Letter P 31750–32000

Parts of aprons Parts of garments. Parts of overalls Places for double dribbles? Props for lobster eaters Protection for lobster eaters Protective cloths Protective wear for lobster eaters Protectors of tiny shirts Paper Mate alternative Paper Mate competitor Paper Mate rival Paper-Mate competitor Pen and lighter brand Pen and lighter maker Pen and razor company Pen brand Pen brand since 1950 Pen choice Pen co. Pen company Pen giant Pen handle? Pen maker Pen name of note Pen option Pen or lighter Pen or lighter brand Pen or razor brand Pen pusher Pen that aptly rhymes with "click" Pen with a cap Pentel competitor Pilot rival Popular pen Popular pen name Producer of Round Stic pens Product name for writers, smokers and shavers Product to flick Post-bender dose PIGMENT made from basic copper carbonate PIGMENT made from blue copper carbonate PIGMENT made from green copper carbonate PIGMENT made from smalt pigment blue color pigment blue green PERIOD of two-hundred years Part of the upper arm Preacher curl target, casually Pull-up assister Popeye's post-spinach pride Pull-up pullers PATTER (of stream, rain, etc.) PICK a bone with Peck Petty quarreling. Petty quarreler Petulant quarreler Product advertised with the slogan "Writes first time, every time" Paper Mate alternatives Paper Mate rivals Paper Mate's pen rivals Pens sold in 10-packs Pens with a ballpoint-headed mascot Pilot alternatives Popular ballpoints Popular pens Popular writers Premolar Premolar tooth PEDAL-driven road vehicle PEDAL-driven vehicle Personal transport pushbike Pedaled vehicle designed to pull things? Place to pedal Part of an active lifestyle, for some Places that sell PUMPS Participate in an auction Pass, for one Pass, say Patronize eBay, perhaps Piece of the auction Placing one at the last second to win is called "sniping" Potential trick count, e.g. Presentation from an aspiring World Cup host Prospective Olympic city's campaign Publicity info Put in an offer Postwar French Premier. Paddle holder at an auction Potential stock buyer President of Bank of U.S., 1822. Philanthropist who won a court case for her family's freedom in 1856 Pass (time) Pass, as time Patiently wait "Promise Me, Dad: A Year of Hope, Hardship, and Purpose" author "Promises to Keep "memoirist "Promises to Keep: On Life and Politics" author Palin's 2008 counterpart Pence's predecessor Politico with the 2007 autobiography "Promises to Keep" President from Scranton President of the U.S. Senate starting January 2009 President on "I Did That" stickers President since 2021 President who campaigned on the slogan "Our best days still lie ahead" President who declared Juneteenth a federal holiday President who said "politics doesn't have to be a raging fire destroying everything in its path" Program that includes Build Back Better, informally pronged weapon two Patient waiter President's withholding the last of human remains Plumbing fixture uncommon in North America Posh bathroom fixture Post-dump cleanser Privy fixture Product made by the brand Tushy Posh bathroom fixtures Participates in an auction Parts of a "war" on eBay Pinochle calls Political campaigns Political campaigns, e.g. Presidential runs Presidential runs, e.g. Price offers Price proposals Prom souvenirs Proposals. Purchase offers Prepares to leave "Peaches" singer, fondly, with "The" Pop star nickname, with "the" Perry surpassed him for most Twitter followers in 2013 Phenomenon evidenced in the 2011 film subtitled "Never Say Never" Periods between Winter and Summer Olympics PLANT living two years PLANT that springs one year, and flowers, fructifies, and perishes the next Plant that lives two years Plant with a two-year life cycle Poison hemlock or Queen Anne's lace Plants that last two years period of two years Pilsen product Place for a body to repose Product of Munich: Ger. Produkt von Löwenbräu pyre Parisian's drink Props in a tragedy President of Poland. Plants that bear fruit twice a year. Punch, slangily Punch: Slang. Partially divided; forked. Pink, purple and blue Pride display, familiarly part ways parting of the ways Popular, so to speak pregnant Phrase for a circus headliner. PERSON guilty of bigamy Person having one too many? polygamist People with too many in-laws Problem with more than one marriage? polygamy Pastry for a Manhattanite? Palindromic cat measure Player of this puzzle's theme song Proposed explanation for oversize British sausage? Premise of the origin of the universe Pyrotechnical study? Palace of Westminster bell Parliamentary toller Performer's career-making opportunities, and a hint to the starred answers Panther or puma Panther or tiger Puma, for one Pumas and panthers Pumas, e.g. Pooh-bah Patriarch in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Plantation owner in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Predictive analytics fodder Ploys of a sort Prominent constellation also known as the Plough Part of Ursa Major Pole star pointer Panama Canal, in slang Pair of elephants? PIG Person with a lot on his plate? Problem in an ensemble Positive description for an expanded edition Product improvement Product improvement slogan Pressing matters Protagonist of a Wright novel Part of Reno's nickname Person of influence Provider of up-to-the-minute info? Penitentiary, in slang Prison, in slang Problematic event Product with Ground Ball Grape and Wild Pitch Watermelon flavors Pros' milieu. Propaganda tactic Propaganda technique Propaganda technique embodied by asserting that Trump won in 2020, e.g. Propaganda technique introduced by Hitler in "Mein Kampf" Propaganda weapon for dictators. Propagandist's technique Propaganda tactics Product with a secret sauce Part of BMOC Potentate, say *"Press Your Luck" contestant's cry Person unlikely to keep a secret Prominent player *Prom time, to prom-goers Person of consequence: Slang. Popular live-streaming app with four letters PREJUDICED person Partial one Pedant Perfectionist Prejudiced one Prejudiced sort Prude Puritan person Biased person who is intolerant, esp regarding religion or race pettifogger precisian Prejudiced people Powerful D.C. lobby, informally Popular crossword constructor Merl? Plaintiff's compensation in a major case? Powerful people: Colloq. Person of clout Popular vodka-drinking locale? Photographer's request, maybe Person buying costly things Person who forgets to save? Person who likely has a high credit card balance Person who throws their money around Pacific coast region