Letter P 220000–220250

Polish, as a car Polish, as floors Purchase for Mme. Tussaud Put a gloss on Pre-battle ceremony Pleasure yourself after a Brazilian? Polished, as a floor Prepared for a date, in a way Prepared to be vajazzled, probably Prepped for skiing Prepped, as skis Put a coat on, perhaps Pallid or pliable Paraffin-based Polish user Polishing pro Polishes, as a car Polishes, as a floor Puts a shine on Phase in which the moon's right half is mostly visible in the Northern Hemisphere Pontificate about the Before Times, say Part of a snowboarder's maintenance crew Polish one's Pontiac, say Prep, as a surfboard Prepare a surfboard, e.g. Prepare, as a surfboard Paraffin Like Paraffinic Path or route Pave the ___ Peppers "By the ___" Peabody and Sherman's transport Person on a journey Place to enter "Party on, ___!" "Party on, Garth!" Popular Las Vegas male entertainer Place to make an escape Popular TV setting. "Painted Perfect" One ___ Partner for means Paths, routes, etc. Personal habits Peter & Gordon's "True Love ___" Place to fall by Path to the top Popular navigation app Pugilism org. Pugilist's grp. Pugilistic gp. Pugilistic org. Pugilists' gov. organization Pugs' gp. Pugs' grp. Pugs' org. Poet who wrote "Things fall apart; the center cannot hold" Portrayer of Cuthbert J. Twillie and Egbert Sousé Place for office gossip Places to go in London? Places to go, briefly? Pro-Prohibition org. Prohibition supporter: Abbr. Prohibition-supporting gp. Public FM station in Michigan's largest city (as seen in its call letters) Phraseologies: Abbr. Part of w.p.m.: Abbr. Parts of speech?: Abbr. Pt. of WPM Puzzle fodder: Abbr. Pale, as tea Phthisical Packing less of a punch Prime Circle "___ Still" Poor jousters? Poor-quality, slangily Party guest who needs coddling Poor source of caffeine Prosperity, as of the public Prosperity, old style Prosperity, old-style Prosperity: Poet. Prosperous state Public happiness Public prosperity Poet's forest Pronoun, Southern style. Penalty for the 1% Practice withdrawal person or thing that weans Phases out nursing Pat Benatar "Sex as a ___" Playmaker, metaphorically person associated with the use or maintenance of weapons, esp nuclear weapons Paint blasters and paint rollers, in "Splatoon" Put on clothing Pal of wash Partner of tear Partner of wash Potential tire trouble Precursor of tear Proper style of dress. Prove durable Put on ... or pull off put clothing on one's body Pulse rate collector, maybe Play Washington, say Put on hidden recording gear Prevail by persistence Prison-break leader's call to cohorts Person who has something going on? Part 4 of the cosmetic question Proceed, as the day Person from Sunderland Passes slowly and oppressively Passes slowly, as a day Prevails royally *Planet not named for a god Physically and mentally fatigued Pooped, perhaps "Pop Goes the ___" "Pop goes" critter "Pop" goer PEKAN relative Pop goer of song Pop maker in a nursery rhyme Pop performer? Popper of rhyme Popper of song "Pop goes" critters Perhaps, perhaps Potter's friend Ron Potter's pal at Hogwarts Possible excuse when you and your friend don't want to stay for dinner Piece of furniture suitable for meteorology departments? Part of the evening news Persevere despite problems Prediction from a meteorologist Prediction about clouds and sun Pulitzer-winning writer who moonlighted in a nightly news studio? Picture of tomorrow, at times Passes through safely. Pressure points? Practice basketry Produce on a loom. ___ poles (agility course obstacles) Penelope, e.g., in myth Person using a loom person who weaves, esp as a means of livelihood Patterns of cloth. Part of "www" Part of WWW address Part of a baseball glove Part of a baseball mitt Part of a mitt Pathological liar's creation Pattern of intrigue? Place to find a troll or a spider Place to read "Some Pig" Place to site-see? Place where you might catch a few bugs pattern Intricate Cleverly Part of a marketing campaign, nowadays Presentation on an organic flytrap? PayPal, e.g. Program running in a browser, informally Pictures for surfers? Pictures made of ASCII characters, e.g. Portrayer of Friday. Pro golfer Karrie person who is well versed in the use of the World Wide Web PR problem for a Virginia senator? Poet surfing the Net? Pop composer Jim and others Place for "Dragnet" info? Palmate, as many water birds. Palmated, as many water birds PC pic producer Part of a modern baby monitor Producer of online panels Person who can't do their job off-site? PBA Hall-of-Famer Physicist with a unit named after him Popular brand of barbecue grill Popular grill type Penguin features Penguin feature Penguin part person who uses the Internet a lot Prepare for online publication person responsible for the administration of a website on the World Wide Web Popular health info source Places flies die Productions of Spider-Man Products of spinnerets Page that can't be turned Place to get a cookie, maybe PC-less Internet hookup, once Positive customer service response Pessimists' proclamation Promise to the IRS? Phrase next to "Please Have ID Ready," perhaps Paired up, in a way Performed nuptials Pete Seeger "Never ___ an Old Man" Promising time Pickled fish served at a bridal party? Promise exchanged by newlyweds Promising occasions? Promise made at an altar Pizza parlor phrase (1 to 4) "Pitching" or "sand" golf club Pie cut Pie slice Piece cut from a cheese wheel Piece of pie or cheese Piece of pie, e.g. Piece, as of pie. Piece-of-cake shape Pitching or sand piece of material thick at one end and thin at the other Packed in together Placed tightly Pie slices Pieces of pie Prank involving a yank Prank involving underwear Prank involving yanking underwear Pulled-out drawers? Pharmacy ad Peter Frampton "Do You Feel Like ___" Peter Gabriel "___ What We're Told" Plural "Yup" Pronounces wife and wife, for example Puts togetheer Pee-___ Herman Petite,plus Pig squeal syllable Pig's squeak. Pig's squeal syllable Post-midnight hour adjective Prekindergarten Pygmean Pesky plant Plant growing where it is not wanted Plant that may be pulled Plant to burn Plant you don't like Plantain, for one Popular salad green, actually Pot: sl. Pull dandelions, e.g.