Letter P 225250–225339

Provide e.g. food Plant with canopy Persian blade Piece of cake – eat it outdoors Place to walk on board Poor-quality, cheap Pacify (someone) by making a concession Put one on a pedestal Plunder by force Pipe for liquid or gas Piddly Part of piston engine Petrol carrier Prate (anag.) Proves aggravating Plough pullers Potting stick Possibly drunken noise Private or personal Person shooting a film Parasitic insect, subject of a Donne poem Puzzling occurrence Page on the left side Possibly witty retort Peers – sign in maths Pen (inventor) Period before an event Protuberant vehicle part Pester – Wind in the Willows character Politically unscrupulous, as in The Prince Potato, say Punisher of hubris Part of a sentence or a contract Publication giving a summary Prattle (‘j’ not ‘y’) Parisian nightspot Person duped into doing an unpleasant task Performing revolutions Puff adder, for instance Point of a conversation? Porous limestone created by precipitation Possible result of muddling one’s words Particular meaning of a word or phrase Plant that completes its life cycle in a year Positive inclination? Purely hypothetical Powerful part of a car engine Place to eat out at home? Place to cut or sign Pear-shaped stringed instrument with a long neck Pass on – legal document Pleasingly concise Piccadilly Circus landmark PA insisted on (anag) – permission to be excused Pipe or rose (a not e) Plant fibre used to make rope and rugs Played by all Prep and mounting of dead animals for show Puny – covered in nettles? Prophet and teacher Part of central London Perseid light show? Potential victim, justifiably? Plant with shoots providing panda food Public school activity Present, physically Property as part payment Phone call facilitator Periodic table member Periodical published once each in spring, summer, autumn and winter Pointy-eared Roman creature of the woods Portree’s Scottish isle Paler (anag.) Popedom Prickle or mild stinging sensation Put on (show) Pain in the neck – Watson’s partner Positively charged subatomic particle Plucked as opposed to bowed Prosthesis, sometimes Plant root used in traditional medicine Play without previous study Part of the tongue Picture showing a group of figures Peak time? Polyamorous living arrangement Pure-bred Pioneering agriculturist – prog rock band Pakistan’s official language