Letter P 88000–88250

project eyes Part of a flier's gear. Protective eyewear Protective glasses Painter Vincent van ___ Painter van __ Performing at a disco Part of some NFL cheerleader outfits Performer in a cage Pokémon protective eyewear Princeton's president. Protest-sign phrase Pass the bouncer Pass the mat Pass the welcome mat Play a hand Proceed, say Particularly like Part of an auctioneer's chant. Part of an auctioneer's cry Part of an auctioneer's warning Phil Collins "Hello, I Must Be ___" ___ places (destined for success) Proving successful Providing particulars Presale alert? Putting one's reputation at risk Proceeding without restriction Proceeding more cautiously Phenomenon of today's youth. Proceeding well Phrase before "Gone!" Proceeding with much vigor Prospective elevator passenger's query Parting words at mass (In this clue's answer, unscramble letters 4-8) Part of an academy song Proceed at a furious pace. Proceed rapidly: Colloq. Proceed with speed. Proceed; act Proceed independently Proposed isolationist policy. Possible result of iodine deficiency Precious yellow metal Precious metal sought by prospectors Panner's find Panner's target Panning find Person opposed to 27 shot after part of target Placer contents Placer's contents Precious metal Precious metal (for first place) Precious metal used in _kintsugi_ Product of the Black Hills. Prospector's desire Prospector's dream Prospector's find Prospector's hope Prospector's prize Prospector's quest Proverbial paving material. Pyrite is often mistaken for it Prime minister before Yitzhak Prime minister raised in Milwaukee Popular Bach work for keyboard (1994, 1996, 1999, 2002) Poe title. Poe's treasure finder Passé bit of paper Piece of bling-bling Part of a business contract allowing for an alternate form of payment Prospecting woman? Prospector, of a sort Prospecting bachelorettes Powder prized by prospectors Parachute color? Parachute opener? palmy Peak period Period of great culture. Period of prosperity and progress. Parts of Midas's feet? Person who can do no wrong Poetic figure of interconnection in a Douglas Hofstadter book ti ... hey wait, I'm shiny, heavy lingerie!? Popular dog crossbreed Peak time period Prize bestowed on canine actors? Precious cargo of legend Pacific coast strait. " . . . produced a ___" Period before sunset that provides warm tones for photography Period before sunset with ideal lighting for photography Prime period for outdoor filming Popular hybrid canine companion choice Postemployment package, sometimes Protection for upper management Provision in some executives' contracts Popular hunting dog PLANT used to make an infusion as a substitute for tea Potent allergen Part of the Sermon on the Mount. Precept of Matthew and Luke. Popular arcade golf game that holds nationwide tournaments Pittsburgh Place to pick up valuable nuggets Precious digit of Fleming? POP-eye fish Pepperidge farms favorites Pet that's easy to care for Prize for elite defensive baseball players Porridge eater Porridge fancier Porridge sampler Porridge thief in a fairy tale Pricey decorative sheet Pricey sheets Pet deer on the grounds of an investment bank? *Precious metal trading venue Prize for first place Profitable venture Places with valuable veins Profitable ventures Panner's discovery Panner's lucky strike Prospector's pooch? *Powerful object in "The Hobbit" Prospecting in Ontario? "Paint Your Wagon" era Popular gym chain Precious metal worker Paragon of virtue Perfect-paper topper, maybe Pupil's reward Pearly whites that aren't white Poker player Jamie one move away from winning a chess game? Phoenix VIP. Presidential candidate who said, "I will offer a choice, not an echo" PALL mall-like game PELL Mell-like game Palmer's forte Palmer's game Palmer.s pastime Part of LPGA Pebble Beach pastime Phil Mickelson's game Pitching game? Play 18, say Play Pebble Beach, say Play a game. Play a round Play an outdoor game. Played between tours Player's business Player's forte Player's game President Gerald Ford said he knew he was getting better at it because he was "hitting fewer spectators" Pro-am game Putting game PGA Tour pastime pastime Pebble Beach hazard Place for woods and irons *Polite applause on the tee Polite links response Patch with greens Place to par Place to swing irons and putters Places for many drivers Played 18 Played 18 holes Played 18 holes, perhaps Played a few rounds Played a game. Played a round Played a sport on a course Player on the links Palmer or Watson Person who plays a round person who plays golf People who putt Pitchers, at times *Pin setting *Putting place People do a lot of driving there Putting places playing golf Playground of a kind. *Pro shop freebie Paid driver? Plays 18 Plays 18 holes Plays 18, say Plays Chun In-gee's sport Plays Pebble Beach Plays a course Plays a few rounds Plays a game Plays a round Plays a round on the links Plays at Pebble Beach Plays eighteen Plays in the Masters Plays nine, perhaps Plays the Doral Prepares for a Masters? Pitch or chip Palmer or Player. Pitch or putt Putt, e.g. Pro's pocketful Place of torment or martyrdom. Place outside Jerusalem. place of burial Phils' infield star. Philistine ex-champ. Philistine giant Powerful giants Proceed in the manner of Proceed swimmingly Play dead Put a previously tested system into operation Passing order? Prepare for a Hail Mary Price something inexpensively PERSIAN porcelain Persian and Chinese pottery and porcelain wares "___ Pyle, U.S.M.C." "_____ Pyle": Nabors role Pal of Andy and Barney Private Pyle Private Pyle of old TV Pyle of sitcoms Pyle from Mayberry Pyle of '60s TV Pyle of Camp Henderson Pyle of Mayberry Pyle of TV Pyle of TV show Pyle of early TV Pyle on TV Pyle played by Jim Nabors Pyle played by Nabors Pyle, of the marines ___ Pyle, Nabors character ___ Pyle, of old TV Patriarch of "The Addams Family" President of Colombia. Pugsley's papa Pugsley's pop Pioneering labor leader Samuel Polish leader.