Letter P 209250–209500

Plane or sander Plane or saw, e.g. Plane or square, e.g. Pliers or hammer Pliers or plane Pliers or wrench Poker, e.g. Punch or file Purchase at Lowe's pitchfork Part of some machine shops' names Plumber's chest Plane storage area Peter O' ____ Posthumous 1981 Pulitzer winner Pulitzer Prize author: 1981 Pulitzer Prize novelist: 1981 Pulitzer Prize winner for "A Confederacy of Dunces" Providing with needed resources Place for a cache of nuts person who makes tools person who works with tools Part of a machine shop. Picks and hoes Planes, for instance. Pliers and hammers Puppets, perhaps Presents for Junior and dad. Pitchfork site? Place for hammer and sickle. Place for rakes Place to find a rake Place to store rakes Places for hammers and shovels Places to store saws Professional's equipment Prepares for production Prepare one's equipment Prepare the factory Prepare, as a factory Pennsylvania senator Pat Phrase denoting excessive progress Phineas or Ferb, e.g. Pixar drawing Pixar performer Popeye or Porky Pig Porky Pig or Elmer Fudd Porky Pig or Goofy, e.g. Porky Pig, e.g. Porky Pig, for one Porky or Daffy Poe's "___ in Paradise" Portmanteau coin Patrick Star and such Pinky and the Brain, for two Pixar characters Pixar creations Pixar figures Pluto and Bluto, e.g. Popeye and Bart Simpson Popeye and Bluto, for two Popeye and Porky Pig Popeye and Porky, e.g. Popeye and pals Popeye et al. Porky Pig and Popeye Porky Pig and Roger Rabbit Porky and Petunia, for two Porky and pals Past a certain cutoff Past the age cutoff Past the cutoff age Per a buyer's specs Prematurely, as with an arrival Palindromic blast Palindromic example of onomatopoeia Palindromic honk Palindromic horn sound Palindromic sound effect Palindromic tugboat sound Palindromic whistle Pennywhistle sound Piping sound. Play a trumpet, e.g. Play on pipes, palindromically Played the horn Person with a horn? Players of wind instruments. Part of a zipper Paste target Place for a crown or cap Point on a comb Projection on a comb, saw, or wheel Problem with one's canine pain in or near a tooth Protection for choppers Pixie whose dust lacks potency? Problem that really needs rooting out? pick consisting of a small strip of wood or plastic POPLARS, parasitic plant on Pied Piper's sound Play a fife Play a fife, say Play a flute Play a flute casually Play a horn softly. Play a piccolo Play an ocarina monotonously Play casually Play on a flute Play the fife Play the flute Play the flute, maybe Play the piccolo Play the recorder, perhaps Play the recorder, say Play, as a flute Play, as a piccolo Play, as a recorder Playfully play a piccolo Practice the horn Played the piccolo Piccolo sounds Plays a flute Plays the flute Plays the piccolo, say Play in a band Party-horn blasts Playful term of address. Plays a flügelhorn Plays a toy trumpet Place for a bootee Popular sucker Penny candy morsel since 1907 Product of a Dr. Scholl's/Pillsbury merger? Places for piggies? Play a horn well? Place for little piggies? Play garden produce like a horn? PART above ground Pajama part Pajamas half Part of an inning Part of the deck from which a dealer deals Peak that's hidden in the four longest puzzle answers Polo shirt, e.g. Porter's "You're the ___" Proof of purchase, often Put cheese on, say Put frosting on, say Put salsa on, say Put whipped cream on, say pain restricted to a particular spot: a neurotic or hysterical symptom Potato-tomato grafting. Prince Charlie's birthstone. Prismatic gem Phil Silvers hit. Prominent position in Hollywood Pentagon higher-ups. Place to get high and pass out? Painter's finish Parkas, e.g. Police commissioner, in tabloid headlines Person in power Prime payment for something valuable Printer powder (hint: ignore letters 3 to 6) Pith helmet for tropical wear. Pith sun helmet. Pith hats. Pot-valiant one, possibly person that drinks alcohol excessively Potsdam pot Penthouse or attic Penthouse place Penthouse story? Peak condition Peak physical condition Popular BBC car series Popular BBC show Popular BBC motoring show Part of Uncle Sam's outfit Part of a Willy Wonka costume Part of a diplomat's wardrobe. Part of an Abe Lincoln costume Part of an Abraham Lincoln costume Partner of tails Passé opera house garb Piece of formal headwear Player's token in Monopoly Prop for a magician's costume Partners of tails ... and what's found in the answers to starred clues Props for Mr. Monopoly and Mr. Peanut Poorly balanced. PLACE of endless perdition Place akin to hell. Porous rocks Porous rocks: Geol. Pith helmet (Var.) Pith helmet for jungle fighters. Pith helmet, best quality one Pith sun helmet: Var. Pink elephants, perhaps PLACE (pert. to) Pertaining to a place Pertaining to a subject. pertaining to the surface of a body part "Pardon the Interruption" sidebar fodder Part of an essay paragraph Presidency, e.g. Palace of the Ottoman sultans Palatial Istanbul attraction Palatial home of Ottoman sultans Part of a hair style. Penthouse owners' get-together? Part of a fore-and-after Place for the lookout. Perfume's dominant scent Put a finishing flourish to: 2 wds. Put finishing touches to. Patriarch's position? People stretch after it Puppet mouse of "The Ed Sullivan Show" fame Physical features of land precise detailed study of the surface features of a region Popular whitener Plans showing lines of elevation, informally Put a ___ (refresh) Place name Place-name. Promising Hold 'em holding Put whipped cream and hot fudge on, say Pizza's mushrooms and meatballs PGA leaders, say Piece on a chain-link fence Part of a keyboard ... or where you would find all the letters of this answer Parts of pajamas. Penetrators, probably Polos and blouses Pullovers, e.g. Puts whipped cream and sprinkles on, say Puts whipped cream on, say Part of a schooner's rigging Part of a ship's rig. Part of a blouse that touches the waist? Phrase often stamped in red Phrase on some government documents Popular official stamp Platen covering for printing press. Pricey booze at a bar Popular deck shoes