Letter P 37500–37750

Prankster's patsy Prankster's target part Rifle place end to end without overlapping *Phones inadvertently Part of the Monument Valley landscape Prominent hill of the Southwest Peak pip Popcorn enhancer Popcorn topping Pound cake ingredient Plumpish one Plump people, rudely Pastry frosting Pat melting on pancakes? Place to park the Parkay Planning to drop the ball at a New Year's party? Try our ... Poronotus triacanthus PAINTED Lady Pool stroke Phenomenon in chaos theory Piece of silverware Pancake ingredient, perhaps Pumpkin relative Probably my favorite ice cream flavor Pitcher's words Part three of quote Part 4 of farewell Put oneself where one shouldn't Political campaign adornment. Push it! Plush sofa cushion occupant? Position for insect fetishists? Place to sport flower Produce counter buy Part of Frosty's face Piece of Frosty's face Part 3 of the observation piling Prank victims People who are present Puts a tail-end to defeats? part of gun Positioning of a backward posse? Part of an adage for bettors. PLUMP and comely Partonesque? Pleasingly plump Plump and healthy-looking Plump and large breasted Plump and rosy. Patronize the mall Pay cash for Pay the price for Pick up on eBay Pick up some shares Pick up the tab Purchase an engagement band, perhaps Patriot's consumer appeal Patriotic shopping advice Presently, to a shopaholic? Pawnbrokers do it Play the stock market Purchase something sight unseen Part of "caveat emptor" Party on "House Hunters" Purchaser Purchasing agent person in possession Purchasers person responsible for purchasing finished goods for display/sale in a store Pay to participate Pay to play, at a poker table Poker player's initial investment Poker tournament entrance fee Poker tournament fee Poker tourney entry fee Put money up front to play poker Pre-holiday mall indulgence Patronize neighborhood shops, say Partner of "pay later" Pay a bribe to Purchase with plastic PLUS SIGN Purchase stocks with credit Pays the price for Places confidence in Pleases a store owner Pleases the store owner Prepares for Christmas? Purchases Purchases sight-unseen Purchases something sight unseen Patronizes Purchases the assets of Purchases a controlling stake, innit? Purchases traffic lights? Purchases a company? Purposely causes a delay Purchases all of Purchases the whole supply of Purchases, as the remaining stock Postpone the inevitable Patronize a drive-thru Purchase every bit of Purchase in large quantity Purchase the entire stock Purchase the remaining supply of Purchase what's left Paging, say Phone call, informally Phone call? purr pern prey bird Phoned: Colloq. Presenter of many listicles Party downer Part of a techie's arsenal Phone a rock group? Part of a complex "Possession" author A.S. Part 2 of sentiment PASS in sports Parting, or half of one Pass to round two Pass, of a sort Pass, of sorts Perk for a top seed Perk for many a seeded team Play-off edge Playoff pass Playoffs privilege Postseason award for the top two teams in each NFL conference Preferential status, in sports [peace sign] pass Tournament Big pass Tourney Hoops Play it -- (ad-lib) Play it __ (improvise) "Put on a Happy Face" musical "Put on a Happy Face" show Pirated jazz standard? Parting song heard in "Sleepless in Seattle" Popular '20s song Popular song of yesteryear Popular standard with lyric "Pack up all my cares and woes" Parting words from the Everly Brothers Passed, in bridge. Parting exchanges Partings Passes at a tournament Passes for top seeds Passes, in some sports. Phone call enders Playoff breathers Playoff coups Playoff passes Phrase often linked with astonishment, invoking a royal saint Past days Past events. Past things PART 4 OF RIDDLE Part of a corporate charter "Puzzle by Peter Gordon," e.g. Print credit Printed name of a news article's writer Personally Performs "Rockin' in the Free World" with a distinctive voice Previously, up to this point Party abbr. about drinks Party invitation inits. Party invitation letters Party invite inits Party letters Party req. Party invitation letters meaning you supply your own drinks P.S. on an invitation Part of an invitation to a drinker (abbr.) Part of an invitation to an imbiber Party directive, briefly Party invite initials, sometimes Party invite letters Party request: abbr. Party rule, for short Party spec Party stipulation, briefly Picnic invitation abbr. PASS around Place to load envelopes, usually Private lane. Private route Private way Private ways reflective shy bishop describes Mr. Sajak (7) Polar explorer Admiral Richard Polar explorer Richard Polar-izing figure? Pole explorer Pole explorer Richard Pole star? Pole-exploring admiral Pole-seeking admiral Prominent Virginian. Prominent senator Polar explorer, after getting religion? "Psycho Killer" lead singer Paris delegate. Path less traveled Poet friend of Shelley Poet who originated the phrase "truth is stranger than fiction" Poet who sat in House of Lords. Poet who swam the Hellespont Poet who was Ada Lovelace's dad Poet who wrote "She walks in beauty, like the night" Passionately rebellious, in a way Pianist-singer match Passes, in card games Paul Revere alternative Per unspecified others Percy -- Shelley Percy Shelley's middle name Poet Percy -- Shelley Poet Shelley's middle name person present but not involved Part of many a detour Pink slip quip (Part 3) Popular way to get around New York City "PC World" rival PC info measure PC memory unit PC snack? PC storage unit Part of MB Part of a gig Part of {/TB/} Piece of memory Popular computer monthly Processing unit Program components Part one of a budgeting quip Part one of today's quip Provo campus Provo campus, briefly Provo coll. Provo sch. Provo, UT campus Person or thing cited as a memorable example person or thing regarded as a perfect example of something "Peace be with you" and others Popular phrases.