Letter P 78500–78750

physicist German people Pottery with a fine colourful glaze Pass alternative Pass opposite Pass or ___ Pass's opposite Pass-___ (course type) Piggin. Prove deficient Prove inadequate Personal faults Popular fabric for women. Pop composer Sammy Preferably. Plotz Printed with insufficient toner, maybe Pass out near the anesthesia? Plotzed Person in need of reviving Phish lyric "___ bouncing round the room ..." "Point taken" PLEASING at first sight or hearing Part of the British Festival. Partner of square Pie-eating contest setting Place for a ride Place to buy cotton candy Place to see a Ferris wheel Playable Pleasant forecast Pleasing to see Practically cloudless Pretty fine appearance Pretty, maidenwise Prone to sunburn periodic gathering or exhibition to promote particular products periodic gathering to promote particular products Punt receiver's call Punt returner's option Punt returner's signal person attending fair Pixie dust producers Patterned sweater style Pretty well Pretty easy to see or understand Philadelphia's park. Places for barkers Plea for equity Price fixing. Price-fixing of a sort Parodist's principle Place for a drive Place to drive Promising forecast for a cookout Promising picnic forecast People who support a team when it's doing well Peaseblossom, for one. Pinocchio's benefactor Pixie dust producer Pixie dust strewer pooka Pixie dust? Perfect conclusion PASSION flower, symbolic meaning of the Partner of hope and charity Proverbial mountain mover Phenomenon in therapy. Play possum or cry wolf Popular kind of fur Pretend shot Pretend to accept praise? Pretend to like my hiring interview? Patronize a tanning parlor, informally Passed off as genuine, but wasn't Phonied Photoshopped, maybe Practiced deception Pulled a hoax Put on airs Pretentious, in modern lingo Plastic leg bone? Plastic pears and plums Passport that doesn't fly, perhaps Plagiarized innovation passed off as original? Play a song you don't know, say Pretend to know what you're doing *"Project confidence to gain confidence" Press-on beauty products *Press junket Phony ID Prop for a spy cam Phony person Phony-baloney sort Poseur. Possum player Phony sorts Pretenders Puts on an act Prosthetic eagle claw? Part of a vampire costume Pretend to be a bigger man? Placebo meal for a goat? Putting on an act Prince Ali's minions in "Aladdin" Part song Part-song Pet of F.D.R. Pooch of the 30's Predecessor of Him and Her Presidential canine. Presidential dog Presidential dog of the 1940s Presidential pet Presidential pooch Pita accompaniment Pita filling Pita sandwich with mashed chickpeas Pita sandwiches of deep-fried chickpea balls Part of a yule refrain Part of the "Deck the Halls" refrain Part songs Patron bird of Horus Peregrine, e.g. Prime time soap that starred Jane Wyman person who breeds or trains hawks or who follows the sport of falconry Popular business plane Papal vestment Piece of finery. Peter of "Columbo" Peter who played Columbo Peter's family PASS accidentally in to a certain condition PASS in the course of events a certain condition PASS suddenly into a certain condition Partner of rise Post-trip occurrence Pride follower, so they say Pride follower? Pride's successor Pumpkin spice latte season Pumpkin time Pumpkin-picking season pass suddenly and passively into a state of body or mind paralogism post hoc ergo propter hoc Plan B, literally Perform disappointingly Podiatry concern Podiatry problems Protagonist who turns villainous Properly positioned Performing poorly Perilous setting of a classic Buster Keaton sequence Parkway warning sign Pants that require a belt? Poe opus, with "The" Place for an egg, sometimes Problem for the A. E. C. Plan that involves bomb shelters? Plowed, but not seeded Pale yellow, light brown, etc.? Popular quarry for British hunters Pale-yellow marsh plant? Phenomenon of the Zambezi River. Potomac's Great ___ Prove insufficient Port near Penzance, Cornwall. Poilu's lantern Pecksniffian. Perjurious Phoney baloney pseud Phony report Potential charge against a bounty hunter Part of some made-up faces Part of the Mardi Gras costume. Pagan deity, to a nonpagan pretence of not being pretentious Premature beginning in a race, perhaps Putting 7:00 on the invite, but not actually getting home until 7:30? Premature moves at the beginning of races Polygraph hiccups Perjury committed by an electric auto giant Part of a yodel. Prince had an exceptional one pad used to enlarge breast shape padding that is worn inside a brassiere Part of Tootsie or Mrs. Doubtfire's costume Pause uncertainly Pausing uncertainly Peeps, so to speak Pop is a part of it, with "the" Pop is part of it: Abbr. "Proof that the people are gullible," according to Ralph Waldo Emerson PUBLIC renown Partner of fortune Perk of being a star Place in the sun Price of __ Public eminence Public regard place in history publicness Popular reputations proverbial People you recognize private knowledge Papa Bear et al. Parents and children people descended from a common ancestor primary social group Place to foster local growth Popular game show where contestants guess survey answers with relatives Peter Griffin's title Pasta large enough to feed a clan? Place for your great grandfather People see relatives in them Places to find long-lost relatives Period of widespread food shortage Paintings depicting one of the Four Horsemen? Periods of privation. Popularly esteemed. Precalamity pronouncement Phrase on ID tags Phrase on Idaho license plates Private attendants Pamphlet or palm leaf, in a pinch Pennant-waving spectator Pep rally attendee Pep rally participant Person cheering from the sidelines Person in the stands, usually Person who might follow a band on tour Person who might write fic Phish head Powwow dance prop Pre-air-conditioning cooler Program, in a stuffy auditorium? Prop for an old dancer Punka. Punkah producer Breeze Pictures of Kirk and Spock kissing, e.g. person who is excessively enthusiastic about something Passionately enthusiastic to an extreme degree Performer's supporters Part of a car's cooling system Part of a cooling system Part under the hood (2 wds.) Passionate devotee