Letter P 62250–62500

Phil and Ruth Phil and Ruth, for ex. Physical conductors (abbr.) Physicians (Abbr.) Practice composition?: Abbr. Practice group?: Abbr. Practice runners: Abbr. Practice squad?: Abbr. Prescription writers (abbr.) Professionals with MD degrees Professors, often: Abbr. Profs, often Pulmonologists, e.g. (Abbr.) people Med. Bigger than Pittsburgh scientist. Pulitzer-, Peabody- and Oscar-winning writer Parental adviser Pediatrician who's 0% Vulcan, actually Pediatrician's book about a mythical flier? Peter Marshall's sister Joanne Plodder. person who works hard at uninteresting tasks penal work Part of D.E.A. Penicillin or pot Penicillin, e.g. Penicillin, for instance Penicillin, for one Pfizer creation Pfizer formulation Pfizer product Pharmaceutical Pharmaceutical product Pharmacist's item Pharmacist's sale Pharmacological research subject Pharmacopeia entry Pharmacopeia listibg Pharmacopeia listing Pharmacopoeia selection Pharmacopoeia subject Pharmacy buy Pharmacy find Pharmacy item Pharmacy pickup Pharmacy purchase Philter. Prescribed thing Prescription product Prescription purchase Psilocybin, for one Psychedelic, say Pfizer, for one Pharmacy's custom work Pill-pusher? pharmaceutical chemist People who might eat horse? Pharma salesperson Penicillin and opium Pharmaceutical products Pharmaceutical purchases Pharmaceuticals Pharmacist's supply Pharmacologists study them Pharmacy inventory Pharmacy items Pharmacy offerings Pharmacy purchases Pharmacy stock Pharmacy supplies Pharmocologists study them Prescription items Prilosec and Prozac Puts under Pretender in a ten-gallon hat and boots PRIEST, ancient Pagan priest Playable-character class in Dungeons & Dragons Pre-Christian priest Priest of British legend Priest of Stonehenge days. Priest of ancient Britain. Priest of ancient Celtic Britain Priest of old Gaul Priest who considered mistletoe to be sacred Priestly Gaul or Celt Priestly figure of Gaul Prophet of ancient Gaul. priest of old Celtic group Pre-Christian Celtic priests Pre-Christian Celts Priestly class of ancient Britain Priestly group of old Britain Priests of ancient Britain. Priests of old Percussion instrument beaten with sticks or hands Part of a banjo. Part of a kit Photocopier part Play the timpani part Ear Percussionist's sound Parts of a Starr performance Percussive segment of a song Percussive group Potentially smelly percussive gatherings Percussion instrument membrane part of a drum that is struck *Percussionist's set Percussion parts of marching bands Parade V.I.P. Played a Pearl set Played a tabla or djembe Played a tattoo Part of a rock band Percussion player percussionist person who plays a drum or drums Percussionists keeping the beat Parade sound. Percussion practice item Pre-performance flourish heard before an announcement Percussion section Played by a tympanist. Percussionist’s onstage arrangement Percussionist's kit Phil Collins gear Percussionists' purchases Percussionist's time to shine Percussionist's accessory Percussionist's prop Portion of roast turkey. Poultry piece Percussion accessories of poultry. Pests on a rhythm instrument? Pushes one's products person who frequently gets drunk Prolonged period of excessive imbibing Pathetically desperate act with an obsolete name Part 1 (LETTER COUNTS: clue 7, 3, 5 / answer 3) Pub sprees PLUM fruit PLUM tree fruit Peach or cherry Peach or plum, e.g. Peach, e.g. Plum or cherry Plum or cherry, e.g. Plum or olive Plum, for one Pulpy grain of a berry. Peach and plum, e.g. Plums and peaches, in botany Pulitzer winner for "Advise and Consent" *Partner of "various" Peter Tosh "You Don't Miss Your Water (Till Your Well Runs ___)" Practicing prohibition Pro-prohibition Prohibiting booze Prohibiting the sale of alcohol Prohibition backer Prohibition promoter Prohibition supporter Prohibitionist Put in a kiln Put on a clothesline Put on the line, say promoter Prohibition Pitchers and catchers in the sunshine Pale lager Painting method Power source of a sort Primary battery Popular breakfast food Prepare to wear, perhaps Person an errand runner may visit Place to bring dirty drapes Place to bring stained shirts Pressing business? Provider of caped hangers Professional clothes washers Process that uses a liquid Perchloroethylene and the like Part of a state that prohibits the sale of alcohol Poet contemporary of Milton Poet laureate, 1670. PLACE in artificial basin Place for constructing ships. Place for ship's repairs Place to fix a sloop Place for a tumbler Place to throw a load Parts of them tumble Product that reduces static cling Phoenix climate Phoenix forecast Packing material Part of dish duty Photocopier toner, e.g. Prohibition of alcohol sales Place to fatten livestock by limiting roughage Powdered protein source Prepare for dressing, say Prepare to leave the beach, perhaps Prepare to leave the pool area, say Prepare to stop crying Process, in a way, as peanuts Plant fungus Possible problem with a wooden house Problem for timber Problem for wooden ships Problem in an old wooden building Problem prevented by creosote problem Wood Actress Problems in old wooden buildings Pre-BBQ treatment Practice effort Practice go-round Practice performance Practice exercises Parched politicians. Prohibition advocates Prohibition backers Prohibition fans Prohibition promoters Prohibition proponents Prohibition supporters Period with little rainfall Period without rain Powdery precipitation Places to put lotion Place that lacks spirit? Partition material Plaster alternative Plaster-fiberboard mix Plasterboard Plastered stuff Plasterer's concern Plasterboards Pre-ironed clean laundry Pro at spot removal Pasternak character Pasternak hero Physician married to Tonya Gromeko Political org. to which Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush belong Patton was awarded one in WWI Part of the B major scale PC dial-up upgrade Provider of a high-speed Net connection PC broadband connections