Letter P 222500–222750

Person whose first computer might have been a Commodore 64 Post-boomer Product of the late 1960s or the 1970s Prefix meaning "dry" PHOTOGRAPHIC process in which negatively-charged powder is sprinkled on positively-charged surface PLANT able to grow in very dry conditions plant or animal who likes living in dry surroundings PLANT adapted to extremely dry conditions Plant suited to an arid environment Plant suited to desert regions. Plant that grows in very dry conditions Possible result of vitamin A deficiency Pioneering brand in photocopying technology Paul Allaire's company Photocopier brand Photocopier name Pioneer in photocopying Plain-paper copier pioneer Popular copier Persepolis king Persian king in 2006's "300" Persian king who captured Athens Persian king who destroyed Athens Persian victor at Thermopylae Pair of Dos Equis Paper ballot marks Paper-ballot markings Poison indicators, on bottles Pornography letters Primitive signatures Puts a line through Paranormal TV fare, with "The" Paranormal cases Payroll form Provincial capital SW of Beijing Popular music streaming service Pius ___ (Eugenio Pacelli). Preface page numeral Possible jury composition pseudonym of Derrick Somerset Macnutt, British crossword compiler who provided crosswords for The Observer PED -- (street sign) PED __ (traffic sign) PED ___ (road sign) PED ___ (traffic caution) Place for a "ped" to cross Place to cross, on signs Place to walk, for short Places for pedestrians to be alert, informally Places for peds ___ process (sternum part) Portugese: comb. form Pricy vintage Jaguars Postal checker Pirate map features Phrase # 1 Phrase from many a whodunit. Phrase from the whodunits. Phrase on a treasure map Present day, briefly Present day, for short Present day, in brief Present occasion, informally Present times, briefly Present times, for short? Phoenix group Popular comic book superheroes Professor Charles Xavier's band of mutants Professor Charles Xavier's cartoon team PRIMITIVE image of deity PRIMITIVE wooden image of deity Primitive Greek wood carving. primitive image of a god supposed to have fallen from heaven primitive statue Part of a football play diagram Pencil game loser Police bust of pornographic material? Part of a dental exam Penetrate the surface of, in a way Penetrating look Photo of a kind Photo of a sort Photo often taken after an accident Physician's aid Physician's photo Picture of a bone, maybe Picture of a chest Picture of a physician Picture of bones, often Picture taken at the doctor's office Picture taken by a doctor Path for electromagnetic scans in a hospital Photographed bones Photographed in a certain way. Photographed in a dentist's office Photographed, in a way. Penetrating Kent feature Producer of a piercing look Place to look inward? Place to reveal breaks Penetrating pictures Part of a dental checkup Patient looks? Penetrating beams Penetrating looks Photos at the dentist's Physician's photos Pictures at a dentist's Pictures at a hospital Pictures at an airport Pictures for the dentist Pictures of health Providers of inside information? Penetrating gaze? Poker player's fantasy Pencil game entries Playbook figures Playbook symbols Playbook symbols ... or letters treated symbolically in this puzzle's Down answers Player representatives? Puts a strike through Packaging abbr. followed by figures in ounces, pounds, and/or grams Pop star Aguilera's alter ego Pibb ___ Pibb ___ (Coca-Cola brand) Pibb ___ (soda brand) Pibb ___ (soda) Part played by women and girls? Pope John ___ (1316-34) Popular Roman parlor game? "Play God" singer DiFranco Pacino and Capone, for two Pal, in Haiti Palindromic channel Papal subject Paper with xword contests Part of HRH, previously Part of a Yale address Part of a line, in geom. Part of a senior's email address, often Part of a wheel, in Vegas Part of some students' email addresses Pasta sauce surname Peanut or coconut follower Pecan or peanut butter, say Pecan, peach or pumpkin Pendulum's fellow danger in a Poe tale Penny profile, familiarly Peppa or Porky, say Person hammering down rusty nails, maybe Phone company until 2000 Pigskin stitching Pile on a book ed.'s desk Piraeus "P" Place for a potbelly Poetically predating Poison warning Portal with an Outlook.com link Possessive in the past Powerful acid, to chemists Predators and Panthers are part of it Prefix in weather forecasts Pretend to have, as a poker hand Preventative shot Private notes on a phone Product from Cosabella or Bluebella Product from Fantasie Promise not made lightly Pronoun in Potsdam Prospecting prize Protagonist in 2024's "Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" Protracted stretch Psaki of MSNBC Purported present preparer Put satay away, say ___ Park (the Pirates play there) Porn classification Paddock runner Painfully unsure of which option to take Pair that hugs Part of a pilgrim's name Part of a pitcher's record Part of a prize-filled arcade machine Part of the crossword where all these animals live; some might also live in another kind of place Partner of Saudi Arabia in a 2023 truce Passionate archer Pasta ___ Norma (Sicilian dish) Patty Bouvier, to Lisa Simpson Paul Hewson, to rock fans Pecan or peach, e.g. Pedestrian shopping zone Peloton unit Perlman in "Barbie" Permission to cross a border Pet in a Hammett story Pete briefly in the Beatles Pirate base Pitch legend Place for pullets Pleasant area Political commentator Jeet ___ Pop music's Turner Pop star Justin, with "the" Porch torch Possesses, poshly Possible result of trauma Potential petunia Prank-pulling types Pre-hiring contracts, briefly Predatory bird related to the gulls Prepare eggnog, perhaps Prepares for a busy evening, maybe Preserving crystals Problem for picnickers Problems for collaborators Promises to repay Prospector's score Prove unable to keep a secret Provided footwear for Pumpkin spice ingredient, often Purple voter, disparagingly Puzzling paradox Porn copies "Pynk" singer Janelle Painful pulsation Painter's cover Palindromic film title of 2020 Pan that never gets old Papa Doc's nation Paparazzi attractor Parchment page Parent, early on Part of the Golden State Partitioned peninsula Parts of Stetsons Pass pattern Pau or Marc of NBA fame Pay for play, e.g. People who call their island Aotearoa Phisher's emails Phone bank worker Photo app, familiarly Phrase in skating show names Phrase not translated word-for-word Picks up a first down, say Pirates and Padres, briefly Pirates pitcher Oviedo Place to stow groceries Places for vipers Plants near water? Plaque accumulators