Letter P 222250–222500

Pulled off the job? Pin in a ring Pin in a ring, maybe Performed, as on a type of TV show. Pin expert? Puts a hold on, perhaps Puts a hold on, say Place to get slapped around Piano tuners Pries (from) Pulls (from) Pulls away forcefully Pulls by twisting. Pulls from, as a purse Pulls with a violent twist Person in pitiful circumstances Pitiful figure Poor slob Profoundly unhappy. Poor souls Price Tower designer's area of expertise? Pair commemorated on North Carolina's state quarter Pioneer pilots Part of Orville's machine? Perfume sampling spot Place for a Fitbit Place for a Watch Place for a bangle Place for a light slap Place for a slap Place for a smartwatch Place to see a band for a cause Place to wear a watch Pulse-taking point Pulse-taking spot part between hand and arm part betweet hand and arm parts between hand and arm Part of arms Perfume sampling spots Places for Fitbits Places for Silly Bandz Places for cuffs Places for friendship bracelets Places for watches Pulse points Personal timekeeper Portable timepiece Procedures for detecting carpal fractures PRAECIPE PRAEMUNIRE Penned, to Shakespeare Plea to a departing one Pound the keys, perhaps Prepare a letter Produce chapter and verse? Produce plays, say Put on Paper 24 sheets of Put to paper put down in black and white putting words on paper Pen some fiction *Pen pal's exhortation Part 2 of the grook "Please send a letter" Pen pal's plea Pen pal's request Prepare an obituary? Pen odes to April? Preventing deleting, in a way Pamphleteer, for example Penner Plotting problem, perhaps Problem for a wordsmith, and a clue to five figures hidden in this puzzle Press censorship? Puts pen to paper Pens a seafaring tale? Prepares for editing Puts together from notes Published review Prose descriptions Published reviews Putting pen to paper Penned works Painfully obvious Presented prominently Prominently demonstrated Permanent, idiomatically Part of a driver's license procedure person who acts immorally or illegally Parties one shouldn't go to? Prone to error, in slang Practiced calligraphy Practiced penmanship Put down in words Put on the sheets? Picked a candidate not on the ballot Penned a review of Put a note in someone's file Period that's not antebellum or postbellum Paper covering the NYSE Paper with "Marketplace" and "Money & Investing" sects. Paper with NYSE news Paper with a "Mansion" section, for short Paper with headquarters on the Ave. of the Americas, despite what its name suggests Phil Ivey's event: Abbr. Pacific Northwest sch. Pacific Ten school initials Pullman sch. Pullman sch. that's home to the Cougars Point opposite ENE Pt. opposite ENE Package figs. Pkg. measures Pkg. stats Poundages: Abbr. Pounds and kilograms: Abbr. Pounds, e.g. (abbr.) PAKISTANI lake Porter on sauerbraten person who achieves great success when relatively young Place to store a German sausage? Period of terror induced by a brat? Playful self-deprecation from a puzzle creator Paul Newman film of '70 Paul Newman film of 1970 PUSILLANIMOUS person (sl.) Part of Va. until June 20, 1863 Pearl S. Buck's birthplace Producer of the "After the Bell" podcast Part of a Exclamation Beatnik Period of rationing (abbr.) Prefix seen before many website addresses Part of the Net, for short "Parks and Recreation" character Ben Peter Fonda's role in "Easy Rider" Peter's "Easy Rider" role Portrayer of a famous lawman in Old West films and TV Prostestant reformer. POWYS river ___ peace accord (1998 agreement) Penultimate members of a well-known group Pygmy couple? PBS affiliate station in New Orleans Painter Andrew Painter Andrew Actor Painter Jamie Painter N.C. or Andrew Painter family surname Painter of Helga Painter who lived on a Maine farm next to Christina Olson in the 1940s Pennsylvania painters' surname POLISH animation producer POLISH cartoon animator POLISH film producer Philip whose books "Gladiator" inspired Superman and "When Worlds Collide" inspired The Flash Poet Elinor Poet Elinor or author Philip Poet/novelist Elinor Periodic "Top Chef" judge with a restaurant in Manhattan Pre-printing convenience of PC software Pseudo-typeset, in computer program displays Prefix with -graph or -margarine Popular brand of crafting knife Precise-sounding blade Precision knife brand Popular anxiety drug, informally "Pleasure-dome" place of poetry "Pleasure-dome" site. Place described in "Kubla Khan" Place for Kane and Khan Place of opulence Pleasure dome site Pleasure dome site of verse Pleasure-dome site, in a Coleridge poem Palindromic anti-anxiety drug Palindromic antianxiety pill Palindromic anxiety drug Palindromic medication Palindromic prescription Pfizer antianxiety pill Popular antianxiety drug Possible prescription for panic Prescription for the anxious Plane axes Peevish wife in Athens, 400 B. C. PERICLES, father of Prefixes for yellow PENDA tree (genus) PERSIAN-besieged city (c 546 BC) Prototype of a shrew. Pivotal graph lines People plot things around it Place for Cartesian coordinates Pants with ridges, for short PlayStation 2 alternative PlayStation 2 rival Popular game console People play "Tao Feng" on them PlayStation alternatives Popular new holidays gifts of 2001 PlayStation 4 competitor Popular video game console released in 2013 PSP 4 Pro alternative Pupil with a phonetic beginning that hints at what the circled letters comprise Pirates' craft Put a mark next to Put two lines through Put a line through Powerful TV princess Princess created by Robert Tapert Princess created by RobertTapert Princess friend of Gabrielle Princess from Amphipolis Princess known as the Defender of the Elijans Princess on the small screen Princess once allied with Hercules Princess played by Lucy Lawless Princess who battled Callisto Princess who wielded a chakram Princess who wields a chakram Princess with a lesbian cult following Princess with an L.G.B.T.Q. cult following Princess with superpowers princess Warrior Female Pertaining to hospitality. Phobia or blast preceder Phobic beginning Prefix for phobia Prefix meaning "alien" Prefix meaning "foreign" Prefix meaning "foreigner" Prefix meaning "strange" Prefix meaning "foreign" or "strange" Prefix that means 'strange' Prefix with -lith or -phobia passion for foreign things Periodic table's 54 Photographic flash gas Plasma screen component Propellant in ion thrusters Popular headlights person who likes foreigners or things foreign PERSON with dislike of foreigners PERSON with morbid dislike of foreigners person who hates or fears foreigners or strangers parts of shell or skeleton formed by foreign bodies Prefix meaning "dry," used in scientific terms Prefix meaning "dry," often used in scientific terms Person who grew up with a dot matrix printer, maybe