Letter P
Pine goop
Pit contents
Pit contents, perhaps
Pit filler
Pit goo
Pit gunk
Pit product
Pit stuff
Pitch for paving
Pitch for road layers
Pitch for the road
Pitch for the road crew
Pitch in pits
Pitch provider
Pitch used to patch
Pitch yielder
Pitch's kin
Pitch, originally
Poi base
Popeye or Ahab
Pot Hole Filler
Pothole fill
Pothole goo
Pothole patch
Pothole-filling goo
Pothole-filling stuff
Pothole-filling stuff, often
Pothole-fixing need
Pothole-patching stuff
Prefix with heel
Prepare to feather
Preservative for old sailing ships
Product for pavers
Product from pines
Product of Georgia.
Product of coal.
Product of the burned residue of tobacco leaves
Product of wood distillation.
Product produced from peat
Product produced from pines
Pungent black liquid.
Punish publicly
Put on a black coat?
Pitch or resin
___ paper (roofing material)
product Pine
Parish in Ireland.
Place Mitchell made up
Place for a Scarlett letter?
Place in Erin.
Place in a Mitchell book
Place named for a mythical Irish queen
Place of Scarlett fever
Plantation adjoining Twelve Oaks, in fiction
Plantation created by Mitchell
Plantation founded by Gerald O'Hara
Plantation in "Gone With the Wind"
Plantation in a 1936 novel
Plantation in a 1939 classic
Plantation in a Mitchell novel
Plantation in a classic 1939 movie
Plantation named for an Irish landmark
Plantation near Twelve Oaks
Plantation of Scarlett O'Hara.
Plantation of book and film
Plantation of classic literature
Plantation of fiction
Plantation of literature
Prissy's place
Property of the O'Haras
Psalter of ___
__ P. Henson of "Empire"
___ P. Henson of "Hidden Figures"
"Pulp Fiction" writer/director Quentin
Port SE of Naples
Port on Italian heel.
Poisonous spider.
Province of Chile.
Player of Danni Sullivan on "Scrubs"
Portrayer of Bunny Lebowski in "The Big Lebowski"
Plants yielding tannin
Pacific atoll in 1943 fighting
Pacific atoll won by U.S., 1943
Pacific battle scene, 1943.
Pacific battle site of 1943
Pacific battle site: 1943
Pacific battleground of 1943
Pacific island taken by Marines.
Pacific arenas of W.W. II
perennial plant with dense heads of small yellow flowers and seeds with a feathery attachment
Pierre's afternoon
Police box that's bigger on the inside
Punctual? No
particle travelling slower than the speed of light
Packaging weight
Parable plant
Produce scale deduction
Produce-scale deduction
Produce-scale word
Preweighed, in a way
Packaging weights
Parabolic weeds in the Bible
Plants valuable for fodder.
Porsche 911 model
Place for a bull's-eye
Point to shoot at
Places to focus on
Project planning datum
Palm harvesters do this
Personalized promo
Pop-up that might make one wonder "Is my computer listening to me?"
Promotion that one might expect to receive
Personalized promos
Promos based on someone's search history
Plan an attack on cads?
Places in one's cross hairs
Picket a popular show?
PLAYING card, old
Price list: Fr.
Point ___ (southernmost point in continental Europe)
Protectionist's tax
PHILIPPINES agricultural province
Parking lot surface
Paved runway
Paving for an airport apron.
Paving mix
Place for landings
Place for touchdowns
Place to touch down
Paved airport areas
Places for taking off
Place for an elevated swim
Poconos pool
Pool for an oread
Pool in a cirque
Pool in a range
pool Mountain air
Polish city en route to Lwow.
Polish town on the Seret.
Polish town on way to Lwow.
Pocono pools
Purple tuber often used in desserts
PACIFIC food plant
PACIFIC island edible root
PACIFIC island foodstuff
Pacific Islands root
Pacific Islands staple
Pacific aroid
Pacific crop
Pacific diet item.
Pacific dietary staple
Pacific food
Pacific food staple
Pacific island fare
Pacific island herb
Pacific island staple
Pacific islands plant
Pacific root crop
Pacific root vegetable
Pacific tuber
Part of poi
Philodendron's edible cousin
Plant also known as dasheen
Plant grown in field ponds
Plant pounded into poi
Plant sometimes called elephant's-ear
Plant that's the source of poi
Plant used in making poi
Plant used in poi
Plant used to make poi
Plant whose leaves are used to make laulau
Plant with an edible root
Plant with corms
Plant with edible corm (no, not corn, CORM - what a weird word!)
Plant with starchy tubers
Poi essentially
Poi essential
Poi maker's need
Poi maker's root
Poi need
Poi plant
Poi root
Poi tuber
Poi, basically
Poi-making need
Poi-making tuber
Poi.
Polynesian dietary staple
Polynesian food plant
Polynesian paste base
Polynesian root
Polynesian root crop
Polynesian root vegetable
Polynesian rootstock
Polynesian tuber
Polynesian's food
Polynesian's potato substitute
Popular boba flavor
Popular bubble tea flavor
Potato's hairy look-alike
Potato-like root
Powdered ingredient in sweet teas and smoothies
Primary ingredient in poi
Product of the coco yam
Purple boba choice
Purple boba flavor
Purple boba tea flavor
Purple bubble tea flavor
Purple bubble tea flavoring
Purple potato
Purple root that can flavor bubble tea
Purple spud
Purple tuber
Purplish boba flavor
Plant with heart-shaped leaves grown for its edible corm
plant with a large edible rootstock
purplish root
Pan-fried dim sum items made from root vegetables
Purple alternative to cappuccino
Purple drink sometimes made with an espresso shot
Polynesian starch source
Pacific aroids
Pacific plants
Pacific roots
Pacific starch sources
Pacific tubers
Plants called elephant's-ears.
Plants sometimes used to make flour
Plants used to make poi
Poi bases
Poi ingredients
Poi makings
Poi material
Poi plants
Poi roots
Poi sources
Poi-producers
Poi-producing plants
Poi-producing roots
Polynesian starch staples
Polynesian tubers
PLAYING card deck
Pack for forthcoming events?
Pack for future events?
Pack to the future?
Pack with 78 cards
Pack with pentacles
Part of a seer's gear
Pentacle bearer, perhaps
Pictorial card
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