Letter P 197250–197500

Part of an old circus act Perk up a straightedge Prepare to do some barbering Part of an ode Pindaric ode stanza PYLADES, father of Put in a concerted effort Put in effort Philharmonic sections: Abbr. Penultimate word of "Casey At The Bat" Punched, e.g. Punched out a Disney elephant? Passau pastry Pastry containing apple slices Pastry featured in "The Sound of Music" Pastry from Germany Pastry often filled with apples Pastry whose name literally means "whirlpool" Pastry whose name means "whirlpool" Pastry with a German name Potsdam pastry pastry Fruit Aptly named Pastries (literally, "whirlpools") Pastries from the German for "whirlpool" Pastries popularized during the Hapsburg Empire PLAY guitar strings PLAY idly Pick alternative Play as a mandolin Play a Stratocaster Play a balalaika Play a banjo Play a dulcimer, say Play a guitar Play a guitar ballad, perhaps Play a guitar casually Play a guitar lightly Play a guitar, in a way Play a guitar, say Play a mandolin Play a musical instrument. Play a piano unskillfully. Play a stringed instrument. Play a tune Play a uke Play a ukulele Play as on a uke. Play banjo Play banjo, maybe Play chords Play chords, perhaps Play chords, possibly Play guitar Play guitar chords Play guitar with your fingers Play guitar, in a way Play idly on Play idly, as a guitar Play lightly Play lightly, as a guitar Play lightly, as a uke Play like Elvis. Play mindlessly Play on a uke. Play rhythm guitar Play strings with sweep of hand Play the balalaika Play the dulcimer Play the guitar Play the guitar idly Play the guitar, in a way Play the harp Play the lute Play the mandolin Play the strings Play the uke. Play the ukulele Play the ukulele, perhaps Play with a brushing motion Play with a plectrum Play with strings Play with your fingers Play à la Godfrey. Play, as a banjo Play, as a guitar Play, as a uke Play, as a zither Play, as an Autoharp Play, as chords Play, as the ukulele Pluck a uke Pluck idly on the strings. Pluck strings carelessly. Pluck strings. Pluck, as strings. Played a banjo Played a banjo, in a way Played chords on a guitar, say Played, as a ukulele. Pulled strings, maybe? PLUCKER Playing a banjo Playing chords, perhaps Play a guitar with impatient irritation? Plays a Stratocaster Plays a banjo Plays a guitar Plays a ukulele Plays a ukulele, say Plays a zither, say Plays chords, in a way Plays chords, maybe Plays chords, perhaps Plays guitar Plays guitar chords, in a way Plays guitar chords, perhaps Plays guitar, sometimes Plays idly Plays lightly Plays like Elvis. Plays rhythm guitar Plays the banjo Plays the banjo, like someone "in the kitchen with Dinah" Plays the uke. Plays the ukelele Plays the zither Plays with one's hands Plays, as a banjo Plays, as an autoharp Plucks a banjo Parade about Parade about, as a rooster Parade proudly Parade walk Parade, with about Peacock's gait Peacock's walk Pompous gait Pompous pace Pompous step Pompous walk Prance proudly Pretentious gait Prideful gait Proceed proudly Proud step Proud walk Proudly walk in one's truth (5) Put on airs, perhaps proudly Walk Play the peacock Parade walks Proceeds very confidently Puts on airs Performs ostentatiously Paced proudly Peacock, at times Peacock, notably Pompous walker Peacocks in stride Peacocks, when walking Proud as a peacock P and Q, in D.C. PO listings Parts of N.Y.C. Parts of P.O. labels Parts of USA: abbr. Parts of rtes. Parts of some grids: Abbr. Pat and Pete, among others Patrick and Paul: Abbr. Patrick and Peter: Abbr. Patrick et al. Paul and John: Abbr. Paul and Louis: abbr. Paul, George and John: abbr. Paul, and George (abbr.) John Paved ways: Abbr. Peachtree and Green Dolphin: Abbr. People profiled in hagiographies: Abbr. Peter and Agnes: Abbr. Peter and Francis (abbr.) Peter and Paul (Abbr.) Peter and Paul, e.g. Peter and Paul, e.g.: Abbr. Peter, Patrick and Paul: Abbr. Peter, Patrick, and Francis (abbr.) Peter, Paul and Mary (abbr.) Peter, Paul and Mary, e.g.: Abbr. Pike and Pine, in Seattle: Abbr. Plat abbrs. Poem divisions: Abbr. Poem parts: Abbr. Pothole sites (Abbr.) Public roads: Abbr. Public ways: Abbr. P.M., for example Patron of headache sufferers Prominent 16th century Carmelite nun Part of the Virgin Islands Patron of Crete Paul took over for him on bass in the Beatles Person in costume? Poker Hall of Famer Ungar Poker champ Ungar Poker champion Ungar Poker great Ungar Poker legend Ungar Poker phenom Ungar Poker player Ungar Poker pro Ungar Political analyst Rothenberg Politician Symington Politico Rothenberg Pre-V three Pre-VW trio Pro wrestling patriarch Hart Prologue to V? ___ Price, dentist in "The Hangover" Painter famed for Washington portraits Painter of Martha and George. Painter of Washington (1755–1828). Painter of a famed Washington portrait Painter of many portraits of Washington Painter of six Presidents (1755–1828). Painter of the first five Presidents. Portrait painter Gilbert ___ Portraitist of George Washington Prolific suspense novelist Woods Politician William Paltry pencil Part of a check Part of a check book. Part of a checkbook Part of a split ticket? Part of a ticket Part of a torn ticket Part to keep Part torn from a paycheck Partially used pencil, e.g. Paycheck attachment Paycheck go-with Paycheck keepsake Payment record Pen shape. Pencil box remnant Pencil leftover Pencil nearing the end Pencil of a kind. Pencil or cigarette end