Letter P 196000–196250

Philosophers who pioneered virtue ethics PUT fuel on fire Poke with a poker Poke, stir up, and feed Part of a furnace. Person firing a locomotive Position on a steamship person employed to tend a furnace on a ship or train powered by steam person who tends fires Pours gasoline on Plane for a small airstrip, briefly Plane for short runways, briefly Plane on an aircraft carrier Plane that needs little runway, briefly Plane type, for short Pompeia's robe Palmed a fur? Peculated Pelt product Picked pockets, perhaps Picked up something hot? Pickpocketed Pilfered neckwear? Poached Pocketed illegally Popular feature of current fashions. Popular garment for women. Purloined Pried up a corner of the wrapping paper, say Pulled off the ultimate diamond theft? Pillered Pinched or boosted Pinched or swiped Pirated or pocketed Plagiarized or pirated Poached, but not scrambled Purloined instrument? Purloined instruments? President recovers loot? Plagiarized No. 1 song? *Precious, brief time with a loved one Pilfered German fruit bread? Pricey wraps Purloined a bag? Part of a Moscow mule, perhaps Popular Russian import, informally Popular Russian vodka, familiarly Popular vodka brand, for short Popular vodka, briefly Popular vodka, familiarly Popular vodka, informally Popular vodka, popularly Premium vodka brand, for short Pricey Moscow mule ingredient, for short Pricey vodka, for short __ Peachik: flavored vodka Plant shoot: Bot. Plant part that sounds like it was pilfered Plant runners Planes for limited-length runways PLANT, breathing pore of Photosynthesis opening Plant aperture Plant orifice Plant pore Plant pore surrounded by guard cells Plant pores Plant's breathing pore Plant's tiny opening Pore in a leaf Pore in a plant. Pore on a leaf Pores in a leaf pore in a plant leaf that controls the passage of gases PEAR-shaped digestive sac Post- Thanksgiving discomfort Post-Thanksgiving discomfort pain in or in the region of the stomach potbelly, n., ___ Pertaining to a plant's opening Plant openings Plant apertures Plant mouths Plant's epidermic openings Pores Plant Pores in leaves. person who works in stomatology part of the sporangium of ferns that ruptures to release the spores Percussion troupe since 1991 Percussion-based theater troupe Percussion-based theatrical troupe Percussive dance troupe Percussive off-Broadway hit Popular stage revue Pound the ground Pound the pavement? Put one's foot down firmly Pounded the ground Pounded the pavement, say Performer of a modern dance. Person in boots, perhaps Pounds the pavement? Processes grapes, in a primitive way Puts dogs down hard Puts one's foot down, hard "Platoon" director Oliver Part of a date Paver's unit Paving piece Paving unit Pebble or boulder Pebble's big brother Pebble's big cousin Pebble; gem Peeble Pelt with rocks Pelt, in a way Piece in the game go Piece in the game of go Piece of gravel Piece of hail Plum in the middle? Pond skipper Popular veteran actor. Predecessor of Vinson. Prehistoric tool material Prehistoric tool source Problem for a lawn mower Punish, biblically Pyramid material Paleolithic Paleolithic time Period in human culture. Period that ended with the advent of metalworking Petroglyph period Phase + 1 = Ancient period Pleistocene Epoch period Pre-metalworking period Prehistoric era. Prehistoric time Primitive and backward Primitive era Prehistoric instrument person or device that breaks up stone Private tutor for director Oliver? Paved in a way Pelted with missiles. Pelted with pebbles Pelted with rocks Pelted, Bible-style Pelted, biblically Pitless Punished, Biblically Punished, in a way, in the Bible Put paving on Plum peach or apricot e.g. Processed so as to retain nutritional content and the whole of the grain President of the Giants. Possible ancient astronomical observatory Prehistoric construct Prehistoric monument in England Prehistoric ruin Prehistoric ruin in England Person at a foundation Pelt a newsman with rocks? Place for excavating building rock Pelter Person opposed to weed control? Person who might blaze up to "Dazed and Confused" Person who spends lots of time with their buds? Pit-removing tool Pitting device. Pot smoker Paving crew members People prone to the munchies People refusing to stay off the grass? Pit crew? Pitting devices Pitting machines Potheads Partner of sticks Peach pits Pebbles and boulders Pebbles and rocks Pebbles or rocks Pelts with missiles. Pieces in the game mancala Precious gems Precious ones, possibly Play for time by actress Sharon? Paleolith Paleolith, e.g. Paleolithic hammer or ax Paleolithic innovation Prehistoric toolmaking? Plates are reordered anew in shop Pottery fired at high temperatures *Potters' argument over whether to make vases or crocks? Pants that are worn before ever being put on part of a building made of stone Pelting with rocks Pitting Polishing in a certain way. Preparing peaches. punishment inflicted by throwing stones at the victim Pebble-strewn ___ Point, in Rockland County, N. Y. ___ Point, site of Wayne's victory, 1779. Paid homage, in a way Passed, as the test of time Prepared for the anthem, say Prepared for the national anthem Prepared to hear the anthem Prepared to sing the national anthem Prepared to speak, maybe ___ pat (dug in) ___ pat (got stubborn) Paused drilling Performed as an understudy Patsy for a comic Pie-in-the-face giver or receiver Played it straight Played the sidekick Played the straight man Paul of Peter, Paul & Mary Paul of Peter, Paul and Mary Parking spot at a bar? Part of a bar line Part of some lush scenery? Part of the bar scene Perch in a bar Perch in a pub Perch on which to watch a dart game Perry Como prop, often Piano accompaniment? Piano player's perch Piano seat Piece of crap? Piece of furniture in an exam room, perhaps Piece of pub furniture Pigeon of a sort Place for tired feet. Place to park at the bar Place to park it at a pub? Potter's perch Prop for a lion tamer Pub seating Pug's seat Police informant Police informer, informally