Letter P 185750–186000

Pickup B-ball game side Pickup game team Potato ___ (appetizer) Potato appetizers Potato coverings Potato serving Potato servings Potatoey appetizers Providers of cell phone coverage? Pulp covers Penniless, in Pennington Pandora option Partner of hop and jump Playback problem Playful gait Problem for a deejay Problem on a vinyl record Problem with CDs or records, but not so much MP3s Problem with a 45-r.p.m. record Problem with a scratched LP Problem with an old 45 Problem with an old record past go GAE MOVE PASS LEAVE problem Record Part of a winter suit Pass on the chocolate-covered insects? Protection for someone on the run? *Planet orbited by Titan and Rhea Popular game with 162 cards Popular 1990s toy you swing and jump over Phrase of annoyed rejection. Piece of equipment for Andrea Mead. Piece of slalom gear Product sold by K2 Prop for Tomba Pair for a slalom competitor Played hooky Played Double Dutch, say (letters 7-10) Playing hooky, in a way Peanut butter brand with a blue lid Participate in a game of Double Dutch Play Double Dutch Play a sidewalk game Play at recess Play double Dutch, say Prepare for a bout, perhaps Plays a rope game Problems with phonograph records Passes jauntily *Plays at a pond, in a way Participates in a pond activity Popular sing-along folk song Places to store winter runners Place to go down hill Place to go downhill Place to see poles Place with trails and trams Places to get high on vacation? PIPES, shrill sound of Play a bagpipe Play bagpipes Play the bagpipes play the bagpipe Played the pipes Plays a bagpipe Parsnip PASS round the border Pants alternative Pants alternative, for some Part of a girl's school uniform Pass along the edge Piece of clothing that can also be a verb Poodle ___ (1950s wear) pass around or about Parts of some suits Passes around. Poodle and dirndl, e.g. Poodles' places, in the '50s Path for gliding down a mountain Place for the downwardly mobile? Poles’ partners on the mountain Pair for a slalom run Pair for Bode Miller Pair for Mikaela Shiffrin Pair for some Winter Olympians Pair on a slope Pair on the slopes Pair used in some X Games events Pair used to slalom Pair worn on a lift Participates in the Super G Parts of snowmobiles Parts of some planes Performs christies Performs wedelns Picabo Street's gear Plows through powder Post-blizzard transport, perhaps Place to get a wax job? Place to get boots and bindings Place to purchase boots and poles Place for a mogul Place to get a lift Places to go for runs "Portlandia" segment "Portlandia" segment, e.g. Parodic piece Part of a sketch show Part of a variety show. Part of an improv performance Play for laughs? Production at theater camp, maybe Pianist Henderson. Prank, in Scotland Props for a comedy act about transportation history? Park City getaway, say Plan for a peak performance Parodic pieces Parts of a revue Playlets Plays for laughs People-wary, as a horse Pin in bowling game Play a British game akin to bowling pin Bowling ball material Playing ninepins. Place for lowland slalomers? Pare leather. Pares, as leather "Prosit!" "Prosit!" alternative Prosit's relative Pledges health in a toast. Pilsen munitions works. Portmanteau for a pan-baked dessert Place to learn, cutesy-style Piece of chocolate candy Popular toffee bar Part of a field hockey uniform Part of an LPGA golfer's wardrobe, perhaps Piece of Wimbledon apparel Portmanteau garment Portmanteau word for a woman's golf garment Purchase at a golf pro shop pair of shorts with a front panel which gives the appearance of a skirt Portmanteau garments Portmanteau wear President of Twentieth Century-Fox. Product ID no. Product identifier similar to UPC Product identifier similar to a U.P.C. Product management no. PREDATORY sea bird Polar flyer that steals other birds' catches Polar gull relative Predatory Arctic bird Predatory gull-like bird Predatory sea gull Predatory shorebird Penguins' enemies Predatory gulls Predatory seabirds Part of a Jolly Roger Partner of crossbones Pirate flag emblem Pirate flag fixture Pirate flag icon Pirate flag symbol Pirate-flag emblem. Poison symbol Poor Yorick, in part. Prop for "Hamlet," Act V, Scene 1. Prop for Hamlet ___ practice (blackboard briefing). protector Brain area Pope's topper Pirate flag features Pirate flag icons Pirate flag images Popular Halloween decoration Phrenologists' get-together? Phrenologist's forte Pepe Le Pew, for one Prevent from scoring (5) Prevent from scoring: Slang. Pepe le Pew's pelf? Pepe Le Pew and others Pepe Le Pew's family Polecats Paraglider's domain Paraglider's place Pie in the __ Pie in the __ (improbable idea) Pie in the __ (unrealistic prospect) Pie site, metaphorically Pilot's beat Pilot's domain Pilot's milieu Pilot's place to write Place for a fanciful pie Place for a plane Place for clouds Place for kites Place for pie Place for pie, idiomatically Place for some divers Place for the sun and the moon Place for vapor trails Place for very big writing Place to dive from Place to dive? Place to fly Place to see Superman Place to see a shooting star Planetarium depiction Planetarium display Planetarium panorama Planetarium projection Planetarium view Planetarium vista Poseidon : sea :: Uranus : ___ Preliminary battleground for battle of Germany. Pulitzer prize novel, "The Big ___." ___ pilot (armed-forces chaplain) place Plane Pitch that's high and outside Picture postcard color Pilot's favorite color? Posh stadium seating Pricey stadium seating Provider of a bird's-eye view Provider of aerial football views Provider of aerial shots Provider of aerial views Provider of overhead views in NFL broadcasts Perform a long jump Plunge into the ether Parachutists Pursuit of the downwardly mobile? performing acrobatics in free fall before pulling the ripcord of a parachute Portree is its capital. Portree's isle Popular terriers Phoenix airport Pipit lookalikes Penthouse view, perhaps Popular postcard picture Postcard view of a city Prominent New York City feature Penthouse views