Letter P 222750–223000

Player in the Lone Star Series Players on a polo field, e.g. Pleasant-smelling liquid Plemons of "Killers of the Flower Moon" Poetic concern Polymath Newton Pops out of a can Popular sponge brand Port, in Port-au-Prince Posts to hosts Pot puffer Potential fries Pre-DVD combo Prepare to advance, maybe Prepare, as a plane for takeoff Prime bunch Princess Catherine's sister Printer component Promotes in excess Proofing catches Prop for a portraitist Protagonist of a Pulitzer-winning play Puppy dog Put money behind ___ Productions (Winfrey's media company) Paces for players Palais Garnier performances Palm Springs business, often Park map display Park north of Anchorage Passes on the offer Per follower, often Perches for drummers Person trying to lose on purpose Pig look-alikes Place for a record or arm Plant parts that become seeds Playful knuckle-to-head rub Plea from the distressed Pleasant to behold Poet whose surname anagrams to "unread" Popeye tattoo Popular shopping destination Porous sea creature Portugal's old currency Possessive bunch Pre-Deng policy of China Premise for proving Premises to prove Presents, for the taking Preserver of Hinduism Priyanka of Amazon Prime's "Citadel" Protected group Providers of ciders Pair of pompoms? Parade viewer, often Parent company of NBCUniversal Periodic need for a driver's license Permission to fly, maybe Person who wrongly insists that Obama was born in Kenya Piano brand since 1890 Pisan talk Pleasant-sounding President Joao Lourenço, e.g. President Zelensky's nation Product line that includes VitaCraves Gummies Put on a card Paint a picture of, figuratively Pasta and potatoes Pertaining to interpretation of symbols Pheasant attribute Pill taken at bedtime Pocket bread stuffed with necklace material? Pots and pans, sometimes Praise with ulterior motives Preparing magazine photos, often Princess Leia's home planet Prosaically written Purdue period Parisian's "Isn't that so?" Paul Muni was Oscar-nominated for playing him in 1937 Place for pies Plea for peace Potential Best Supporting Actor nominees Precedent setters, perhaps Pro who tries to make you look better? Problem for oceanic reefs Person who's homeward bound Picnic item (largest) Place where you might find some lemons Placed some butterflies on your shoulder, say Politically protected waste of money Prepares to whisper to someone, say Professional trainer? Protection for a sports collector Pushing a friendship too far, maybe Parent whose children have all left Panama is part of it Photo of a cactus seen everywhere online? Pair with a Himalayan and a Rocky mountaineer? Pair with two horns and a tough shell? Practiced pitching for hours? Pair that might give you a woolly jumper? Pair that's half cuddly, half chompy? Penny person (2) "People" singer PERENNIAL stem part that includes water-conveying vessels Part of a plant system Plant Tissue additive Plant circulatory system Plant circulatory tissue Plant equivalent of blood vessels Plant tissue important for the conveyance of nutrients plant tissue that conducts water and minerals from the roots to all other parts Prefix meaning "wood" PRIMITIVE engraving on wood plant woody Percussion instrument with wooden bars Player's wooden beater Player of a percussion instrument. preparation of sections of wood for examination by microscope printing from wooden type "Prepare to be destroyed!" Portico area where ancient Greek athletes trained Portico of ancient Rome. Porticoes for athletics. "Pimp My Ride" host PARACHAERAPS bicarinatus Party boat, often Place for a spinnaker Pleasure cruiser Presidential perk until 1977 Pricey boat Private equity manager's "toy," perhaps Private water craft Pleasure sailing Party boats Pleasure cruisers Posh crafts Posh pleasure boats Posh pleasure crafts Pricey vessels Private boats person who sails a yacht Participate in a gabfest Pointer used as a reader's guide in a synagogue. Pointer used by scroll readers. Pointer used in a synagogue. Pointer used in synagogues Part of a "Seinfeld" catchphrase Part of a phrase similar to "blah blah blah" Part of an omissive refrain PEBAN Indian Puerto Rican palm. Parent company of Tumblr and GeoCities Phenomenon of Gulliver's fourth voyage. Popular Internet company Popular Internet portal Popular Internet site Popular Web site Popular dot-com site Popular e-mail provider Popular fantasy sports site Portal with an exclamation point in its name Purchase for Verizon People in "Gulliver's Travels." Popular dice game PENTATEUCH, name of God in the Pack animal of Tibet Pack bearer in Nepal Participate in a chinfest Polo "participant" in a Mongolian sport Polka heard frequently on "The Benny Hill Show" Preach trivially? ___ Perelman, classic Russian science writer ___ Perelman, prolific Russian science writer Pack animals of Asia. Probiotic dairy beverage People of Siberia City in People of eastern Siberia Padlock brand Part of an Ivy trio Part of the Ivy League Paul Giamatti's alma mater Peabody Museum of Natural History site Philanthropist Elihu Place with a lock on education Pres. Griswold's job. President Bush's alma mater President Taft alma mater President Taft's alma mater Prestigious New England law school Princeton rival Presidents Taft, Ford, Clinton and both Bushes Philanthropist Elihu's gun? Precocious Ivy Leaguer! Popular locks Prestigious Conn. institution Princetonian rival Presidents Bush and Clinton, at one time Palmetto State pronoun Pascagoula pronoun Pensacola personal pronoun Pensacola pronoun Pronoun for a Southerner Pronoun in Dixie Pronoun in Texas Pronoun in the South Pronoun of the southern U.S. Pronoun whose Pittsburghese equivalent is "yinz" Pronoun with an apostrophe Punctuated pronoun Part of Jed Clampett's theme song Post WWII conference site Part of China's boundary. Part of Korea's border. Part of North Korea's boundary Part of the verb "to be," to Popeye Piece of orange produce Popeye 101 verb Popeye verb Popular November tuber Potato's kin Pounded ___ (Nigerian dish similar to mashed potatoes) Primary ingredient in the Nigerian dish àmàlà Purple ___ (ingredient also called ube) Purple ___, Hawaiian crop Pugilist in TV bouts. Peddler of pianos and motorcycles Piano and motorcycle maker Piano brand Piano maker originally called Nippon Gakki Popular motorcycle Producer of pianos and motorcycles PBS journalist Alcindor who hosts "Washington Week" PAPAS of a sort Plate mates of cranberry sauce, often Popular November side Popular Thanksgiving side Potato alternatives Potatoes high in Sugar PBS chef PBS chef Martin PBS cook PBS's "___ Can Cook" Penn __, Finger Lakes town Penn ___, Finger Lakes village. Penn ___, N. Y. Penn ___, N.Y. Penn ___, N.Y. resort