Letter P 64000–64250

Poetic sunrise. Point in the right Direction Point to the right Pointed direction? Polo course? Polo heading Polo's goal Port side if sailing south Port side when sailing south Port, when sailing south Portion of Germany. Position at bridge. Prefix with bound Pumpkins song about direction? position Bridge Point of North Island, N. Z. Part of London where Cockney originated Part of London where Eliza Doolittle is from Part of Long Island or London Parade Day Parade or bunny Pasch Pascha Paschal festival Paschal time Passiontide follower Passover Post Lent celebration Post-Lent feast Pac-Man's appearance in "Tron," for one Plastic object in a seasonal basket Post-Lenten fare Plastic objects in some spring baskets Pacific spot named for the day it was discovered Paschal symbol. Plant native to Taiwan Part of a long UK weekend Part of E.C.A.C. Part of E.S.T. Part of E.T. Part of EDT Pennsylvanian, e.g. person from the east of a country or area People of New England. Poland is part of it Poland's locale Parade times Paschal times Period after Lent Period in the spring. Post-Lenten period. Party to a 1990 reunification Part of Kipling's dichotomy Part of a Kipling poem opening Phrase in a famous ballad. Plaza de la Raza locale in SoCal Plaza de la Raza location, for short Passenger steamer that sank in a 1915 disaster Popular novel: 1861 Photographic-process giant Pioneer in photography. Paradise's camera maker? Pennsylvania birthplace of Judge Crater Pennsylvania city on the Delaware. Pennsylvania city that's Crayola's headquarters Pennsylvania city where Crayola is headquartered Pennsylvania city where Crayola products are made Pennsylvania city where the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers meet Pennsylvania headquarters of Crayola Pennsylvania home of Lafayette College Pennsylvania hometown of Larry Holmes Pennsylvania site of the Crayola Factory Pennsylvania town that's home to the Crayola Experience Pop singer Sheena Perennial bridge players. Points at a card table Positions at bridge Positions at bridge tables Positions for Goren Positions in Goren's game Positions in bridge Positions in bridge columns Pacific arm between Korea and Japan Park Avenue area Part of Manhattan where the United Nations is located Part of New York. Park Ave. resident, e.g. Park Avenue resident, e.g. "__ peasy lemon squeezy!" Partner of free Partner of nice Peaceful __ Feeling (Eagles song) Pie-like Popular Aces of radio. Popular street Posing no challenge Posing no difficulty ___-peasy Passable course Picnic course? Piece of cake in school Piece-of-cake class Piece-of-cake course Problem-free school course Pushover class Pie courses Piece-of-cake courses Piece-of-cake school courses ___ pie: simple Part of a prodigal's motto. Part of a saying about money. Predatory lender's offering Part of a saying re spendthrifts Person looking for a hookup, perhaps Problem-free existence Pigeon, to a con artist Profit one hardly has to work for Popular oven cleaner Purchase option Page-turner Popular magazine features Peter Fonda biker film Peter Fonda film: 1969 Popular neighborhood? "Place" of financial security Problem-free effort Porter's "___ Love" "People who love to ___ are always the best people": Julia Child "Please Don't ___ the Daisies" "Please, have some!" "Put some meat on those bones!" "___ People: And Other Unapologetic Rules for Game-Changing Entrepreneurs" "___ Pray Love" "___, Pray, Love" (2006 Elizabeth Gilbert best seller) "___, Pray, Love" (Elizabeth Gilbert book) *Put down buns, say? Partake of breakfast Pack away some bow ties? Pack it away Pack it in, so to speak Pack one's paunch Parent's diner order? Parent's exhortation Parent's order Parental encouragement Part of MRE Partake at a buffet Partake at a clambake Partake at mealtime Partake in a picnic Partake in the eleventh part of a Passover seder Partake of a meal Partake of a smorgasbord Partake of cake Partake of latkes, say Partake of pâte Partake of this puzzle's theme Partake of viands. Participate in a repast Partner of "drink" and "be merry" Partner of run Patronize a deli Patronize a diner Patronize melville's Peck at Peck at, perhaps Picnic, say Please the cordon bleu Polish off a dish Polish off, as a Polish sausage Practice on a slider? Proceed after grace Prosper, synechdochically Put away a hero Put away leftovers? Put away some dishes? Put down a dog, say? Put down steaks, say Put groceries away Put in a chip, say Put to the taste test "__ Peach": Allman Brothers album "___ Peach" (Allman Brothers Band album) "___ Peach" (final Allman Brothers Band album with Duane Allman) Possible food. Pass on the dinner date Patronize for in-person dining Patronize, as a bagel shop Patronize, as a beanery Patronize, as a café Patronize, as a diner Patronize, as a pizza place Prey on the mind of Picnic in the Parthenon Part 2 of a frisky quip Pig's fate in "Tom, the piper's son." Polished off, say Polished-off Put away so to speak Put down the hatch Put through the system? Persisted in the mind of " . . . Peter, pumpkin ___" "...purple-people ____" "Peter Peter Pumpkin ___" "Purple People ___" "Purple People ___" (1988 Film featuring an unrecognisable Neil Patrick Harris) "Purple People ___" (Sheb Wooley hit) Partygoer, typically Partygoer, usually Person feeding furnace possibly losing head Person filling up Person sometimes described as picky or fussy Person starting a course, e.g. Peter in a nursery rhyme Peter in re pumpkins Peter of Mother Goose fame. Peter of nursery rhyme, for one Peter of nursery rhymes Peter of rhyme Peter or Jack Sprat. Peter with a pumpkin Peter, as to pumpkins Peter, for one Peter, of pumpkin fame Peter, pumpkinwise Peter, to pumpkin Peter, vis-a-vis pumpkins Peter, vis-à-vis pumpkins Picky ___ (one who's fussy about their food) Picnicker. Pizzeria patron Places to grab a bite Pizzeria or taqueria Place to chow down Place to dine Place to grab a bite Place to fill up Place to get a bite Place to get some grub Place to grab a bite Place to have a meal Place with plates Phrase on a neon diner sign Proposition at a truck stop? Part of EIK Phone for Chinese food Pucker a sail Pucker, in sailmaking Part of living.