Letter P 8750–9000

Pale one of its species Paler than pale Person lacking natural pigmentation Person or animal lacking natural pigment Person prone to sunburn Philatelist's inkless collectible Pigment-deficient animal Pigment-deficient plant Pigmentation anomaly Pink elephant, e.g. Pink-eyed panther, say Pink-eyed rat Plant lacking chlorophyll Plant rarity. Portuguese for "whitish" person or animal with white skin and hair and pink eyes Pale ones Pigs without pigment, e.g. Pink-eyed white rabbits Poetic England Poetic name for Britain Priest's garments. Priest's robes Priest's vestments Priestly capes Priestly garments Priestly robes Priestly vestments Priests wear them PHOTOGRAPH book Philatelist book Philatelist's book Philatelist's collection holder Philatelist's item Philatelist's necessity Philatelist's need Philatelist's pride Philatelist's purchase Photo Book after Daniel Photo book Photo collection Photo collection holder Photo collection place Photo compilation Photo display option Photo holder Photo keeper Photo-filled book Photo-filled keepsake Photograph/stamp book Picture book Picture holder Pitchfork review subject Place for many pictures Place for mementos Place for pasting photos Place for photos Place for pictures Place for snaps Place for snapshots Place to save snaps Place to stick a needle Predecessor to the CD photographic book of memories Picture on a sleeve Piece of art accompanying music PAPER coating PLASMA, constituent of Protein in milk Protein in milk and eggs proteinuria Philatelists' books Photo arrays Photo books Photo groups on Facebook Photo holders Photograph collections Picture books Picture holders Places for photos Places for snaps Potter son named for Dumbledore Proof is its std. of strength Pt. of ABV Pertaining to meter invented by Greek lyric poet. pelican Pelican, to Pedro Pen called "The Rock" Pen that's no longer used Palace Palace in Seville. Palaces, in Spain. Paulo Coelho novel (with "The") person who practises alchemy Philosophers' stone seekers Paracelsus's art Process of transmutation Pseudoscience of yore Pseudoscientific process hinted at by four squares in this puzzle PAST-presentness (of Australian Aboriginals) Pert. to the auks. Parent company of Reynolds Wrap Pittsburgh-based corporate giant Pittsburgh-based corporation with the slogan "The Element of Possibility" Pittsburgh-based giant in the metals industry Pittsburgh-based metal giant Pittsburgh-based metal producer Pittsburgh-based metals giant Portmanteau metal producer Producer of material for bats Prohibition prohibition Prohibition's prohibition Prohibitionists would like to prohibit it Proof measures it Purchase of proof? Persistent drunkard pink elephants Portmanteau drink Pro golfer Amy Prototypes of the "Little Women." Pergola Place for a bookcase Place for a bust Place for a dinette Places for statuary Part of MLB's postseason Part of baseball's postseason: Abbr. Part of the MLB post-season Political official: Abbr. "Paper Lion" actor "Paper Lion" star Alan "Paper Lion" star, 1968 PBS host PBS host Alan PBS science host Alan Photographer/writer Arlene Pierce on M*A*S*H Pierce in "M*A*S*H" Pierce of "M*A*S*H" Pierce player Pierce player Alan Pierce player on "M*A*S*H" Pierce player on TV Pierce portrayer on "M*A*S*H" Pierce portrayer on TV and film Pierce portrayer on classic TV Pierce's portrayer Pierce's portrayer of classic TV Pierce's portrayer on TV Pierce's portrayer, on classic TV Pierce, in a TV series Player in "Guys and Dolls." Player of Pierce on TV Plimpton portrayer in "Paper Lion" Portrayer of Gershwin. Portrayer of Pierce Portrayer of Pierce and Vinick Portrayer of Sen. Joe Tynan, 1979 Portrayer of Senator Vinick on "The West Wing" President player in "Canadian Bacon", 1995 Prima donna of the Met's golden years. "Power, Pasta & Politics" author Predecessor of Chuck Schumer as New York senator Pilgim John Pilgrim Father. Pilgrim John Pilgrim John of Plymouth Pilgrim John, who courted Priscilla Pilgrim colonist Pilgrim father in "The Courtship of Miles Standish." Pilgrim figure. Pilgrim in Longfellow's "The Courtship of Miles Standish" Pilgrim in a Longfellow poem Pilgrim name Pilgrim of Plymouth Pilgrim of Plymouth Colony. Pilgrim settler Pilgrim settler John Pilgrim suitor Plymouth Colony leader Plymouth Colony surname Plymouth Pilgrim Plymouth name Plymouth notable Plymouth pilgrim John Plymouth proxy suitor Plymouth settler John Plymouth settler in 1620 Plymouth's John Priscilla John who courted Priscilla Mullen's John Priscilla Mullens ___. Priscilla Mullens' husband. Priscilla Mullens' married name. Priscilla Mullens' spouse. Priscilla Mullins's married name Priscilla ___, nee Mullins. Priscilla pressed his suit Priscilla's Dear John Priscilla's John Priscilla's choice. Priscilla's friend. Priscilla's suitor Priscilla, husband of Prominent settler in Plymouth Proxy suitor pilgrim John Mayflower employee Pilgrim couple Pilgrims John and Priscilla Plymouth Colony duo Plymouth family Priscilla Mullens' in-laws. Priscilla and John Priscilla's in-laws Pasta cooked to be firm to the bite Pasta box specification Pasta cooking instruction Pasta order Pasta preference Pasta recipe phrase Pasta serving request Pasta specification Pasta style Pasta-cooking specification Pasta-package phrase Pasta-recipe phrase Pacific Coast hardwood Parlia-mentarian Public official Pacific Northwest trees ___ Press, classic Venetian printer that introduced italics Performer Ray Pianist Ciccolini Prime Minister Moro Perfume base "Pale" beverage "Pale" brew "Pale" drink "Pale" or "amber" beer "Pale" potable "Pale" potation "Pale" pub serving Picasso or Monet, for example Pint at a public house Popular order at a pub Pale ___ (rhyming drink) Pale ___. Stardew Valley artisan good Pale dry quaff Pale ingredient in a Black and Tan cocktail Pale malt beverage.