Letter P 196750–197000

Push beyond limits Push the limits Push to the limits Put in a colander Pull against, as a leash Pull forcibly on Practice too much archery? Prepared baby food put under stress Pasta maker's tool Pasta preparation aid Pushing to the limit Passages of music. Purées Pushes too far Pulls sharply on Puts on a tight-fitting coat? Passage off Gibraltar Passage off Gibraltar, e.g. passage of water connecting two large ones passage of water connecting two larger ones Put into a bind, financially Put into difficulties Put into financial difficulties Puts into difficulty Puritanical nature Passage between Sicily and the toe of Italy Plights Pressing situation Planking on a ship. plank ship plank width Planks forming a ship's hull Part of a cable Pearl collection Piece of DNA Piece of DNA, for example Piece of hair Poetic shore. Purchase from a jeweler Parts of a rope. Pearl necklaces, e.g. Pearl sets Pieces of hair "Pay in cash and your second surgery is half-price"? Person feared by a xenophobe Person you don't know person who is not known or is new to a place or experience Party crashers, perhaps People you haven’t met yet Pulp comic that transformed Nick Fury into a super-spy person or thing that strangles Part of a Velcro shoe Part of a backpack Part of a bra or backpack Part of a camisole Part of a gown Part of a messenger bag Part of a sandal Part of a sandal or handbag Part of a seatbelt Part of a slip Part of a thong Part of many dresses Pegging need Piece of a harness Place for a buckle Pocketbook part Provider of security at an amusement park Pump part, perhaps Purse attachment Purse feature Purse handle Purse holder Put a financial burden on Put in restraints Public transportation patron Prepare for a bumpy ride Prepare for a bumpy trip Prepare for a wild ride Put a seat belt on Put on one's seat belt Prom dress style Plastic junk? Pressed for cash person holding a position looking after racehorses Powerfully built athletes Patron of young rhymers? Parts of Sam Browne belts. Parts of a slip Parts of gowns that go over the shoulders Parts of slips. Parts of some garments. Parts of tote bags Pieces of leather. Pumps lack them Purse handles Prepares for a ride Prepares for a rough ride plant with leaves like straps Paste for gems. Paste jewelry material Paste jewelry. Paste used for fake jewelry. Public way in a German city. Popular Fender guitar, casually Popular axe, for short Popular rock guit. Parallel layers Population groups Pertaining to a layer. Planners' paths Plan administrator? PHILOPOEMEN, position of Place for battle planning Pertaining to rock layers Prefix with cruiser or sphere President of Middlebury College. Part of society. Publishing partner of Farrar and Giroux Pants manufacturer Levi "Petrouchka" composer's family PAPER tube Pallet stuffer Part of some drawings Pipette, essentially Poor protection for pigs? Pop drinker's tube Proverbial back breaker Proverbial camel's backbreaker Proverbial reason for a break? Popular fruit often paired with cream at Wimbledon pepper is allergic to what Person with a reddish beard, perhaps Panama or skimmer Part of Ike's fishing costume. Part of NEA (rev.) "Huh?" = Boater Pertaining to summer theater Plant fiber top? Protection from sunburn Panamas, e.g. Popular summer wear. Primitive quarters Perjured witness. Provider of a country-style welcome? Poorhouse bedding Puppets or figureheads. Predictor of things to come? Preliminary vote Pixy Stix containers Portents in the wind. Proverbial back-breakers. Poll that's just for fun Pre-Gallup poll. Pre-election barometer Precursor of the Gallup Poll. Pick-up job for the S. P. C. A. Pickup by the pound? Pickup for a pound Potential pet Potential rescue Potential rescue pet Pound impound Pound prospect Pound-bound hound, say Prospective adoptee Pound escapee, maybe Potentially adoptable pup Pound prisoner, often Penitent person, perhaps Pinfold residents Pound critters, usually Pound prospects Perform a cool caper Pass, as a comet might the Earth Passed in the buff Pulled a '70s prank Participant in a '70s fad Person running without clothes Person who can barely run Person who takes off running? Painting problems Problems for window washers Prone to uneven play Pass data along Peaceful flower? Place for a mill Place for waders Play, as a podcast Play, as some online videos Pull up on Spotify Page-wide newspaper headline. Parade decoration Parade ribbon Parade decorations Party ribbons Pinwheel turner Place to swim with Joyce Places for mills, once Plays new album online Plays, as Netflix content "Prime" star Performer with 20 Oscar nominations Performer with a record 21 Oscar nominations Portrayer of Blixen, Child and Thatcher Portrayer of President Orlean in "Don't Look Up" Portrayer of Thatcher and Wintour Public road in a city Parade spot Parade venue Part of an urban grid Part of many a grid Part of the neighborhood. Paved road Paved route Pavement between the curbs Peachtree, for example. Peachtree, for one. Peddler's province Perry's Della Playground for some. Public way Patrolman's assignment Public transit vehicle that runs on rails in a city People might make tracks for this Predecessor of "The Cat." Popular loafing spot. Part of a rapper's reputation Path-illuminating fixture Provider of some outdoor entertainment Parade venues Paved ways. Peachtree and Elm. Peachtree and others. Places for potholes Public thoroghfares Public thoroughfares Public ways Pulitzer Prize play of 1929. Part 4 of factoid Popular choice for un antojito ("little craving") Performance in outdoor public spaces Prostitute who seeks clients in the streets Phenomenon when an attempt to censor information has the unintended consequence of publicizing it virally Power, vigour Pro conditioners Penicillin target Penicillin target, familiarly Penicillin target, for short Penicillin target, perhaps