Letter P 187250–187500

Pasty cement mixture Pasty mixture Pulp-and-water mix used to make paper Passes over lightly Produces lush sounds? Pronounces as if drunk Pronounces indistinctly Pronunciation faults. pitch in baseball combining elements of the slider and the curveball Partially melted snow on the ground Part of the winter street scene. Partially melted snow Partly melted snow Political kind of fund Post-blizzard mess Post-blizzard phenomenon Post-blizzard stuff Politicians' money to grease the wheels: 2 wds. Publisher's stack of unsolicited manuscripts Publisher's unsolicited manuscripts Partially melted, as snow Part of a coat: Abbr. Probably plotting person who is sly Pioneer in close-up magic Pioneering magician Tony Pint-sized, to Burns Punch or kiss Pro wrestler's maneuver Professional wrestling program since 1999 Prepared to eat person who is addicted to heroin Peanuts, in a manner of speaking ___ potatoes (something insignificant) Part of an "@" symbol PennySaver listing, usually Personal, often Parts of "at" symbols Paltry stuff, to a Brit Petite entrepreneur? Pay-phone necessity Pennies and nickels, e.g. Place for tennis players who aren't too boastful? Punier Pie cutter's oxymoron Peanut gallery POCK Peony? Predawn period Pipsqueak or pipsqueaks Photo of Tom Thumb? Petite sizes Party conversation Party pleasantries, and a hint to this puzzle's "bubbles" Petty: Slang. Petty thief, say Petty criminals Petty thieves, e.g. Petite track official Petty operators: Slang. Place where everybody knows everybody Pair from Massachusetts? pigment blue Powder blues. Pound sign, to a proofreader Part of some salesmen's deliveries Pain felt when trams left Painful sensation. *Plastic with a chip? Piece of plastic for purchasing transactions Piece of plastic used for financial transactions Plastic used for access Person who's sharp as a tack Polish, with "up" Pastel-colored candy Protest organized via social media, e.g. Prudent investments Prudent purchasers Prudent wagers Place for a SIM card Pocket devices to answer Portable tracking device Pants opening Person who mouths off Pseudo-humorous person. ___-pants (wise guy or girl) ___-pants (wise guy) ___pants: wiseguy Performance hit Pete Sampras shot Ping-Pong shot Powerful hit, in tennis or table tennis Powerful table tennis shot Powerful tennis shot Producer's triumph Put-away shot Part of a nuclear research facility Particle accelerator, e.g. Powerful hitters in volleyball or cricket Particle accelerators, atomwise Pumpkin destroyers? "Positively fabulous!" Popular hit Pollutant mixture Pollutant that's a portmanteau Pollution portmanteau Portmanteau that describes what wafts over L.A. Printer's direction; small capitals. Paint problem Paint, toddler-style Partial erasure. Partial glaze on pottery. Pol's assault Pol's low tactic Pol's mud Political attack Political attack, e.g. Political campaign often Political campaign tactic Political cheap shot Political hit job Political mud Political mud pack. Political slander Political weapon. Politically extreme tactic. Potential lipstick issue after kissing somebody Prepare a lab slide Primary aspirant's challenge Problem with eyeliner Publish lies about Participated in an ugly campaign Practiced yellow journalism Practiced yellow journalism, perhaps Pathologist's specimens Political brickbats. Puts jam on bread Prone to run "Peter Pan" baddie "Peter Pan" boatswain "Peter Pan" buccaneer "Peter Pan" hand "Peter Pan" henchman "Peter Pan" man "Peter Pan" nasty "Peter Pan" pirate popular in puzzles "Peter Pan" sidekick "Peter and Wendy" role "Peter and the Starcatchers" character "Pirate Song" singer in a musical Pal of Hook Pan pursuer Pan pursurer Peter Pan pursuer Peter Pan's pursuer's peon Pintal duck. Pirate in "Hook" Pirate of fiction Pirate of kiddie lit Pirate on the Jolly Roger Pirate shipmate of Starkey Pirate sidekick Pirate tale baddie Pirate's mate, in literature and film Piratic sidekick Pochard or widgeon. Portly Jolly Roger pirate Portly pirate Pintail ducks Pintails Pochards Perceive through the nose Pick up perfume? Pick up, as a scent perceive (a scent or odour) by means of the nose Perceived a scent Perceived, as a scent Perfume tester pleasant-smelling products such as perfumes, body lotions, bath salts, etc Picking up some perfume? Picking up, as perfume Picks up a scent Political scandal barometer, informally Phoebe's coffeehouse song on "Friends" Parr's cousin Process Ore analysis Process ore Process, as ore Produce metal by heat Purify metal Put through a blast furnace Put through a blast furnace, say Put through a furnace Processed ore Processed, as iron ore Pittsburgh worker. Place for a blast furnace Place for refining metal Place of Refinement Place that processes ore Profession since the Bronze Age Pittsburgh sight Plant regulated by the EPA Performing a process in metal refining Prepares ores Processes metal Processes ore Processes, as ore Produces slag Produces steel Purifies metal Pintail duck: Local U. S. Protégé of Nicholas Nickleby Popular potted plants "Peace begins with a ___": Mother Teresa Parenthesis, in an emoticon Parenthesis, in many emoticons Part of a pose, maybe Photog's directive Photographer's command Photographer's order Photographer's prompt Photographer's word, often Photographers's request Picture-posing requirement Picture-taker's word Pleasant aspect. Pleasant facial feature Please a photographer Pre-shot order Pre-snap request Prepare to be snapped Prepare to get shot? Pretend to know what's going on Pretend you agree Person who gets grinned at Photo poser, often Photograph's subject, often Pleasant one People in photos, usually Photographer's subjects, often Pleasant people. Pleasant-looking people. Photographers' requests Pop song since 1917 Popular song by Vincent Youmans. Popular song of the past. Popular song since 1917 Prepares to be shot, maybe "Pack Up Your Troubles" suggestion