Letter P 202500–202750

Pricey wood used for deck furniture Prized wood common on the Malay Peninsula Product of Thailand's forests. Pots for boiling water Pintail cousin Pond dabbler Pond duck Pond quacker Pond swimming duck Pond-dwelling duck Popular blue. Pekoe unit Piece of reading material? Prediction basis #4 Prediction device Poach cycling ducks Pond ducks Pond flock Packers or Phillies Padres or Saints Padres or Saints, e.g. Pair of horses or oxen Pair of mules Pair of oxen, e.g. Pair of oxen, say Panthers or Lions Participant in a game. Patriots or Yankees Pats or Sox Penguins on ice, e.g. Penguins, Padres or Pistons People in uniform? Pep talk audience Peter Angelos owns one Pick in an office pool, maybe Pirates for one Pirates or Buccaneers, e.g. Players of a kind. Playing group. Plow puller, collectively Plow pullers, collectively Pool pick Product of a fantasy draft Project leader's selection person or thing that makes tea Puppet squad in a 2004 satire by the "South Park" creators Purpose of corporate bonding exercises Purpose of some work icebreakers Player-coach? Performer of court treatments Pulling together, say Paired together Pekoe purveyors Polo or volleyball Person who might finalize a meeting agenda Project directors, e.g. *Phillie Phanatic, notably Person whose jersey matches yours, maybe Pippen, to Jordan, once Passing targets Playing partners Part of a squad Pedro's "I love you" Phrase cooed en español People who work well with others Partnerships of a sort Parts of divisions Pirates and Penguins Players' clubs Pride of Lions, e.g. Pro truck driver Professional truck driver Partner (with) Players in red, white and blue uniforms Pep talk subject Player's ethic Popular cooking medium in Hunan province Professional purveyor of gossip? Pekoe-trading city? P.M. item for a hostess Party-giver's need. Pekoe pourer Pekoe server Pekoe vessel Place for Earl Grey Place for a tempest Place for darjeeling Place to put bags Place to put some leaves Proverbial site of a tempest pot for brewing tea Pekoe brewers Pekoe pourers Places for brewing Places to put some bags Proverbial places for tempests. Page break? Painful muscle injury Paper damage Paper mishap Part of a salty discharge Partner of "wear" Proof of crying Pull asunder. Pumpkins song that shreds? Put a rip in planks were in danger of being torn from the crossbars " . . . ___ passion to tatters" " . . . ___ passion to tatters": Hamlet " . . . ___ passion to tatters": Shak. Put claw marks in Pearl, perhaps Pendant gem shape Pillowcase stainer? Product of crying Package opener, often P. D. weapon. Put down, in a way, as a group of rioters Pulling apart Pathetic play Pathetic story Picture of sorrow? Pekoe place Place for a snack. Place for afternoon refreshment Place for light repasts. Place in which a cuppa is served Place to catch up over a hot drink Place to lunch. Place to munch on a crumpet, perhaps Place to order a crumpet, perhaps Place to share a cup of Earl Grey Place where caddies hold bags Pinkish bloom Prickly hybrid Partner of blood and sweat Peeling onion after effects Pop music's ___ for Fears Pulls apart, as paper Pulls to pieces Pans, and how Page detached from a magazine Page removed from a magazine or newspaper Page with a perforated edge Proof of an ad's publication Proof of publication, in advertising Pages in a photographer's portfolio Pages ripped from publications Printing samples Perforated part of some packages part of packaging torn to open it Prone to break down? P.M. do's Parts of a Victorian social schedule Pekoe and Assam Pekoe and Earl Grey Pekoe and oolong Pekoe and others Pekoe et al. Pekoes Pekoes, e.g. Pekoes, for example Pink and afternoon Popular beverages on Broadway. Possibly blended beverages Pouchong and Oolong Pouchong and gunpowder Pouchong and others Poured-over leaves Pouring parties Products of Ceylon. Products of the company that had the world's first IPO in modern history Pu'er and oolong Poet Sara Poet Sara Actress Poet Sara who wrote "I Shall Not Care" Poetess Sara. Partial preview, often Pesky person. Pestiferous child. Pestiferous one. Petty pest Play an April Fool's joke on, say Play hard-to-get, say Play with annoyingly Playful flirt Playful tormentor Playfully mock Playfully provoke Plump a hairdo Poke fun at, on the playground Pre-commercial break line, maybe Promo piece Provoke jokingly Provoke playfully Provoke, perhaps Pull a pigtail, perhaps Pull hair, say Purposely keep just out of reach Purposely stay just out of reach Purposely stay just out of reach, e.g. Put on a hair-raising display? Playfully mocked Playfully pestered Provoked with jokes PLANT used to raise nap on cloth Pincushion flower, e.g. Plant used in wool manufacture Plant with prickly flower head Plant with prickly flower heads. Plant with spiny purple flower heads Prickly herb Prickly invasive plant Prickly plant on whose nectar monarch butterflies feed Prickly plant that attracts goldfinches Prickly wild plant Prickly-leafed Plant Prickly-leaved plant Produce a napped surface plant with prickly leaves and flowers Produced a napped surface on Plants used for raising nap Prickly herbs Prickly thistlelike flowers Prickly thistlelike plants Prickly-leaved plants Pre-show ad Preview, perhaps Product come-on Promo, perhaps Promotion for a new credit account, maybe Proscenium drape Preview for a coming attraction Promo designed to pique curiosity Promo of a sort Promo that generates buzz Pre-campaign promos Product promos with few details Promos that don't reveal much Promos to pique interest Plaguers. Playful pests. Pre-show highlights Promotional previews Publicity devices Plays (with) Plays a siren Porcelain purchase, perhaps Purchases for dollhouses Place for Earl Grey and light snacks