Letter P 43750–44000

People native to Tennessee and the Carolinas PULPY fruit enclosing stone with kernel Pie fruit with a pit Pie flop? Powerful firecracker Pyrotechnical device Potential site of a George Washington confession process by which only the most apt items are selected Pie maker's discard *Pit that's spit Pit that's sometimes spit Parson Weems' fable, 1806. PILLOW lava, sedimentary material of Pieces of flinty rock Pure and sweet Pair of figures in Raphael's "Sistine Madonna" Putti Parsley relative with aromatic leaves Producer Crawford. Potomac's destination Prominent white beam Pastime for Napoleon and Benjamin Franklin Pastime with pawns Paul Morphy's forte. Paul Morphy's game. Petrosian's forte. Phiona Mutesi's game Popular newspaper column Popular pastime in Iceland Place to find a mate? Pawn storage container Plot element of "Casablanca" Pawn or bishop Pieces and a board Place for bishops and pawns Place for kings and queens Place to find queens *Passed pawn, e.g. Phillies second baseman, as he's known to rank-and-file gamers? Part of "Andy" Lou Reed sang about? Pecs' place Pectoral muscle's place Pectoral's place Pectorals' location Pirate booty holder Pirate's booty-holder Pirate's box Pirate's cargo Pirate's container Pirate's storage Pirate's treasure container Pirate's treasure holder Place for a medal Place for a mustard plaster Place for drawers Place for hope? Place for meda Place for pirate loot Place for pirate plunder Place for toys Place for toys or treasure Place to put a stethoscope Popular X-ray subject Public fund Physical expression of victory Post-touchdown celebration, maybe _Pirates have spilled their treasure on the highway; watch out for ___._ President Arthur President between James and Grover Pendleton act President President out of Pa.? Pertaining to P. D. Stanhope President Arthur and others. Prominent feature of Tom Selleck or David Hasselhoff Pec, more formally Pectoral Pectoral, e.g. Possible result of acid reflux Pirate guard? Pieces of bedroom furniture Pieces often made of cedar Pirate prizes Pirates' treasure holders Places for a bust Places for medals Places for ribs Places for toys Places for toys or tools Phaser blast to the torso? Pres. Arthur's nickname President Arthur nickname President Arthur's nickname Pierre's horse Popular SUV PFC stripe Pickup make Piece of gum. Play with, as a dog might a paper towel roll Ponder (on) Prepare to swallow Prepare to swallow, as food Process a bite Process the fat? Pills for pets, often Portmanteau for accessories that provide oral sensory input Pondering, with "on" Pondering, informally Pondering over Ponders (on) Ponders (with "on") Processes food? Processes the fat? Ponders Participates in a gabfest Puppy amuser ... or the end of the answer to each starred clue Puppy plaything Popular cereal brand with "Mix" varieties Part of a square meal? Party mix base Party mix cereal Party mix ingredient Party mix makings Party mix staple Party-mix cereal Primary ingredient in the snack Muddy Buddies Puppy chow ingredient Press release about a cereal brand? Paris home Part of many a bistro's name Part of some French bistros' names Part of some bistro names ___ Panisse (Alice Waters restaurant) ___ Panisse (noted restaurant in Berkeley) ___ Panisse (restaurant) Pay with plastic: Abbr. "___ Pipa," renowned Chinese play Part of a Greek X word Penultimate Greek consonant Phi's follower Phi-psi link Phi-psi linkup Psi preceder Psi's preceder preceder Psi follower "Pet" in a pot "Pet" often shaped like a toon "Pet" plant "Pet" that grows on you "Pet" that holds a plant "Pet" that needs lots of water "Pet" that needs plenty of water "Pet" that needs to be watered "Pet" that needs watering "Pet" that sprouts "Pet" that takes water but no food "Pet" that you plant "Pet" that's a plant "Pet" that's really a plant "Pet" that's watered "Pet" with Smiley and Winky versions "Pet" with a Bob Ross variety "Pet" with green "hair" "Pet" with seeds "Pet" you wouldn't take to the vet -- Pet (novelty gift) Pet (fad gift) Pet food? Pet project? Pet received on Christmas, for many Pet that grows Pet that grows quickly Pet that needs only water Pet that never eats or has "accidents" Pet that turns green Pet with green "fur" Pet you water Pet-shaped plant? Pettable plant? Plant "pet" Plant closely related to sage Plant for a pet? Plant growing on a ceramic "pet" Plant grown on "pets" Plant in the mint family with healthful seeds Plant lover's "pet" Plant sold in animal-shaped pots Plant that covers some "pets" Plant that grows on a "pet" Plant that grows on animals Plant that grows on pets Plant whose seed is sold as a health food product Plant with seeds rich in omega-3 fatty acids Plant-growing pet Planted 'pet' Popular brand started with a lot of seed money Popular plant "pet" Popular smoothie seed Potted "pet" Pottery "pet" __ Pet (growing gift) __ pet (TV ad product) __ pet (sprouting statue) ___ Pet ("The pottery that grows!") ___ Pet (1980s fad item) ___ Pet (1980s fad) ___ Pet (collectible that sprouts) ___ Pet (cultivatable gift) ___ Pet (item advertised around Christmas) ___ Pet (kitschy gift) ___ Pet (kitschy plant) ___ Pet (misnamed gift item) ___ Pet (novelty item) ___ Pet (novelty plant) ___ Pet (onetime fad item) ___ Pet (plant that might come in the form of any of the Golden Girls) ___ Pet (popular fad) ___ Pet (pottery/plant brand) ___ Pet (sprouting figurine) ___ Pet (terra-cotta "companion") ___ Pet: plant grower ___ Pets (1980s fad) ___ pet (1970s fad) plant Mexico Political leader (1887) Pasta go-with Pasta go-with, perhaps Product of the mountains of Italy Place to study green animals Plant animals? PAINTING, light and shade in Plant pets Parisienne's style. Pizazzy "_____ Poems" (Sandburg's first book) PULLMAN township site (USA) Poem by Carl Sandburg. Pessimistic Broadway investors? Poorly hit fly ball at Wrigley Field? Professional sports team with a very long championship drought (100+ years) Police unit patrolling the Loop? Protestor-defendants of 1968 Part of a line at O'Hare? [2002, 1976*] Pretentious refinement Pretentiously elegant Pretentiously trendy peacockish Puerto Rican PGA great Puerto Rican-born golf champion Part of a clutch Peeper