Letter P 35000–35250

Prague exile Party rental that may make you jump for joy ... and a hint to this puzzle's circled words Photographer's apparatus person employed at a disco etc to remove unwanted people Prisoner Progress by springs penned in Parental settings purlieus Poet's word for the main Pouncing pandemic Pep that won't quit Pintquart Pitcairn islander's ship. price on one s head Pursuit pursuit? PERFUME of wine PERFUME which has no distinctive flower odor/odour posy Political reactionary. PERSON of conventional middle-class ideas PERSON of humdrum middle-class ideas proletariat President of No. African republic. Popular Bach piece for the lute PARISIAN stock exchange/market Paris exchange Paris stock exchange Paris stock market. Paris' Wall Street. Paris's stock exchange Parisian stock Parisian stock exchange Philatelic sale pool room Pop served in a can Part of a fight card Part of the card Pay-per-view event Pay-per-view event, sometimes Prize fight Prizefight Pugilistic affair Punch-out time? pugilism punch up Posh shop Period of temporary blindness Pitcher Jim Pitcher Jim who wrote "Ball Four" Pitcher Jim who wrote the 1970 memoir "Ball Four" Parts of a fight card Periods of time spent in a particular way Prize fights Poems composed from given line-ending words Pertaining to cattle Pertaining to oxen and goats Package adornment Package finisher Package highlight Package ornament Package-ribbon feature Performance ending gesture Performers might take one Perlman's tool Place for a figurehead Play's final act? Polite greeting. Ponytail adornment Present addition Present adornment Present decoration Present prettifier Present topper Pretty knot Padres' manager Phillies manager Phillies manager Larry Pair for Hood Play a violin without rosin, perhaps? Performed obeisance Played arco Played fiddle, say Played violin or cello Played, as a cello Played, as a fiddle Played, but not pizzicato Place for a trellis Place with lots of shade Pleasant shady place under trees Polite person, maybe Prince Albert hockey legend Picnic in the shade? Popular song by Charles Hoyt (with "The"). Pioneering "Major" in amateur hours. Pitney Pitney's partner Prototype of Ted Mack. predecessor Mack of early TV primitive long-bodied carnivorous freshwater fish with a very long dorsal fin person hunting with bow and arrows Part of a pipe Partake at tenpins Peach or Cotton Peach or Orange People mix here Piece of dinnerware Pipe Bend Pipe feature Pipe part Pitch : baseball :: __ : cricket Pitch, in cricket Place for mixing Place for some flakes Place for some mixing Play duckpins, say Play in an alley Play in the alley Play with pins Porridge container Post-season football game Post-season game Postseason grid matchup Postseason gridiron game, and a hint to the puzzle theme found in starred answers Primus "Tales From the Punch___" Played tenpins in officers' uniforms? Pergolas declared on a cricket player's return? Parker ____ (former surname of Camilla, the Queen Consort) Price chief, Governor, envoy. Price control expert of O. P. A. days. Postseason football competitions PLAYING skittles Popular sport. Place for a roll Place to knock down ten pins Place to roll a strike Places for strikes and spares Piano piece played in an alley? Place in Kentucky Prize for a 300? Place for drilled balls Place for splits and spares Place to score a turkey Player's targets in an indoor "alley" Picks up spares Pipe parts Plays at the alley Plays in alleys, maybe Plays in an alley Plays ninepins Plays tenpins Period for some college football games Put a -- (adorn, as a wrapped gift) Package finishers Parts of boats. Pasta shapes Polite greetings. Present additions Present attachments Present loops Present prettifiers Present toppers Primitive weapons Petrol pump Part of Bill Nye's standard attire Pasta pattern Pastry order Pee-Wee Herman trademark Pee-wee Herman accessory Piece of pasta on your shirt? Popular campus wear. Purple accessory for Mr. Smithers ___ pasta (farfalle) Parts of clowns' wardrobes Parts of some clowns' attire Projecting architectural feature Pooch person who makes or sells archery bows PARTITION off PITCHING mound Pandora opened one Part of HBO Participate in a prizefight Pitcher's place. Place for letters Place for lunch, perhaps Post office rental Post-office convenience Post-office cubbyhole Post-office offering Practice pugilism Practice the "sweet science" Precedes office or car Prepare a gift, perhaps Present location? Present place? Pricey seating area Prime opera house seating Prime opera-house seating Produce some combinations, say pyx Protective hair style popularized by Janet Jackson *Picture-taking Brownie Photographic device Pair of sixes Packed some punches Practiced pugilism Prepared to ship Put in a carton Put in cartons Pocketed, as in a race: Colloq. Prepared for mailing, perhaps Party drink option, no corkscrew required ... and what's in each set of circles? Pinot noir served from a spigot, say Plate spring openings. Pugilism, to Pedro Pacquiao, e.g. Prize-fighter Prizefight participant Professional fighter Pug Pug, e.g. Pug-faced dog, fittingly person who participates in the sport of boxing Pugilist destroys a circuit? Part of a moving story? Places for letters Places where wheat is stored? Prepares to ship Pursues pugilism Puts up a fight Pyxes Puts poles in cartons Puffer's cousin Pugilists' sport Pop with punch? Post-Christmas celebration Present time in England? ... or a hint to each set of circled squares Punching bags, mouthguards, etc. *Place you might go a round Pugilistic pleasures? Pugilistic sweethearts? Puzzle people's competition? Place to duke it out Putting all the Harry Potter books into crates? Pugilist's goal Pugilist's service animal? Preparing to ship person responsible for theatre boxes