Letter P 80250–80500

Pertaining to tissue: Comb. form Prefix with cartilage and vascular Prefix with plasia or vascular Palters Prevaricates Part of a calf PR tax with a Medicare component Pay stub abbr. Pay stub acronym Pay stub acronym, often Pay stub deduction abbr. Pay stub fig. Pay stub inits. Pay stub letters Pay-envelope initials Pay-stub abbr. Pay-stub acronym Pay-stub initials Pay-stub inits. Pay-stub letters Paycheck abbr. Paycheck acronym Paycheck deduction Paycheck deduction fig. Paycheck deduction letters Paycheck deduction that goes towards Medicare Paycheck inits. Paycheck letters Paycheck stub abbr. Paycheck stub initials Paycheck stub inits. Paycheck stub letters Paycheck-deduction abbr. Payroll deduction Payroll stub acronym Payroll tax abbr. Payroll tax acronym Payroll tax that funds Soc. Sec. Payroll tax with Soc. Sec. and Medicare components Payroll tax, for short Payroll-stub initials Peg or pin for Pierre Peg: Fr. Piece of microfilm Philosopher Johann Gottlieb ___ Prone to flip-flopping Popular indoor houseplant with rubbery leaves Popular decorator plant Popular indoor tree Popular tree for bonsai Pin for splicing rope. Pin used in splicing rope. Paragon of fitness play tune Procrastinate, say Pass idly Played a violin Played at a hoedown, perhaps person who plays the fiddle Putters pinching Part of the Leathernecks' motto. Pal for Rover Pal for Spot or Rover Pal of Rex or Rover Pal of Rover Pal of Rover and Spot Pal of Spot Pal of Spot or Rover Paul Bunyan's watchdog Pet name derived from the Latin for "faithful" Pet name meaning "faithful" Pet of Roman priest removed from Beethoven opera Pet targeted by the first words of this puzzle's four longest answers Pet's name Playmate for Rover, perhaps Playmate of Spot Pooch name Pooch's appellation Pooch's name Popular dog name Popular name for a dog. Possible pal of Spot Prototypical pooch Pups' cognomens. Pins used in rope splicing: Naut. Pins used in separating rope strands. PAPER currency depending for its value on public confidence/securities person bound to act for someone else's benefit, as a trustee "Phooey!" of yore "Phooey!," to Falstaff "Phooey!," to Shakespeare "Pooh!," once "Ptui!" Part of a "Jack and the Beanstalk" exclamation Part of a giant's exclamation Passé exclamation. Phooey's elegant relative Preceder of "foe" and "fum" POPS conductor Pops conductor Arthur Person's sphere of operation PASTURE ground Paddy field Pasture land Pastureland Pick up a grounder Place for a test Place to plant crops Place to play football. Play first, say Play shortstop, e.g. Play shortstop, say Poet Eugene Popular poet. Pumpkin patch, e.g. piece of land used for pasture or growing crops Period of unrestricted activity Picnic, informally Played right Prince of the Tigers Pole vault. Placing in competition Pastures Poppy star Prepping for inspection, as a weapon Practical experiment Put a sample through its paces Person adept at some activity. Personal demon? Proud: French. pettish Poetry Foundation posting Pontiac of the '80s Pontiac sports car of the '80s Pontiacs of the 1980s Passionate oration Postseason game played in Phoenix Pamplona party Panama party Party in Pamplona Party in Puebla Party south of the border Party with a pinata Party with a pinata, perhaps Party with a piñata Party with a piñata, say Piñata-hitting occasion Public celebration Postseason college football game formerly sponsored by Tostitos Postseason college football game played in Arizona Parties in Cancun Parties that become naps when their first letter is changed to an "s" Pinata occasions Piñata parties Paraders' instrument. Patriotic drum partner? Piccolo cousin Piccolo kin Piccolo's cousin Prop in a Civil War reenactment Played a flute in a march Played a flute in a march, e.g. Played a high wind Played a military flute Played a piccolo-like instrument Played a shrill flute Played a shrill instrument Played an instrument on a battlefield Played for a marching band Played on an instrument. Played the flute Player with a drum corps. Parade winds Partners of drums Piccolo alternatives Piccolo cousins Piccolo relatives Piccolos' cousins Piccolos' kin Poodle name Poodle name, sometimes Poodle's handle Poodle's name Poodle's name, perhaps Popular name for a French poodle. Product of two primes Plum-and-white sphere Plead the __ Popular amendment President Monroe's position position five in a countable series of things Parade ground in N.Y.C. position 50 in a countable series of things Pink Canadian currency bill Part 3 of trivial fact "___ Pickup" (1974 Elmore Leonard novel) Pear-shaped false fruit Practically nothing. Provider of Eve's leaves Pudding fruit "Pinocchio" cat "Pinocchio" kitten Paris daily, with "Le" Perform on canvas in an arena Pugnacious spirit. Puncher's chance? pitched battle professional boxer eg professional soldier Pugilists pugilistic Popular TV programs. Part of a Genesis-inspired costume Pear-shaped fruits Pearshaped fruit: pl. Product of California. Product of Smyrna. Pudding ingredients Part of a Mideast orchard Plant in a Mediterranean orchard Plant seen on the Sistine Chapel ceiling Parts of some Mediterranean orchards Person's bodily shape person of repute Part of some sailing vessels Part of some ships Purely nominal leader part of the bow Plan for Practice swizzles and twizzles, say Pacific Ocean island country Pacific archipelago Pacific country with over 300 islands Pacific island country/nation Pacific island getaway Pacific island nation Pacific island republic Pacific republic Pacific retreat Pacific vacation island Pacific's ___ Islands Part of Captain Cook's explorations Part of Oceania [9] Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, familiarly Pacific islander Pacific islanders. Part of a South Pacific cruise itinerary? Part of a light bulb. Part of an incandescent bulb