Letter P 85500–85750

Premium locations? Propane-fueled cooker Pilots are found inside them Possible consequence of an oil embargo PUTT, PUTT, PUTT . . . Prepared for a long drive, with "up" Prepared to drive, say Philosopher Ortega y ____ *Pumping place Place for pumps Place to fill the tank Place to get some air Place with pumps Place to fuel up your car Pilot light site Prone to babbling Prone to circumlocution Petroleum holder Place for motor fuel. Place to put a tiger? Premium holder Pilot control? Part of a pump price Part of payments at the pump Part of the cost at the pump Pump add-on Pump addition Pump cost Pump levy Pump surcharge Polite Frenchman. Polite friend of Alphonse. PERTAINING to stomach pain in the stomach or epigastrium, as in gastric disorders Part of a drain Pertaining to the stomach Part of GI series Part of a GI series? Prefix for "pod" or "pub" Prefix for "pub" Prefix with -nomic Prefix with -pod or -pub Prefix with enterologist Prefix with intestinal Practice of preparing and eating good food pteropod Place for beer and good food Pertaining to the stomach and lungs. Prepare for a car trip Prepare for a long car trip Prepare for a long drive Prepare for a long trip, maybe Prepare for a long trip, say Prepare for a road trip Prepare for a trip Prepare for a trip, as one's car Prepare for the long haul? Prepare to drive, maybe Prepare to hit the road plant where coal gas is made "Pressure's off!" sloganeer Phazyme alternative Piece found around a speakeasy, maybe Piece in a B-movie Piece in a B-movie, perhaps Piece in a gangster film Piece of a hood? Piece of the 'hood Piece of the street Piece on the street Piece popular in the 1920s Piece, in '90s hip-hop Pistol - slang Pistol, in B movies Pistol, in B-movies Pistol, in old gangster movies Pistol, in old movies Pistol, in old slang Pistol, in pulp fiction Pistol, slangily Pistol, to Capone Prohibition era gun Prop for Cagney? Protector in hard-boiled fiction person who gatches Paid admission Paid attendance Paid attendees Parking garage entrance Part of a fence Part of a picket fence Part of a slalom run Pass through a Wall Pen entrance Place to be before a flight Place to board Place to deplane Plane parking spot Plane passengers' passageway Plane stop Political suffix since the 70's Portcullis Portcullis, e.g. Preflight waiting area Prison threshold (represented by this 4x4 corner) at which the solver must arrive Prize fight's take Proceeds of a performance people watching game petcock Patisserie cake Petit four, e.g. Pretend to know the host, say *Pilot's reputation among airport agents? Privacy-protected (as an estate) Private, as an enclosed community Private, as some neighborhoods Private, like some communities Protected, as an estate "Playboy" center, for one Prevents others from accessing Peter, for a lofty example post on which a gate is hung pilars "Pirates of Silicon Valley" figure Parts of canal locks. Parts of fences Passes through a fence? Passes through a wall? Pearly ___ (entrance to heaven) Pearly and garden Pearly entrance? Pearly items Philanthropist Bill or Melinda Philanthropist Melinda Places for guards Points of departure Portcullises' kin Postern and portcullis Posts for some security guards Pink Floyd "The Piper at the ___ Dawn" Place to go in PHILISTINE royal city Persian hymn group PERSIAN hymns Part 2 of a thanksgiving prayer Picnicker's worry Performing a farm chore Punishment by confinement to school grounds: Eng. Pet often found in Latin America, in Spanish Persian in Mexico, e.g. Persian in Peru Peruvian purrer Pet for Pedro Pet in a casa Puerto Rican pet Puerto Vallarta puss Purrer in Peru Popular sports drink brand often seen on sidelines Part of a football game-ending tradition PepsiCo sports beverage Product pitched by Michael Jordan Predators with many teeth, informally Pamplona pets Perros chase them Perros may chase them Pieces of gangs Pistols Pistols, slangily Pistols: Slang. Prohibition-era guns Post-WWII commerce agreement Post-WWII commerce agreement acronym predecessor NAFTA Part of Panama Canal dam nearly 8,000 ft. long. Panama Canal dam. Panama Canal lake. Panama lake Pampas cowboy Pampas cowpoke Pampas horseman Pampas man. Pampas native. Pampas rider Pampean cowboy Pampas cowboys Pampas riders plump or jolly Pressure device Pressure indicator Pressure measurer protractor person or thing that gauges Panel group Power plant array Pressure indicators Painter in the South Seas. Parisian, e.g. Part of a French football? person in a position of authority who behaves in an overbearing authoritarian manner People conquered by Caesar Poitiers people person who digs gault Painfully thin Padding site Part of a duelist's uniform Physicist for whom an induction unit is named Portrait on a 1990s 10 Deutsche Mark note Paramedic's roll Part of a first aid kit Part of a medical kit Property of chiffon, perhaps Performed, as a concert Practiced philanthropy Picked up while hitchhiking, say Passed out, perhaps Presented as a gift Pounder in the courtroom Presider's need Presiding officer's hammer Prop for Judge Judy Prop for Judy Sheindlin Prop in a legal drama Pounded, judgelike. Parted with Parts of some Bach suites PELLINORE, slayer of Patron saint of the insignificant? PERSIAN infidel "Polly" playwright John Part of L.G.B.T. Part of L.G.B.T.Q. Part of LGBTQQIP2SAA Party to many a civil union Polly playwright Pride Parade participant Prideful, perhaps? ___ Paree ___-Pay-Oo Place of pilgrimage in India. Place to go out and be out Place where opposites don't attract? Points of pride? Place like Chicago's Boystown or San Francisco's Castro, in modern lingo Places to socialize when you're out at night? Product book selling oars with hunky male models? "Pride and Joy" singer, 1963 "Prince of Motown" Pop/soul singer Marvin Princess Diana or Diana Ross Pride movement