Letter P 47250–47500

Path of peril Perilous path Physics 251: Principles of Particle Accelerators (or, as the students call it, the "___") PARTAKER in talk Person taking part in discussion Pinocchio's creator Particles in suspension PRINTING process for fine reproduction work planographic printing process Plan a heist (with) Plot (with) Plan jointly, as a prank Plan together, as a scheme Plots (with) Popular radio and TV M. C. Pikes Peak site: Abbr. Pikes Peak state: abbr. Printer's mark: Abbr. Perfumed liquid Perfumed water Polo or Stetson Polo, for one parfum Perfumed liquids Pompous cartoon character Popular import Product hawked by Juan Valdez Punctuation mark that introduces a list or explanation Part of the large intestine after the cecum Pair of dots Panama Canal city Panama Canal terminus Panama city Panama seaport. Panamanian city Panamanian port Panamanian punctuation? Panamanian seaport. Part of a digital watch display Part of a digital-watch display Part of intestine Part of the large intestine Piggyback periods Port in Panama. Port on the Panama Canal Punctuation before a list Punctuation in an analogy Punctuation in play dialogue Punctuation mark before a list Punctuation mark between hours and minutes Punctuation marks Pewter or Potterby of comics Potter of "M*A*S*H," for one Presley's Parker provost-marshal Pompous British reactionary *People employed at the starts of battles Popcorn supplies for officers? Popular American decor Pre-1776 Pre-Revolutionary furniture style Pre-Revolutionary period Part of early American history Period preserved by a district in Williamsburg, Virginia Passengers on the "Mayflower," e.g. Peoples far lands. Parthenon feature Porch roof support Portico pillars Punctuated former Secretary of State? Parts of analogies Parts of some emoticons Punctuation in analogies Punctuation marks in a marathoner's time Punctuation marks used in analogies Place for nudists Plymouth was one Plymouth, once Pre-independence state place Ant Publisher's distinguishing mark Publisher's imprint Piece of land surrounded by water Paint a picture Paint choice Paint or dye Painter.s choice Palette choice Pantone selection Pantone's Very Peri, for example Pass time waiting for the pediatrician, perhaps Peach or apricot Peach or lime, e.g. Peach or plum Peach or tangerine Peach, for one Perform an art class task Phenomenon sensed by cone cells Photograph quality that The New York Times first used in 1997 Picturesque quality. Pink or rose Play with crayons Play-by-play partner Plum or peach Plum, lemon or peach Plum, peach, apricot, or eggplant Primary, maybe Puce or peach Purple or puce Purple, e.g. Put in a false light PATAGONIA boundary river (Argent.) Pike's Peak locale Pike's Peak, Continental Divide and minerals. Pueblo's place Potato pest Photographic tints Painter's aid. Pairs like red and blue or green and gold, for design variety Play-by-play supplement, often from an expert Play-by-play accompaniment Process you may use on video footage ... or each set of indicated letters? Pan of N.A.A.C.P. Played with crayons Pastel artist. Pre-school artist Permanently dyed, as fabric Perpetually tanned pal's quick fix? Poet who curses up a blue streak? Provide shade to? Pastime for tots Prejudice within a racial group Play-by-play announcer's partner Provider of analysis Palette array Palette options Peach, plum and lemon Penn / Duvall film Plays with crayons Printer's concern Prism output Prismatic array Product in much demand. PHRYGIAN city/town Pitted salad morsel Project begun by the emperor Vespasian pural of Colossus: a person of exceptional importance and reputation Pink Floyd "Green is the ___" Pink Floyd's "Green is the ___" Peddler of Bibles, tracts, etc. Peddler of religious literature Passes between peaks Passes for Hillary Potter and Klink: Abbr. Potter and Mustard Abbr.: Paddock frolicker Paddock youngster Peacemaker maker Peyton Manning, e.g. Peyton Manning, for much of his N.F.L. career Pimlico runner Pistol company Preakness entrant Producer of 1873's Peacemaker Plowing implement Playful nature Peyton Manning's former teammates Prancers in the paddocks Pro team with a horseshoe logo Padraic ___, Irish poet Playwright Padraic Poet Padraic pigeon genus Palmetto State seeks dumpster-diving vigilante Peter Falk role Peugeot-driving detective Pigeonlike. Parade time Parthenon pillar Portico support Pillar: Lat. Paper job Pundit Paper stars? Part of a balancing act? Part of a budget spreadsheet Prefix meaning "together" in many compound words Part of file extensions for executable programs on Windows Part of a website address Part of an e-tailer's address Part of many Web addresses Part of many website addresses Perry's USN rank Prefix with mission or press Prefix with mix Part of a comet's head Part of a comet. Part of a tailed astronomical object Part of comet's head Particles around a comet Plot device for many a soap opera Plot point in the 2017 film "The Big Sick" Popular Cook book of 1977 Possible result of a shock Prolonged sleep Prolonged state of unconsciousness Prolonged unconsciousness Plains tribesman Post accident condition(s) Postaccident conditions Profound state of unconsciousness Partner, redundantly Part maker Parting aid Parting gift? Parting item Parting need? Parting tool Pocketbook item Prop for Kookie Purse article. Purse item Private sector? Person who might give a general anesthetic Painstakingly searched Pored (over) Product of different varieties of salmon? Power produced by farm machines? Pet-show preparation Package deal Pitcher-catcher ensemble. Part for a balding man? Patented innovation for which Donald Smith and Frank Smith won an Ig Nobel Prize in 2004 Part creators Part makers Part producers Part providers People part with them Portable hair dressers Purchaser of Nashua. PHLOGISTON Theory, subject of PRACTISE a dodge over PRACTISE a trick over Parton's "Here You ___ Again" Plea to ye faithful Pay up: Colloq. Pay more Party for the unprepared Part or separate. "Please visit again!"