Letter P 85000–85250

Polo or pool Pool or polo Pool or polo, e.g. Portion of a set: Tennis. Pub with a one-line address? Partridge or pheasant? Pheasant or grouse *Pheasants and such Play structure, of a sort PlayStation 4, for one PlayStation, for one PlayStation 2 competitor Picasso's Pictionary drawings? Patronized a casino Played Elden Ring, say Played Grand Theft Auto, for example Played Zelda, for example Played at a casino Played baccarat Played for a stake Played for stakes Played in Atlantic City Played in Las Vegas Played in Vegas Played in an arcade Played poker Played some Portal, perhaps Playing time Person on safari Poacher's foe. Poaching preventer Piecewise function? Play date for grown-ups Pastime for Napoleon and Fidel Castro Play-ending arcade message Predetermined strategy plot of a computer or video game or the way that it is played Place for wildlife PS4 fan Passionate Xbox user Person wearing a headset, perhaps Person who may play "Valorant" Person with a PlayStation Plus subscription, maybe PlayStation player PlayStation player, e.g. PlayStation user Player in general Player with a console Pluckier Pro behind a screen person who plays computer games Place for matches at home Place for racks, darts and cues Place for recreation. Place in a house where one might find a cue or Clue Pool place Players more willing to join society "___ People Play" Tesla PC owners' buys Pachisi and tiddlywinks Partner of fun. Party diversions Petty manipulations Pictionary, Boggle, Scrabble and so on Playground activities Polo and Marco Polo Polo and croquet Pool and darts Pool and polo Popular puzzle magazine Puzzle magazine with a Pencilwise section Plucky tennis partners wear complementary outfits? Playoff series finale ... or an apt title for this puzzle considering the number and length of its theme entries "Password" or "Pyramid" Pop quiz, of sorts Program with prizes Programs with contestants Professional poker player, e.g. Poker players. Piece of rec room furniture Place for a chess set Place for hand-holding? Play furniture? Product of meiosis protoplasmic body Poacher pursuer Poacher's nemesis Protector of wildlife Plucky penologists Pluckier or more malodorous Pert lad PLAYING a game PLAYING a game of chance Pastime at Las Vegas. Playing "Madden NFL," perhaps Playing Celeste or Zelda, say Playing Minecraft, say Playing Super Mario Brothers, say Playing the tables PlayStation or Wii PlayStation or Xbox Players sometimes click with it Photograph contrast measure Painter for three decades after age 70? Photons emitted by electrons Pair on a pinup Pin-up's legs Pinup features Pinup's assets Pinup's pins Pinup's pride Pinup's pride, perhaps Place in Newfoundland Prisoner in India. Proponent of nonviolent protest Plank leader Plank opening Posse's quarry Predatory group Problem group PERIPHERAL nervous system, group of nerve cell bodies located in person who manages migratory labourers, esp for seasonal work portable bridge for boarding or leaving a ship plough designed to produce parallel furrows Prison problem participate in group sex with "___ Paradise," 1995 #1 hit for Coolio Pier-to-packet passage Potent pot Pelicans' kin Plunge-diving seabirds Part of numerous English pen names Pen for Dickens? Pen for Lewis Carroll? Pen name in Nottingham Place to go for one who's off their arse in public Plymouth poky Pokey, in England Pokey, in Plymouth Prison, in Britain. Prison, in Colonial times Prison, in Portsmouth Prison, to British Prison, to Wilde PERSON under arrest person who is or has been confined to gaol, esp repeatedly Prison guard, London-style Prison keeper. Pens for Dickens? Pens of England Penzance pens Places of incarceration. Plymouth pokies Plymouth prisons Prisons in Pembroke Prisons of Penzance Parent company of Athleta and Old Navy Pass or slit Pass through a ridge Pass through the mountains Place for a bridge Popular chain store Popular clothing chain Popular clothing store, with "The" Popular mall retailer Prerequisite for merging in traffic Problem in historical records plug feature EXCITE ANIMATE CATALYST Creative part asunder person or thing that gapes People who stare Parts widely Possible results of raptness person who stares, mouth agape, at something Parent co. of Banana Republic and Old Navy Parent of Old Navy and Banana Republic Place to buy itsy-bitsy overalls person taking a year out of education Parts of some smiles Passes through mountains. Phalanx's weaknesses Picket fence features Platform hazards Problems of amnesia Problems with a collection Period before starting a degree PIKE fish Patriotic society organized in 1866. Pike (AKA jack ) Pike look-alike Park, in a way Parking structure Part of a modern apartment house. Part of a suburban house. Place attuned to tuneups Place for a Saab or a sale Place for a tune-up Place for some rock Place for trash cans Place to jam Place to park Place to park it Practice site for the Partridge family Put in a repair shop. Put into storage Put the car away. Places for cars to park or be repaired Parks, in a way Places for sales Places for tools Places to work on bodies Places where workers lie down on the job Pack rat's paradise, perhaps Pre-moving event Pre-moving day events Putting away the car person who runs a garage Place for a tie Purchase that usually ends up in the trash Portion of Dante's "Inferno" that was wisely excised? Pig, at the Flintstones' house Pig, in the Flintstones' kitchen Person who is literally THE WORST *Purpose of a phone booth, to Clark Kent? Pinup great Greta Provides outfits for Provides with clothes Puts clothes on Poet Federico __ Lorca Parisian waitperson Pretentious cry accompanied by repeated snaps Pont du ___, ancient Roman aqueduct. PEI, AKA the______Province PLACE to grow plants Party locale Place of growing concern Plant manager's domain? Plot with plants Poetic paradise piece of land for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables Planted for victory. Practiced horticulture Pansy planter Plant custodian Plant pro Plot-tender person who works in or takes care of a garden as an occupation or pastime People found in rows Plowing trotter? Part of a botanist's attire?
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