Letter P 82500–82750

Part of a file. Plaiting. Portable piece of furniture Portable seat, and a hint to the circled letters Paneled access to a closet Painters' necessities Poker occasions "you got to know," according to a Kenny Rogers song Pens for sheep. Prepares clean laundry to be put away Page proof? Perky name? Plant leaves plant greenery Pertaining to leaves Produce greenery Produce leaves Put forth leaves. Put out leaves process of producing leaves Plant acid Parisian entertainment since 1869 PAGE number of book PAGE-number of printed book PAPER folded once PAPER leaf numbered only on front Page in an account book Page number in a book Page number, in printer lingo Page number, in printing jargon Page number, to a printer Page number, to book publishers Page number, to printers Page of a book Page or its number Page size equal to half of a large sheet of paper Part of a volume. Port closing? Port follower Printed page Printed sheet page book paper folded Put page numbers on part of a compound leaf Page numbers Page numbers of books Page-numbering systems Parchment pages Printed page numbers Printer's page numbers plane geometrical curve PEOPLE of specified class Passed down from generation to generation People in general Pete Seeger's genre Pete Seeger's music Peter, Paul & Mary's genre Peter, Paul and Mary's genre Pennsylvania Dutch Fraktur, e.g. "Popular antiquities." Part of everyone's education. Popular rhythm Performer of traditional ballads, perhaps Pete Seeger, e.g. Peter, Paul or Mary Pete Seeger and Joan Baez, e.g. Pete Seeger specialty Peter, Paul and Mary offering Pete Seeger's forte "Paul Bunyan," for one "Pecos Bill" or "Paul Bunyan" Paul Bunyan's legend, for one Part of a culture Pearls from our elders Proverbs and the like PRACTISE profession etc. practise profession paparazzi Pursue a dream Proper attire for shadowing a suspect? Put a spade atop a spade, say Pursuer's order to a cabbie, in movies Pursue to a conclusion Pursue, as a lead Proceed instinctively playing with fire puerility "__ Prison Blues" (Johnny Cash song) Prison in a Cash tune Prison in a Johnny Cash song Prison in a Johnny Cash tune Prison in which Johnny Cash famously performed Prison in which Timothy Leary was housed next to Charles Manson Prison just outside of Sacramento Prison that took Cash ___ Prison, setting for the 1979 film "Jericho Mile" PISCIS Austrini, first magnitude star in PISCIS Austrinus, first magnitude star in Promote growth *Pleasant to recall, as a memory Partial to. Peter of "Ulee's Gold" Peter, Jane or Henry Portrayer of Juror #8 in "12 Angry Men" Portrayer of Lincoln, Earp and Nimitz Portrayer of Mister Roberts Party dip (var.) Pot edible? Piece of Le Creuset cookware People dip into them at parties Papyrus or Curlz MT Plentiful source Poet's spring Poet's wellspring Poster design choice Printer's choice Printing choice Productive source Publisher's choice Prima ballerina who married an ambassador Pale yellow Italian cheese Print choices Printer settings Printer's options Printer's selection Printer's selections Printing array Printing assortments Printing choices Printout choices Potsie's pal, familiarly Potsie's pal, with "the" Prefecture in China: Var. Port on Formosa Strait, regained by Chinese. Port retaken by Chinese. Pantry contents Picnic essential Predator-and-prey cycle Pyramid makeup? __ processor (kitchen machine) ___ pyramid, four examples of which are seen in this puzzle prog Period of postprandial lethargy Post-Thanksgiving dinner feeling, for many Post-Thanksgiving dinner state Post-Thanksgiving meal drowsiness, familiarly Postprandial woe Place to find various eateries under one roof Place to nosh at the mall Popular mall hang-out Person for whom dining is a hobby Pictures of tasty things, and the theme of this puzzle Pictures that might make you hungry Peas, beans, etc. Post office collectible celebrating restaurants? Place for fair fare Provider of meals on wheels? Predator-prey chain Predator-prey chains, collectively Predator-prey complex PROFESSIONAL jester Person with little or no judgment. Pull a prank on Pull a trick on Pull one's leg Put one over person lacking sense or judgment Pranked on April first Pulled a switcheroo on, say Pulled a trick on Playful conduct precipitance Part 3 of the saying plan Perfect Plan that's sure to succeed Porter's "Ship of ___" Puts something over on Plays the field Paper in sheets 13x16 or 17 inches. printing-paper Paper sheets. Profitless undertaking. Prospector's disappointment Prospector's letdown Pyrite Poisonous weed Plays a trick on Miami's basketball team? Put something over on variety show performers PAGE, bottom of PAY bill PUT new foot to (stocking) Pace maker? Part of a yard Part whose name becomes something you put on it when its first letter is changed to a 'b' Pay for, as a bill Pay, as a bill Pay, as the bill Pedicure beneficiary Pick up, as a bill Pick up, as an expense Picks up bill Plowable snowfall Print maker Pump filler Pump insert Putt distance unit Putt measurement unit part Yard part of the leg below the ankle ped pick up the burden of high-interest mortgages Part of film made for cinema or television Piece of filmed material Pete Rozelle's domain pigskin Pat Patriot and Billy Buffalo "Push 'em back! Push 'em back! Way back!"? Punters' necessities. Patriots hit the ground here Patriots' battlefield Place of Viking insurgence? Partner of a certain rabid sports fan Post-hiking treat Parts of beds. Pedestrians' spans, and a description of the circled words Person who takes care of others' dogs? person slow to take action Procrastinator's problem plantar flexion Playwright Horton Pulitzer Prize playwright Horton Pulitzer winner Horton (not a podiatrist) Paid the bill Paid, as a bill Paid, as the bill Pedate Paid for everything Page identifier Page identifier, perhaps Page number, often Page-bottom info person who goes on foot Part of Exodus 21:24 Part of a mountain range. PLACE affording secure grip for foot POSITION in which person is towards others Paying for everything Place for a GI's gear *Partner of fancy-free Part of a pedi