Letter P 4250–4500

Picks up, in fantasy football Piles on Pipes in Postfixes Postfixes, e.g. Practices Chisanbop Puts 2 and 2 together Puts 2 and 3 together Puts in Puts in extra Puts in more Puts in the mix Puts in, as one's two cents Puts into the mix Puts numbers together Puts on Puts on one's fantasy roster Puts on the pile Puts on top of Puts on, perhaps Puts one and one together, say Puts one's two cents in Puts the numbers together Puts together Puts two and two together Puts two and two together, e.g. Puts two and two together, say Puts with Pasta water prep instruction Prepare to connect printers to a computer? Provides a bonus Puts in something new Puts more in Pitch in on Pump up "Play next" command on a music app Part 1 of political brain teaser Present as evidence Provide evidence for propinquity Piece of contact info, informally "Pink Marsh" author "Power" suffix Part of some sports drink names Picnic beverage Picnic cooler Picnic cooler cooler Picnic cupful Picnic drink Picnic punch Picnic quaff Picnic quencher Picnic treat Playwright George ___. Pop star from Nigeria Power chaser? Power ender Power or Gator ending Power or block finish Power or orange suffix Power tip Product at a stand Product of: Suffix. Pulpy drink, perhaps Punch choice Punch cousin Punch kin Punch relative Punch with no punch Punch without punch Punch's cousin Punch's kin Punchless punch Punchy ending? Punchy suffix? Purdue's Ross-___ Stadium Part of a sweet citrus drink name "Poetry is ___ of joy and pain and wonder" (Kahlil Gibran) "Please be __ and ...": polite request words "Please be ___ and help me" Part of an Agee title Profound: Poet. Profoundly, to poets Profoundly: Poet. Pianist Verne Pioneering reporter Rogers St. Johns Poet Nicolson Partner of Fred Penguin of Antarctica Pop singer who released "19" and "21" Pop star from London Pop star from Tottenham Pop superstar Pop superstar from Tottenham Popular singing star Predecessor of Ginger Penguin Penguin Antarctic Penguin from Antarctica Penguin named for a French explorer's wife Penguin species Penguin type Penguin variety Polar penguin Polar penguin named for a French explorer's wife penguin Antarctic explorer Richard Penguin habitat Patti of opera lore Patti of opera. Patti. Patti and others. Patti's namesakes. Periodical for fruit drink makers? "Pirate Alley" gulf Part of Arabia. Part of South Yemen Part of Yemen now Peninsula on the Arabian coast. Port NE of Djibouti City Port SSE of Sana Port SSE of Sana'a Port SSE of the Suez Canal Port across from Djibouti. Port annexed by Britain in 1839 Port at Red Sea gateway. Port at the mouth of the Red Sea Port city built around an old volcano crater Port city in Yemen Port city near the Red Sea Port city of Yemen Port city of Yemen with a namesake gulf on the Arabian Sea Port city where qat chewing is very popular Port in Arabia. Port in S. W. Arabia. Port in Yemen Port known to the ancient Greeks as Arabia Emporion Port near Red Sea entrance Port near Ta'izz Port near Taiz Port near the Bab-el-Mandeb Port near the Red Sea Port north of the Horn of Africa Port of Arabia Port of South Yemen Port of Yemen Port of the Near East. Port of the southern Arabian Peninsula Port on a gulf of the same name Port on its own gulf Port on the Arabian Peninsula Port that was Queen Victoria's first addition to the British Empire Port visited by Marco Polo. Port visited by Polo with "adorers of Mahommet" Port whose harbor is in the crater of an extinct volcano Post of Yemen Present-day site of the ancient port city Eudaemon Protectorate Former British port Yemen capital Pain in a gland. Prominent Bonn family. Prominent Bonn residents. Person from Yemen's capital Prefix meaning "gland" Pharyngeal mass Pharyngeal tissue Pair behind the nose Part of the throat. Pharyngeal tissues Pharyngeal tonsils Pharynx tissues Put __ in (impact) Put __ into (affect) Port city built on a crater of an ancient volcano Port city in the Arabian peninsula Port city on the Arabian Peninsula Particularly skillful Practiced person Proficient person Proficient in Past masters. People with skill Proficent ones Proficient ones Proficient people Proficients. PROPORTIONATE to what is necessary Picnic cooler items Picnic coolers Picnic drinks Picnic quaffs Picnic refreshments Picnic treats Pitchers may hold them Poolside drinks Possessed by an American humorist. Potables. Punch alternatives Punch cousins Punches for parched people Punches sans much punch Punchless punches Present: L. Privately for two Pitching ace Pitching aces? Pay for play Pay-per-click charge, e.g. Payment for a commercial Payment for a pitch Payment for promoting a product Pitcher's payment Pitcher's stat Price for a spot Payments to Madison Avenue firms Pitching figures Product-pitching charges Product-pitching costs Promo charges POSTERIOR pituitary-secreted hormone that provides reabsorption of water by the kidney Possible diagnosis for a distracted kid, briefly Possible diagnosis from a child psychologist, for short Problem Adderall treats Problem with focusing "Place your __" (classifieds phrase) "Place your ___" (classifieds invitation) Paste PARTY supporter PERSON in the know Partisan Party member. Plaster Politician's followers. Paste, e.g. Post-it component putty Pertaining to this case alone: Latin phrase. Presumably the most common 1998 Billboard hit to appear in crosswords (feel free to prove me wrong though) Plastic playing card maker's slogan? PERFUME brand/label Parent company of Reebok Puma alternative Puma competitor Puma rival "Parting is such sweet sorrow, mon ami" "Peace, Pierre!" **Parting word Paris parting Paris version of "arrivederci" Parisian "Farewell!" Parisian goodbye