Letter P 184250–184500

___ press (sleek hairstyle) product Worm Piece of fruit made from cocoons? Part of morning dress Parts of Uncle Sam costumes Parent of a young fabric factory laborer Part of Polo's path Parachute materials. Pimlico garb Print employing a stencil Printmaking technique print produced by the silkscreen process Popular Father's Day gift Pane support Perch for a pie Perch for a potted plant Perch for an air-conditioner Perch for pots or pies Pie cooling place Pie perch Pie perch, perhaps Pie place, maybe Pie place, sometimes Pie-cooling ledge Pie-cooling place Pie-cooling spot Piece under a door Place for a cooling pie Place for a flowerpot Place for a hot pie Place for a hot pie to cool Place for a houseplant Place for a pie Place for a pie to cool Place for a pie to cool off Place for a pie? Cool! Place for a plant or a pie Place for a pot Place for an aloe Place for an herb box Place for houseplants Place for some plants Place to cool a pie Place to cool off Place to dust Place to grow some herbs Place to keep plants Place to set a candle, maybe Plant or pie place Plant place, perhaps Plant pot spot Plant shelf, maybe Planter's place Poet Edward Rowland ___ Poet who wrote "Opportunity" Potted herb spot Potted plant spot place Cooling-off period plant place Potted Parts of some windows Perches for houseplants Pie-cooling places Pigeon hangouts Places for cooling pies, in cartoons Places for houseplants Places for small herb gardens Places to cool it? Places to cool pies Places to put potted plants Places to set geraniums Potted plant places Potted plant sites Prime bird-watching spots for indoor cats Paul McCartney "___ Love Songs" Person akin to a dumb bunny Playroom item Playroom item, perhaps Pliable plaything Product sold in an egg-shaped container Part of a company that's unintentionally cut off from everyone else, metaphorically Part of a farmland skyline Part of a prairie skyline Part of a rural skyline Part of a rural skyline silhouette Part of many a rural skyline Part of the Iowa skyline Part of the rural landscape. Patriot's place Peacekeeper's home Phallic structure erected in a field Phallic-shaped farm building Pit for a missile. Pit for holding a missile. Pit for storing grain. Pit of a sort. Pit or tower. Place for an Atlas Place for an ICBM Place for an inactive Minuteman? Place for feed Place for fermenting fodder Place for fodder Place for forage Place for grain storage. Place for missiles Place to put grain Place to store coal, perhaps Place to store corn Place to store fodder Plains cylinder Prairie building Prairie skyline feature Prairie structure place Titan Memorable Placed in a farm tower Protected, as fodder Parts of a rural skyline Pastoral skyline features Pits of missiles. Places for ICBM's Prairie towers Part 3 of the word ladder Part of a delta Particulate collection Potential mouth choker Product of rock weathering Period in which early invertebrate land animals appeared Precious metal often symbolizing second place Pollster Nate Precious white metal Patriarchal gorilla Printing-paper coating Phobia of argent figurines ... even though it's the lead ones that will slowly kill you! Painter of mirrors Plant with powdery fronds. Product of Sheffield Phil of "Top Banana” Phil of "You'll Never Get Rich" Pirate John and others Piece of jewelry for the Lone Ranger's horse? Paul Revere profession Paul Revere was one Part of Paris Hilton's setting? Plus for a lucky baby? Pricey forks, spoons, etc. Person in a computer world Person who's always fake? Phone card Playable character in an "artificial life" game franchise Plumbobbed video game character Prefix for population-management games Phone card for mobile use Pioneering building game for computers Pioneering computer game originally called Micropolis Popular computer game since 1989 Primate seen swinging in the jungle "Pretty as a picture," e.g. "Proud as a peacock," e.g. Phrase of comparison Poetic figure. Presenter of a likeness? Pretty as a picture, for one Phrases with "as a" in the middle Plath ploys Poetic analogies Poets' comparisons. Put on low, in a way Part three Phil ___, QB who won two Super Bowls with the Giants "Plaza Suite" playwright Peter’s apostolic name before Christ Pal of Alvin and Theodore Pal of Theodore and Alvin Partner of Paula and Randy Paul who sang "Graceland" Pegg of "The Boys" Pie lover of rhyme Pie-loving fairgoer Pieman meeter of rhyme Playwright Neil Political leader Bolívar Pop's Carly Pop'sCarlyor Paul Publisher of footwear catalogs? "Porgy" recorder Nina Philosopher Weil Philosopher Weil or actress Signoret Philosopher Weil or gymnast Biles Philosopher Weil who said "All sins are attempts to fill voids" Philosopher __ de Beauvoir Pioneer French feminist de Beauvoir Playwright de Beauvoir Pop singer Nina _____ person who is guilty of practising simony Polish the Bentley Polish with wax Protect a car, in a way Polished with wax Playwright emulating Marky Mark? Paul and Carly Popular group game Paul apologizes? PURCHASE of spiritual things Profit from sacred things. Person who's overly nice to someone in an attempt to woo them, in slang Probable patsy Pea-brained People with laid-back lifestyles Pulley or lever Proverbially, the "beggar's brother" Penniless nursery rhyme fellow Pieman's acquaintance Pieman greeter plays a game Pennine pass or tunnel. Phrase in many Tina Turner tributes PC game sensation of the early 2000s, with "The" People in a certain sandbox game People in a computer game franchise Phone cards Popular game with virtual people, with "The" Popular video game avatars Popular video game of 2000, with "The" Popular video game series, with "The" person or thing that simulates or imitates Pose as Program on radio and TV at same time. Part of a confession Partner of cos and tan in math Peccancy Peccaney Peccant person's action Penance motivator Periodic table symbol for tin Planting more than one kind of seed in a field, per Deuteronomy Please Beelzebub Preacher's proscription Preacher's subject Preacher's topic Pride is a deadly one Pride is one Pride or gluttony, for example Pride or lust Pride or lust, e.g. Pride or lust, say Pride or sloth Pride or sloth, e.g. Pride or wrath. Pride, e.g. Pride, for example Pride, for one
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