Letter P 82250–82500

Paper angling? PROCESS of moving through the air Pass with ___ colors Playing with the wind, in a way Part of a notable BBC series title Patsy, to a pilot? Piscis Volans Pegasus's mother? Part of Fox Mulder's dinnerware? Part of Fox Mulder's setting? Propitious beginning Planes with no fuselage or tail assembly Pilots' get-togethers Proceed so as to avoid radar detection person who makes fishing flies Pilot's pick-up line? Publisher Larry __, portrayal for which Woody Harrelson received an Oscar nomination Patronize, as an airline Pass from above Pest control device paper with a sticky poisonous coating, used to kill flies person who puts up posters illegally putting up advertising stickers without authorisation part of tent Prepare to overwinter, perhaps Pest control, of a sort Pest control devices Pest exterminators [up to 112 pounds] person who makes his own fishing flies Plant that sometimes closes Plants that devour bugs Plants that digest bugs Parts of some engines Part of some radios Previous: abbr. Psych scan Pecuniary CATV network Present Her Majesty's heart (4) Photographic ratio "Poor little" one in Coleridge's "To a Young Ass" Paddock animal. Paddock baby Paddock dweller. Paddock infant Paddock newborn Paddock newcomer Part of a stable family Percheron babe Petting zoo newborn Postnatal palomino Putative pony Play in the paddock? produced a young horse Paddock dwellers. Paddock frolickers Paddock inhabitants Paddock occupants. Paddock sights Paddock youngsters PLASTIC material in form of cellular mass Pillow filler, sometimes Pillow filling, sometimes Pillow stuff Pilsener topping Pitcher's head? Porter's head Pub head? __ party: sudsy celebration Pole vaulter's landing place Packing pellet product Gillette brand PALM something inferior off on person PUT person off with something inferior Pass (off) as genuine. Place for a timekeeper Pocket for a watch Pocket watch accessory Pocket watch attachment Pocket watch chain Pocket-watch accessory Pocket-watch adjunct Pocket-watch attachment Pocket-watch chain placket Palms (off on) Palms (off) Places for pocket watches Pocket watch chains Pocket watch parts -- point (center) -- point (hub) Photographic adjective Point leader Point or length preceder __ point (center of attention) ___ point (center of activity) ___ point (center of interest) ___ point (convergence) ___ point (featured element) ___ point (very center) ___ point (where lines converge) Pair found in an ellipse Pair in an ellipse Places where lines meet Points of concentration Points of convergence Points of interest Points that define an ellipse Points that may have rays Points under epicenters Points where lines meet Points where rays meet Points where rays of light come together Primary points points Central Pioneer in aircraft. Part of a ship, in sailors' lingo. "Pay attention!" (Ford) PILGRIMAGE place POINT at which rays meet after being refracted or reflected (optics etc.) Photog's concern Point of concentration Prepare to "fire" a Canon Prepare to shoot with a Canon Prepare to shoot, perhaps Prepare to take a picture Problem-solving advice appropriate for this puzzle? Projectionist's concern place of pilgrimage point at which light or sound waves converge Panel that discusses a product Photographers' union? Pay attention instead of dozing off? Pay strict attention to Paris, to Romeo Party one hopes is unsuccessful Pawnee, to a Cheyenne Penguin, to Batman Persians, to the 300, e.g. Personal opponent Philistines, to the Israelites Poison Ivy, to Batwoman Pompey, to Caesar Persians to Greeks Plaintiffs, to defendants Poison Ivy and Mr. Freeze, to Batman Part of a giant chant Part of the giant's threat. "Pea soup" weather Pea soup analogue Pea soup in Mayfair Pea soup, e.g. Pea-souper Peril at sea Phenomenon nicknamed "Karl" in San Francisco Plane grounder. Poor visibility Poor visibility cause Problem for a mariner pogonip Person with old-fashioned ideas. "Polished man of the world" in an 1873 novel Passepartout assisted him Passepartout's boss Passepartout's circumnavigator boss Passepartout's employer Passepartout's fellow traveler. Passepartout's master. Phileas ___, fictional circumnavigator Phileas ___, who went around the world in 80 days Phileas of fiction. Phileas who travels around the world in 80 days Phileas who wins a twenty-thousand-pound wager, in a Verne novel Protagonist of "Around the World in Eighty Days" Phileas's family Phileas's low point? Paralyze with dense mist, as an airport Paralyze with mist, as an airport Prevent from leaving, owing to weather Prevent from traveling because of low visibility PAGE number (It.) Page Number Pea soups Pea-soupers Problems for lighthouses Personal flaw Peccadillos. P t de ____ gras Pat de ____ gras Pat ingredient: Fr. Pate base Pate de -- gras Pate de ____ Pate source Pâté base Pâté de -- gras Pâté source PETA target Popular pâté Pâté de ___ Pâté meat Prevent from succeeding Prevent the success of Prevent, as a plan Prevent, like an evil genius's plans pe relative Épée alternative person who fences with a foil person who uses or specializes in using a foil Printing process using metallic transfer Palm off (on) Pass inferior goods Pass off (on) Pass off (something spurious) as genuine. Pass off (with on) Pass off as authentic Pass off as real or genuine Push (upon) palm on Pass off a bill alteration as genuine? Palmed off Passed off as genuine Passed off fraudulently Palmer of dice. Push carcinogens in Brooklyn? Palms off, with "on" Passes off as worthy Passes off for genuine. Pawns off Pass off a wet wipe as genuine? PHOCAEA, modern name of PHOCIS, modern name for (Gk.) Page no. Page number: Abbr. PEOPLE (OE) Paper crease Paper snowflake maker's action Pen for sheep Pitch in at the card table Plica Poker game withdrawal Practice origami Prepare a letter for an envelope Pull out, poker style Put down one's hand, say Put pajamas away? Practiced origami Prepared, as crepes PAPER container PC icon