Letter P 189750–190000

Put each in its place Put first things first Put in alphabetical order Put in alphabetical order, e.g. Put in alphabetical order, say Put in an order Put in cubbyholes Put in folders, say Put in logical order Put in pigeonholes Put in piles Put in proper piles Put in sets Put in stacks, say Put in the proper piles Put into cubbyholes Put into organized piles Put into pigeon holes Put into pigeonholes, maybe Put into piles, as laundry Put into piles, say Put into slots Put into some order Put laundry into piles, say Put mail in boxes, say Put things in order Partially, casually Partially, informally phonetic representation of 'sort of' Performed a database operation Placed in classes. Placed in piles Put in ascending order, e.g. Put into ascending order Put into stacks P.O. clerk Photocopier attachment Pigeonhole user Postal gizmo Postal post Postal worker who goes through your mail Punch-card device Piece workers, perhaps Post-office machines Postal Service machines Postal machines Pilot's mission Post-office task Processes for new students at Hogwarts Particular kinds Performs a database function Pigeonholes, perhaps Places in order Prepares for filing Prepares for laundry day Prepares for recycling Prepares for the wash Prepares for washing Prepares to do laundry Prepares to launder Puts first things first Puts first things first, e.g. Puts in a certain order Puts in a particular order Puts in alphabetical order Puts in piles Puts in piles, perhaps Puts in proper order Puts in sequence Puts into allotted places. Puts into neat little piles Puts into order Puts into piles, e.g. Puts into piles, say Puts into separate piles Puts laundry into piles, say Puts mail in boxes, say Puts records into piles Peruse bit by bit "Please send a boat to rescue my boat" "Please send someone" "_____ Pacific" (1959) PERTAINING to if necessary Pad around the kitchen Pad at a sink Pad in the kitchen Palindrome in English and Morse code Palindrome named 1975 hit from a palindrome named band Palindromic "help!" Palindromic ABBA hit Palindromic call for help Palindromic cry for help Palindromic distress call Palindromic hit song by the palindromic band Abba Palindromic plea Palindromic plea meaning "Help us!" Palindromic signal Palindromic song from a palindromic band Panicked transmission Pick-up order? Plea asea Plea at sea, briefly Plea before going under Plea for aid Plea for help Plea for rescue Plea from the imperiled Plea from the sea Plea to a passing airplane Plea to the Coast Guard Plea to the USCG Plea with nine taps Plea written with rocks Police "I'll send an ___ to the world" Poseidon's call Pot-scrubbing brand Pleas for help in Morse code plea Palindromic address PED abuser and corked bat user Sammy Peer of McGwire Player who failed to lead the league in all three seasons in which he hit 60+ home runs Powerful Cub Phrase expressing deep sadness or regret in texts Part of an Everly Brothers hit Phrase sometimes following "too bad" Post-fiasco comment Post-tragedy comment Part of a biblical warning against growing onions? Plautus character. Pair to middling Passable, barely Passable, but that's it Passable: Colloq. Passing fair Passable party? Pot-cleaning implement Product invented by a pot salesman Product made with steel wool Product that's designed to go to pot? Popular scouring products Prolonged, in music: Abbr. Prolonged: Mus. abbr. __ ped.: piano music instruction Prolonged, in music Prolonged, musically Person who drinks a little too much Person who might benefit from a twelve-step program, say Pickled sort Pink elephant sighter Pink elephant viewer, perhaps Pink-elephant sighter Pink-elephant spotter, stereotypically Plastered one Palindromic Pope St. ___: 166–75 Phrase meaning "in order to" Phrase of consequence Phrase of enablement Purposeful connective Phrase said when the speaker is snapping "Put that in your pipe...!" [Pllfffft!] Padres slugger Juan Pepys' "And ___ bed." Pepys's "And ___ bed" Pitcher Mario ___ Pepys's closing words Plant of southwest U. S. Plant resembling the yucca Plants of SW U. S. "Putting it one way . . ." People who are tight People who can't pass the bar? Pink elephant sighters Pink elephant spotters Pink-elephant sighters Plastered ones Pub crawlers Pub-crawlers POTUS' annual speech to Congress President's annual delivery to Cong. Prez's address originally called the Annual Message Paltry coin Paltry old coin Paltry quantity Paris pittance Parisian penny Parisian's pittance Past Parisian pittance Payment in l'Ancien Régime Petty coin. Pierre's pittance, once Pittance symbol Pittance, colloquially Proverbial French coin purée of onions mixed into a thick white sauce and served over eggs, fish, etc Puffed-up fare Puffy dessert Puffy dish Pursued, as an office Partner of heart Patti LaBelle genre Pickett's music Pixar film about a jazz pianist Pop-music category Possessing feeling. Passionate buss Perfectly suited partner person with whom one has most affinity Perfect matches Paradise denizens People generally. People, poetically. Preacher's charge Personal exam? "Pop!" or "pow!" Ping or pong Plumb the depths Puget ___. Puget or Pamlico Puget or Pamlico, e.g. Puget, e.g. PC part of interest to audiophiles *Pre-performance audio test Pro who helps you make tracks Prudent part of one's portfolio Prudent part of portfolios Prudence on waterways? Pronounce, as syllables ... and what's spelled by the letters you hear from the asterisked answers' deleted syllables Prepares a booth for recording Pings and dings Plumbs the depths Puget and Prince William Phrase indicating agreement after a suggestion Production rooms Proclaim widely Panera Bread bowlful Part of many a lunch special Part of many meals Pep (up), slangily Pepper pot, e.g. Pepper pot. Pho or clam chowder, e.g. Pho or gazpacho Place for a fly, in jokes Possible first course Potage Pozole, e.g. Progresso product Pitcher's pitching arm.