessed a certain quality. Particular tastes. Perceives by taste. Pot cover, e.g. Place for "stompin'" Popular 1920s-'50s Harlem ballroom, with "the" Performer for Gilbert & Sullivan person keenly interested in the operettas of Gilbert and Sullivan Playgoers of a special sort. Place to stay in central London Perform some millwork Practical know-how Player who stops a lot of pucks? (7) Past tense of "see" Paid a call on Peeped Penultimate word of a palindrome Perceived visually Perform a certain illusion Plank cutter Play a fiddle, in a way Prepare for a fire, in a way Prestidigator's prop, perhaps Prison-cake ingredient Process lumber Process lumber, in a way Prop for a classic magic trick Prop for a classic magician's trick Prop for a magician's trick Prop for an old magic trick Perceived to be Pair of fins equivalent Piece of folding money. PARTITION wall-insulating product PLASTERBOARD, filler used for Particleboard makeup, at times Particles covering a trail Powdery wood particles Played a fiddle. Plied a toothed tool Prepared cords Produced planks, perhaps Put teeth to work Person cutting lumber Personal cutting tool? Portable trestles Politely admitted Preparing lumber Peered through the windows of, say Peter Hartlaub called it "the Syriana of slasher films" Plank producer Plant that yields wood? Pre-cut, as lumber Previously cut Previously cut, as lumber Processed, as lumber Pruned, in a way Persevered with Place to get planks Parts of lumber mills Pithy truths Processes lumber Props for some magic shows Proverbs for carpenters? Pulls alternatively, as on reins: Colloq. Personally made sure. Part of a certain cutting blade Prepare for a hearth Prepare lumber. Penultimate film in 2003-2010 horror series person who saws timber for a living "Pink Panther Theme" soloist Parker played it Parker's wind Part of a horn section Part of a jazz combo, often Part of many film noir scores Paul Desmond s instrument Pee Wee Ellis plays one Prominent feature of "Rhapsody in Blue" Prominent horn in jazz Prominent instrument in "Careless Whisper" Prop for Kenny G Pledge drive featuring Clarence Clemons wailing on his instrument? Part of many old German duchy names Partner of Coburg, historically Parts of jazz combos Popular horns. poison extracted from mollusc Person from Dresden Piper and Lochlan's brother, on "The White Lotus" Pre-Norman invader Per legend, King Arthur defeated them at the Battle of Badon Hill Publications dedicated to the history of a jazz instrument? Part of a big band Parker's feature "Pardon me, but . . ." Power of final decision. Proposal prelude "--Prayer for the Boys..." "___ Prayer for Me Tonight": "Gigi" song "___ Prayer" (1990 hit) "___ prayer for me" -- prayer for PHILIPPINES garment Philippine skirt Philippines skirt Pronounceable Physical request Physician's order Poison "Open Up and ___!" Photo shoot phrase Photographer's directive Photographer's request ... as suggested by this puzzle's circled letters? Prompt before a photo, often inducing smiles Pop singer Leo Peter Wimsey creator Pray preprandially Phrase on the backs of W.N.B.A. warmup shirts during the 2020 season Pass along a salutation Pass along greetings "Pass along my regards" Phrase of conditionality Princes, among the Moslems. Preparing to eat, in a way "Poor Richard's Almanac" entries Proverbs, for example "___ Poor Richard": Franklin Plaintive plea in the 1919 Black Sox scandal Plea made to a chimney sweep? "Please don't play another march by that guy!"? Patriots' fans to one another after Super Bowl XX?
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