Letter P 81000–81250

Prodigy #1 hit Place to see a pole Pneumatic tire pioneer. Potentially dangerous building Protective software Phoenix's final indulgence? pyrotechnic Parts of some pyrotechnic displays Post-midnight colorful sky explosions Pyrotechnic display Pyrotechnist's products pyrotechnics PR head's chore Pistol part. Packaged-tofu quality Promises that will be kept Perserverance Public perception of certain evergreens? Part of the shrubbery. Pine family members Plywood sources Pre-Christmas purchases, for many Pulp sources Pyramidal trees. Part 3 of fact Place for the best Place for winners Place to walk to Position Gehrig played Preceding all others Popular Red Cross course. Pre-EMT treatment Place for iodine Protector of free speech Post-kickoff game status Position of Hodges or Skowron. Person doing some tagging Pioneering figure who broke racial barriers as an early celebrated icon Phrase for Genesis. Place of prominence in an orchestra Plane cabin that might feature lie-flat seats Preferential plane seating Pricey plane section Pricey accommodations on a ship Postal concern Prince Albert, to Queen Victoria Pioneer vessel Philatelists' prized possessions Primo real estate on the outskirts of the city? Presidential intimates and theme of this puzzle Phrase about George Washington. Part of well-known eulogy Philatelist's collectible President's spouse, often an influential national figure Pat Nixon President's partner Presidential partner Praenomen Peter, Paul and Mary Project for an author. Preliminarily, redundantly Party of the ___. Part of a football game. Pennant seeker's objective. Possessing the highest value. People who rush into danger Playoff perks for NFL division winners Playoffs boost for a league-leading team, perhaps Pioneer's accomplishments Precedent setters Pony's A-team? Prominent members of orchestras PUBLIC treasury, ancient Pert. to finances Pertaining to money matters. Partner of chips Perch or bass Perch or pike Perch or sole Perch or trout Perch, e.g. Perch, for one Person easily duped Pescatarian protein Pike or perch Pike or trout Pike, e.g. Piscator's prey Plaice or dace Play bass? Pollock or pike Pond occupant Porgy and bass Product of the Grand Banks. Pumpkinseed? Pursue Izaak Walton's pastime Peril of salmon Patty Pole carrier Pre-Presley singing idol Price leader among toys? Price partner __-Price: toy company person who catches fish for a living or for pleasure Point of interest in San Francisco. Place for raising seafood Picnic at the shore, perhaps Popular Friday feast pole with barbed prongs for impaling fish Piscatorial pursuit Person mimicking your fly-casting technique? Place marker in "The Compleat Angler"? *Place for rural anglers Party boat rental Part of a bass tournament? Player going for a catch? PATERnosters Place to buy local seafood Piscatorial fertilizer Piscatory purveyor "___? Put it back; it won't survive on land" Perch on the rocks? Person in an unfamiliar place Pureed condiment Place to catch perch Places for roe to grow Pet store aquarium Prep cook in a seafood restaurant? Pretty suspicious piscatorial piscine Process by which amoebas multiply. Physicist's snack? Permit from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission? "Pick one" hand position "Put up your dukes" duke Person's handwriting: Colloq. Printer's index mark. Printing sign Pug's weapon Pugilism weapon Pugilist's tool Pugilistic weapon Pugilists pride Pumped object, say Punch deliverer Punch ingredient Punch need Punch server Punch source Punchball striker Puncher Punching hand Punching weapon Pugilism-related Patterson's forte. Printer's pointers Postgame celebrations Printer's signs. Pug's weapons Pugilist's pair Pugilist's strong point. Pugilist's weapons Punch ingredients? Painful punch result? Pugilistic: Colloq. Physically healthy Physically up to it Passenger steamboat inventor John polecat European animals Part attached as an accessory to a machine Planet __: gym chain perfect candidate physical state Press room? Period spent lounging around eating junk food? Partner of starts Partners of starts Petulant displays Pique periods Pizue periods Pipe handler, maybe Plumber's response about connecting hardware? Place for trying on clothes Pentagon’s count of sides PENTATHLON events, number of (modern) Pentagon side count Pentagon's number of sides Pillars of Islam count Popular shift ender Punch-out time, often ___ percenter. pentad pente Popular citrus drink Predawn hour Pocket-sized supermart? Poker game where one might stand pat Poker player's underwear? Paper money with Abe's picture Prequel about a cost-cutting family of undertakers? Perfect day at bat. Part 2 of curiosity Police, in slang Part of a black suit Part of a shilling. Pentad for a poetry performance? (Parlor game) ÷ (seder ritual) Pocket pair nicknamed "speed limit" in Texas hold'em Progression after one, three "Pride and Prejudice" girls, e.g. Pentagon V.I.P. Prime eatery Part of a certain table. Possible sentence in the slammer Punishment for delaying or moving too soon PAPER over Predicament: Colloq. Prepare, as a drink Poligrip, e.g. Preservative substance Preparation that stiffens. Prepare the morning meal "Prix" or "idee" follower Prix -- Prix __ dinner Prix __ menu Prix ___ (menu listing) Prix ___ (menu phrase) Prix ___ (restaurant offering) Prearranged the winner of Prepared, as a meal pinned down Property that may depreciate, in accounting Patents as capital, e.g. Prepared the evening meal Pension, e.g. Photo developer's solution Political operative Pulitzer-winning Bernard Malamud novel, with "The" Pros at settling disputes Patches up Predetermines the outcome, in a way Puts back together Prepares a veggie? Prepares the evening meal Patching up Putting back together Piano tuner's job? *Pay for a verdict