Letter P 37000–37250

Pregnancy protrusion Promote or demote Push slightly Part of a pinball machine Pinball table part Place for a "Honk if you..." sticker Place for a sticker Protective car guard Protective bar on a car's front or back Pinball machine features Places for some stickers Promotional freebie Potatoes and cucumbers, compared to apples and eggplants? Phrenologist's profession: Humorous. Parts of tactile paving units Phrenologist's delight. Phrenologists read them Poker raises Pre-empts Plagued with turbulence Potholed Patsy's problem Poor judgment? Proverbial misfortune Panhandlers Puts in a Funk In a Puts in a blue funk Puts in a funk Piece of bad advice Piece of crummy advice Piece of false information Pastry that might be sticky Patty place Patty's escort? Patty's place Pink Floyd "Candy and a Currant ___" Ponytail alternative Prim do Princess Leia coif Princess Leia wore one Psyche knot. Pulled-back hairstyle Papuan town wrested from Nipponese. Point in the Battle of New Guinea. Peace-prize Nobelist: 1950 Prominent statesman. person who groups things together Poppycock, with "a" Police squad Prohibition-era fraud-busting team Political society Pro-Nazi group Package together, as software Present for Mom and Dad Precious delivery for new parents Parent's cold-weather request Prepare for the cold Put on a few layers Political societies Pro-Nazi groups. ___ pan (creator of ring-shaped cakes) ___ pan (ring-shaped bakeware) Problem with tight shoes Podiatrists' concerns Part of a double-decker bed Place to sleep on a sub Place where one may go out on top? Paranoid mind-set Pitfalls for Archie and Edith Providing with sleeping quarters Person you're out all night with? person who sleeps in the same quarters as another Pink-eyed sights at Easter Playboy Club waitresses Playboy's logo Photobomb of a sort involving a V sign Photobomber's V-sign gesture Photobomber's hand gesture Peter Rabbit's basketball target? Party dance done in a line Popular line dance Popular line dance of the 1950s Pre–World-War-I ragtime dance. Part three of the pun Pastry purchase Picnic supplies Places dogs go at cookouts Prim coiffures Psyche knots. Part of a sacrifice, sometimes Part of a square sail Part of a squeeze play Part of a suicide squeeze Pirate's sacrifice, say Push with the head Player who often sacrifices Performs a sacrifice, in a way Performs baseball strategy. Place for hot rolls "Pilgrim's Progress" author "Pilgrim's Progress" writer Paul of folklore Paul, who logged on and on Prominent Corsican family name Perch for a gull, perhaps Pool float quality Partners of "gulls" in maritime jokes? Philosophical shrug about channel markers? PERSON hard to shake off PLANT with clinging seed-vessel or flower PRICKLY envelope of fruit PRICKLY seed coat Part of FBI Persistent clinger Plant prickle Plant sticker Prickly Husk Prickly case Prickly casing Prickly casing (var.) Prickly chestnut case Prickly chestnut case (Var.) Prickly clinger Prickly covering of a seed Prickly envelope of a fruit. Prickly husk (Var.) Prickly plant part Prickly plant part that sticks to clothing Prickly plant sticker Prickly pod Prickly seed case Prickly seed case (Var.) Prickly seed casing Prickly seed casing (Var.) Prickly seed cover Prickly seed covering. Prickly seed husk Prickly seed vessel (Var.) Prickly seedcase Prickly sock clinger Prickly sticker Prickly tusk Pacifica or Sausalito, to S.F. Place for Carson's checks? POEM, chief theme of Pack, to a pack animal Pulled Plaintiff's evidentiary onus at trial Part of a bedroom set Part of a government department Part of the FBI Port Credit _______ piece-of-furniture Paper pusher Paper-pusher public servant Part of many government-agency names Pentagon departments. Part of a President's name. Part of a U.S. president's name that's Dutch for "neighbors" Part of a White House name President Martin Van -- Place-name ending Popular sandwich: Colloq. Prison fast-food outlet? Picnic fare Prowler. person who enters a building to commit a crime, esp theft peterman picklock pilferer purloiner Purplish-red color PALM fiber/fibre Part of a time capsule ceremony person or thing that buries Puts away. Puts the lede in one of the last paragraphs Puts underground Performs obsequies of a kind PREHISTORIC weapon public garment Philosopher who said "The people never give up their liberties but under some delusion" Philosopher who wrote "Superstition is the religion of feeble minds" Pitt's opponent. Potato sack cloth Potato sack material Potato-sack material Potato-sack fabrics Potatoes holder P. M. G. in Wilson's Cabinet. parodying pasquinade Part of W.W. II's Pacific theater Provider of the verse Poetic postings PHRA Nakhon Si Ayutthaya City invaders 'Peace Train' singer, in Rangoon? Prove not to be fireproof Put onto DVD Put to flame Put to the flambeau. Punish Mr. Harris in a medieval way? Part of a gas stove. Part of a hot plate Part of a lamp. Part of a range Part of a stove. Phone in crime shows Pot spot Prepaid cell phone, in slang part of a stove or lamp that produces the flame Prepaid evasive device Parts of stoves Point needing resolution Peeling out Polish by rubbing polish up Put Armor All on tires? Permanently sever ties part of the uniform of the French colonial army's Spahi soldiers Peel out Plowboy poet. Poet who wrote "The Holy Fair" Participate in a Lakota smudging ceremony Purify a space, in a way Puts the pedal to the metal Pat a baby gently on the back, maybe Pat baby on the back Pat baby's back Pat gently on the back, maybe Pat on the back, as a baby Pat on the back, maybe Pat on the back, say Pat-on-the-baby's-back intended result Patting object Patting-the-baby's-back goal Possible result of a pat on the back Possible result of swallowing air Post-bottle event Post-dinner sound Post-feeding ritual Patted a baby, maybe Patted on the back, as a tot after food Patted on the back, in a way Physiologist whose namesake exercise is part of an Army fitness test Pats a baby on the back Pats baby on the back Pats on the back, maybe Pats on the back, perhaps