Letter P 220250–220500

Pull up dandelions Pull up dandelions and crab grass Pull up dandelions, e.g. Pull up dandelions, say Pull up pests Purslane, e.g. Purslane, for example. Purslane, for one. Purslane. plant growing where undesired Potholder? Popular lawn tool Picked dandelions Prepared a bed, maybe Pulled crab grass, e.g. Pulled dandelions Pulled dandelions, say Pulled out the spurry Pulled pesky plants Pot addict, familiarly Pub sample Paraquat targets Plants in abandoned lots Plants in the wrong place Plants in vacant lots Plants often extirpated Plants pulled from gardens Plot blight Plot spoilers? Policy details, metaphorically Prevalent plants. Prolific plants Pulled-up plants Pulls up dandelions Psychoactive brew Populated with pesky plants Pseudonym for street photographer Arthur Fellig Periods just past midnight Prime time for aardvarks Prime time for night owls Pay period Pay period, often Pay period. perhaps Pay unit, for some Personal planner division Pint : quart :: ___ :fortnight Planner division Planner that shows seven days per page Part of a luggage set Person on a quick vacation, maybe person spending a weekend holiday in a place, esp habitually Part-time degree program Periods of relaxation. Payroll frequency Publication every 168 hours? Periods of seven days Pages of some planners Parts of months Pay periods Pay periods, often Payroll periods Payroll periods, often Planner segments Pregnancy increments Parson / author of note Parson ___, biographer of Washington. Parson ___, noted biographer Parson who wrote the "cherry tree" fable. Parson who wrote the cherry-tree story. Parson-biographer of Washington. Popular edible Part of a "little" word Partner of "read 'em" person who weeps, esp a hired mourner People crying "Pee-__ Big Adventure": 1985 film "Pee-___ Big Adventure" "Pee-___ Playhouse" Piddles Plantation pest Plantation scourge. Pests for a grain farmer Plantation pests Percival William Williams. Pest controller's ad "Pork and Beans" band Palindrome for pitchers Path: Ger. Photographer William who's known for his pictures of Weimaraners Place onto a scale Ponder the relative merits of Ponder, as evidence Put on the scale Prepare to depart Pre-fight event Pre-fight event (and hint to this puzzle's theme) Prefight ritual Prefight ritual [7,8,9] Prizefight preceder Pugilistic ritual person responsible for weighing goods Puts on the scales Prepares for sailing Package measurement Part of a BMI calculation Postage determiner Pound, for example Proportioned, as statistics. Put a few monarchs on the scale? Paper ___ (office supply store section?) Pumper's need Ponderous, as issues Philosopher Simone "Picnic at Hanging Rock" director PGA's Mike ______ Peter who directed "Picnic at Hanging Rock" Peter who directed "The Truman Show" Potential hindrance to fish migration Parodist Yankovic Parody singer Yankovic Peaks unwilling to host the Winter Olympics? "Perform This Way" parodist Products of exotic foods before bedtime Phrase said to a braggart who probably shouldn't be bragging Person who behaves bizarrely peculiar person Playwright Peter who wrote "Marat/Sade” Pro figure skater Michael Prominent Boston lawyer. Popular juice brand Popular sign for visitors. Present a lei Princess Leia hairstyle worn to greet guests? Prey for a hungry carnivore? *Primate habitat banner when the zoo acquires a new gorilla? Pipefitter's joint Pipe worker Part of Secy. Folsom's job. Policy of widespread government social programs policies or attitudes associated with a welfare state Place for a wish Place for wishing Place to make a wish Possible destination for Jack and Jill place Drawing Pedantic phrase sometimes used to correct someone online Post-interview assurance Pre-commercial words *Phrase before a counterpoint Phrase spoken before ending a phone call: "____ you later" Properly sticking to one's training Peter of "RoboCop" Properly nourished Prosperous: Colloq. Puss in Boots? "Perhaps, or perhaps not" Phrase of reconsideration Partner of Fargo Penman of "Kipps," 1905. Perfect game pitcher David Places for drawings? prolific English writer best known for his science-fiction novels Parent's answer to "Can I? Can I?" Parent's stalling tactic answer Put-off response "Perhaps... in a way" Possible answer to "Which do you prefer?" Prepare to overflow Phrase indicating mock astonishment or feigned curiosity Paradoxical answer to "Where does oil come from?" Pembroke ___ corgi People of Cardiff People of Pontypridd People of Swansea. Pontypool people Pontypridd populace Pet for Richard Burton? Painful mark Painful ridge Painful skin ridge Paintball battle souvenir Paintball game memento Paintball injury Paintball mark Paintball memento Paintball souvenir? Part 5 of the word ladder Piece of shoe leather. Possible result of an allergic reaction Possible symptom of an allergic reaction Post-paintball mark Protective edging. Pugilistic weight class, 147 pound limit. Painful lumps Painful paintball mementos Painful paintball results Painful paintball souvenirs Paintball mementos Paintball souvenirs, perhaps Pessimism or melancholy Pessimistic worldview Pulitzer novelist Eudora Pulitzer winner for "The Optimist's Daughter" Pulitzer-winning writer of "The Optimist's Daughter" Pet owner's lament (Part 1) Parting declaration Peasant girl Pick (one's way through) Proceed along Proceed along a given route Proceed along a route Proceed circuitously Proceed on Proceed on (one's way). Proceed on: Poet. Proceed unhurriedly Proceed: Poet. Pursue (one's way) Pierce of "The Wire" Proceeds (one's way) Proceeds along Proceeds circuitously Proceeds indirectly Proceeds on one's way Proceeds on: Poet. Proceeds, poetically Pursues (one's way) Pursues, as one's way Peterson portrayer on Cheers "Peter Pan" girl "Peter Pan" heroine "Peter Pan" lass. Peter Pan's pal Peter's friend Plasmatics' Williams Playwright Wasserstein Prince cohorts ___ & Lisa Peter Pan's girlfriend Punk rock legend known as "The Queen of Shock Rock" Painted the town red, in a way ... or successfully completed this puzzle? Peaced out Pushed off Prepared to shove off Participated in a race walk? Pretended to be at a party Played tonsil hockey, say Participated in a pub crawl Pursued, as a career Protested at work, maybe Performed in a series of cities