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7-Letter Words Starting with P (589 words)

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pignoli (10 points)

""The edible seed of nut pines, also PIGNOLIA""

P·3+I·1+G·2+N·1+O·1+L·1+I·1 = 10 pts

pigtail (10 points)

Hair weave (wordplay)

Inkwell dipper (wordplay)

Computer problem (wordplay)

P·3+I·1+G·2+T·1+A·1+I·1+L·1 = 10 pts

pilaffs (15 points)

Rice dishes (Var.)

Rice dishes

P·3+I·1+L·1+A·1+F·4+F·4+S·1 = 15 pts

pileate (9 points)

Crested, as a woodpecker.

Crested like the kingfisher.

Crested, as a woodpecker

P·3+I·1+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 9 pts

pileous (9 points)

""Covered with hair, also PILOSE, PILOUS""

P·3+I·1+L·1+E·1+O·1+U·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pileups (11 points)

Road closers, maybe

Results of scrimmages.

They're worse than mere traffic jams

P·3+I·1+L·1+E·1+U·1+P·3+S·1 = 11 pts

pilfers (12 points)

Lifts, in a way

Makes off with

Rips off often

P·3+I·1+L·1+F·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts

pilgrim (12 points)

Traveller (who made Progress?)

Vanbrugh's original settler (wordplay)

Visitor to Mecca or Graceland, say

P·3+I·1+L·1+G·2+R·1+I·1+M·3 = 12 pts

pilings (10 points)

Pier group (wordplay)

Supports for buildings, piers, etc.

Groups of wharf-supporting beams

P·3+I·1+L·1+I·1+N·1+G·2+S·1 = 10 pts

pillage (10 points)

Period of fuzzy sweaters (wordplay)

Attendant coming over poorly gets sack

Old sweater feature

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+G·2+E·1 = 10 pts

pillars (9 points)

Monuments of wisdom (wordplay)

Those with supporting roles (wordplay)

Feature of the Lincoln Memorial.

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pillbox (18 points)

Woman's round hat (containing tablets?)

Hat (containing tablets?)

Penny: 'I will fight this case'

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+B·3+O·1+X·8 = 18 pts

pilling (10 points)

Formation of little balls on fabric through rubbing

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts

pillion (9 points)

Where one holds the driver!

Cushion behind a saddle.

Tablet, one on seat behind driver

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+I·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts

pillory (12 points)

Old punishment frame

Assail; old punishment frame

Expose to ridicule

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+O·1+R·1+Y·4 = 12 pts

pillows (12 points)

These are useful to lay your head on

Cushions for the head

Some get pink slips

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+O·1+W·4+S·1 = 12 pts

pillowy (15 points)

Like gnocchi, ideally

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+O·1+W·4+Y·4 = 15 pts

piloted (10 points)

Took the steering wheel

Tested, as a new program

Flew a plane

P·3+I·1+L·1+O·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

pilsner (9 points)

Light-coloured flavoursome lager

Publicist covers new lines in lager

World's most popular beer

P·3+I·1+L·1+S·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pilular (9 points)

Pertaining to a {pilule=n}

P·3+I·1+L·1+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pilules (9 points)

Contents of a pillbox

P·3+I·1+L·1+U·1+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pimpled (14 points)

Spotted panda, we hear, went ahead

Spotted exploitative manager turning key

Spotted religious MP was in front

P·3+I·1+M·3+P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

pimples (13 points)

Teenager's blemishes

Teen's woe

Small unsightly pustules on face

P·3+I·1+M·3+P·3+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 13 pts

pinball (11 points)

Kind of machine

Slot-machine game

Game played on a sloping field

P·3+I·1+N·1+B·3+A·1+L·1+L·1 = 11 pts

pinfold (13 points)

Pound for stray cattle

Fixer leading collapse of the pound with bulls (wordplay)

P·3+I·1+N·1+F·4+O·1+L·1+D·2 = 13 pts

pinhole (12 points)

Source of a slow leak, perhaps

Homemade camera feature

Kind of camera.

P·3+I·1+N·1+H·4+O·1+L·1+E·1 = 12 pts

pinitol (9 points)

An {alcohol=n}

P·3+I·1+N·1+I·1+T·1+O·1+L·1 = 9 pts

pinnula (9 points)

""A pinnate part or organ, also PINNULE""

P·3+I·1+N·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+A·1 = 9 pts

pinnule (9 points)

Leaflet of a plant

P·3+I·1+N·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+E·1 = 9 pts

pinocle (11 points)

48-card game variable

Card game variable

Card game Var.

P·3+I·1+N·1+O·1+C·3+L·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pinoles (9 points)

Dishes made of finely ground corn

Cornmeal flours

Ground corn dishes mixed with sugar and spices

P·3+I·1+N·1+O·1+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pintail (9 points)

Duck with drink trouble (wordplay)

Duck trouble after drink!

Long-necked duck

P·3+I·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+I·1+L·1 = 9 pts

pintles (9 points)

Slept in (anagram)

P·3+I·1+N·1+T·1+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pinwale (12 points)

Like a corduroy fabric

P·3+I·1+N·1+W·4+A·1+L·1+E·1 = 12 pts

piolets (9 points)

Piolet

P·3+I·1+O·1+L·1+E·1+T·1+S·1 = 9 pts

piously (12 points)

With dutiful reverence

In a devout way

In holy manner

P·3+I·1+O·1+U·1+S·1+L·1+Y·4 = 12 pts

pipeful (14 points)

Tobacco measure (wordplay)

Amount of tobacco

Load of tobaccompany

P·3+I·1+P·3+E·1+F·4+U·1+L·1 = 14 pts

pistils (9 points)

Parts of flowers

Parts of a flower

Female flower parts

P·3+I·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+L·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pistole (9 points)

Former Spanish gold coin

Spanish gold coin

Old gold coin of Spain

P·3+I·1+S·1+T·1+O·1+L·1+E·1 = 9 pts

pistols (9 points)

Beretta 92FS and such

Blackbeard's arms.

Colts, for example

P·3+I·1+S·1+T·1+O·1+L·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pitfall (12 points)

Trap in the form of a concealed hole

Danger for the unwary.

Mantrap proves a hazard

P·3+I·1+T·1+F·4+A·1+L·1+L·1 = 12 pts

pithily (15 points)

(Expressed) tersely and vigorously

Using few words

Without wasting words, show sympathy, capturing child's heart

P·3+I·1+T·1+H·4+I·1+L·1+Y·4 = 15 pts

pitiful (12 points)

Worse than poor

Arousing feeling of sorrow, lamentable

Sorry if tulip is misshapen

P·3+I·1+T·1+I·1+F·4+U·1+L·1 = 12 pts

pivotal (12 points)

Vital op could be this (wordplay)

Of crucial importance

Key friend retaining four books

P·3+I·1+V·4+O·1+T·1+A·1+L·1 = 12 pts

pizzles (27 points)

Pizzle

P·3+I·1+Z·10+Z·10+L·1+E·1+S·1 = 27 pts

placard (12 points)

In front of a club, say, place notice

Endless amusement by comedian on bill

Slogan-bearing panel

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+A·1+R·1+D·2 = 12 pts

placate (11 points)

Helping around inside brings calm

Give a sop to

Attending in lieu to appease

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 11 pts

placebo (13 points)

Medication made to please (wordplay)

Invalid treatment? Yes and no!

More than sugar coated (wordplay)

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+E·1+B·3+O·1 = 13 pts

placers (11 points)

Deposits containing gold

Surface mineral deposits

Gold-bearing deposits

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 11 pts

placets (11 points)

Placet

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+E·1+T·1+S·1 = 11 pts

placing (12 points)

Finishing second in a horse race

Putting in the first three

Finishing in second

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts

placket (15 points)

Slit at the top of a skirt.

Finished slit in a skirt.

Old woman's skirt-pocket

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+T·1 = 15 pts

placoid (12 points)

A fish having platelike scales

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+O·1+I·1+D·2 = 12 pts

plafond (13 points)

An elaborately decorated ceiling

P·3+L·1+A·1+F·4+O·1+N·1+D·2 = 13 pts

plagued (11 points)

Drove to distraction

Tormented

Harassed.

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

plaguer (10 points)

One who {plagues=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plagues (10 points)

Frogs and locusts, in Exodus

Calamities of the Middle Ages.

Recounting of Exodus 7-12

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+S·1 = 10 pts

plaguey (13 points)

""Vexatious, also PLAGUY""

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+Y·4 = 13 pts

plaices (11 points)

Flatfishes.

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+C·3+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

plaided (11 points)

Clad like a Scot.

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

plained (10 points)

Plain

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

plainer (9 points)

Less like legalese

Simpler kind of praline

Easier to see

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plainly (12 points)

In unconcealed fashion

Without rhetorical flourish

A la the Amish

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+L·1+Y·4 = 12 pts

plaints (9 points)

(Legal) charges; lamentations

Accusations, in law

Sounds of woe

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+S·1 = 9 pts

plaited (10 points)

Formed a queue

Formed a queue at the back

Like pigtails and cornrows

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

plaiter (9 points)

Certain hair stylist

Artful lock linker

Cornrow maker

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

planate (9 points)

Having a flat surface

Flattened

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 9 pts

planche (14 points)

A plank

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1 = 14 pts

planers (9 points)

Carpenters' power machines.

Wood shop tools

Workers in wood.

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts

planets (9 points)

Spacey Teenage Fanclub song (wordplay)

Space-age tourist spots (wordplay)

Star attractions (wordplay)

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+E·1+T·1+S·1 = 9 pts

planing (10 points)

Woodworker's chore

Levelling out and gliding

Shaving not on a human face

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts

planish (12 points)

Map is hard to roll

Flatten metal by hammering.

Toughen metal by hammering

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+H·4 = 12 pts

planked (14 points)

Like a boardwalk

Like some decks

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

planned (10 points)

Arranged in advance

Little place woman and daughter designed

Laid out; intended

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

planner (9 points)

Century starter (wordplay)

Designer calendar (wordplay)

One looking to the future

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plantar (9 points)

Relating to the sole

Pertaining to the sole of the foot

Podiatrist's adjective

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts

planted (10 points)

Fixed arrangement with Edward

Set in the soil for growth

Did some sowing

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

planter (9 points)

Fern's home (wordplay)

Box for phlox

Pot factory on the outskirts of Exeter

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

planula (9 points)

Hydra to be left with article held by poor Paul

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+A·1 = 9 pts

plaques (18 points)

Awards hung on the wall

Doctor's office display

Plates fixed on walls as memorials

P·3+L·1+A·1+Q·10+U·1+E·1+S·1 = 18 pts

plashed (13 points)

Dashed or spattered.

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+D·2 = 13 pts

plasher (12 points)

One that {plashes=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plashes (12 points)

Tumbles about noisily in water

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 12 pts

plasmas (11 points)

Blood-bank menu (wordplay)

Highly ionized gases

Flat-screen selections

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+A·1+S·1 = 11 pts

plasmic (13 points)

Like a certain fluid

Relating to the colourless component of blood

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+C·3 = 13 pts

plasmid (12 points)

Replicable DNA molecule

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+D·2 = 12 pts

plasmin (11 points)

Blood enzyme

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+N·1 = 11 pts

plasmon (11 points)

A determinant of inheritance in cells

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+O·1+N·1 = 11 pts

plaster (9 points)

Smear something on a wound (wordplay)

Substance for coating walls

Wall finish - protection for cut

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plastic (11 points)

It supplies credit cards (wordplay)

Credit cards (wordplay)

Clasp it (anagram)

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+C·3 = 11 pts

plastid (10 points)

A structure in plant cells

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+D·2 = 10 pts

platane (9 points)

""A large tree, also PLATAN""

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+A·1+N·1+E·1 = 9 pts

platans (9 points)

Platan

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+A·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts

plateau (9 points)

The highest form of flattery (wordplay)

What Quito is built on.

Ky.'s Pennyroyal, for example

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+A·1+U·1 = 9 pts

platens (9 points)

Parts of printing presses.

Pieces of letterpress equipment

Typewriter rollers

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts

platers (9 points)

Inferior race horses

Chronic also-rans

Certain metalworkers

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts

platier (9 points)

Platy

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

platies (9 points)

Relatives of guppies

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

platina (9 points)

Adjective for pale bluish-gray furs

Grayish-white element: Chem.

Old name for a precious metal.

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+A·1 = 9 pts

plating (10 points)

*Thin metallic layer

Armor of a sort

Chromium use

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts

platoon (9 points)

Best Picture of 1986 (Charlie Sheen)

Best Picture of 1986

Oscar-winner of 1986

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+O·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts

platted (10 points)

Divided into plots.

Mapped a subdivision.

Like surveyors' charts

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

platter (9 points)

Dish for fish, perhaps

Dish from Portugal (second of two)

Not the former piano, and that's flat!

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

platypi (14 points)

Swimmers with flat feet

Duck-billed mammals who lay eggs

Swimmers with beaverlike tails

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+Y·4+P·3+I·1 = 14 pts

plaudit (10 points)

Put it with a lid, praise be!

Might P raise this (wordplay)

Praise place given financial check

P·3+L·1+A·1+U·1+D·2+I·1+T·1 = 10 pts

playact (14 points)

Be insincere, in a way

Make believe, on stage

Engage in make-believe

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+A·1+C·3+T·1 = 14 pts

playboy (17 points)

One active in the wrong clubs (wordplay)

He's probably not the marrying type

Hedonist of a sort

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+B·3+O·1+Y·4 = 17 pts

playday (16 points)

Time for diversion.

Saturday, for some

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+D·2+A·1+Y·4 = 16 pts

players (12 points)

Four of hearts (wordplay)

Actors in the football team (wordplay)

Gary and piano

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts

playful (15 points)

Skittish, like Shaw (wordplay)

Like Shakespeare (wordplay)

Like many puppies

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+F·4+U·1+L·1 = 15 pts

playing (13 points)

In theaters, for example

Participating in sport

As poultry, initially, producing eggs

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts

playlet (12 points)

Short stage work

Serve again? No big drama

Short theater piece

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+L·1+E·1+T·1 = 12 pts

playoff (18 points)

This goes with a tie (wordplay)

Tie-breaker, maybe

Tie-breaking contest, for example

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+O·1+F·4+F·4 = 18 pts

playpen (14 points)

Infant's enclosure

Tot's enclosure

Baby's enclosure

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+P·3+E·1+N·1 = 14 pts

pleaded (11 points)

Was appealing (wordplay)

Made, as a case

Claimed to be, in court

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

pleader (10 points)

One on bended knee, maybe

Pale red (anagram)

One before a tribunal, maybe

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pleased (10 points)

- to Meet You (James album)

Comparable to punch (wordplay)

Like punch (wordplay)

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

pleaser (9 points)

One who makes a crowd happy

Word with "people" or "crowd"

One who does what people want them to do

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pleases (9 points)

Gives satisfaction to

Makes happy or satisfied

Priest hires suits

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pleated (10 points)

Like slacks with channels

Organic fuel round lake man gathered

Stitched in folds

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

pleater (9 points)

Sewing machine attachment.

Sewing machine part.

Sewing-machine attachment

P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plectra (11 points)

Stringed instrument pluckers (Var.)

Guitar pickers - carp let (anagram)

Guitar plucking aids

P·3+L·1+E·1+C·3+T·1+R·1+A·1 = 11 pts

pledged (12 points)

Contributed to a fundraiser, perhaps

Was in a rush (wordplay)

Contributed to PBS, perhaps

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

pledgee (11 points)

One who holds property for collateral.

One given a promise

Person to whom a promise is made

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pledger (11 points)

One showing promise (wordplay)

Pawn book voucher

One who gives collateral

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pledges (11 points)

Telethon call-ins

Animal House extras

Fund-raisers' rewards

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts

pledget (11 points)

Promise, before time, to produce wad

Piece of cotton.

An oakum string used in caulking

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+T·1 = 11 pts

pledgor (11 points)

Legal term akin to promisor.

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pleiads (10 points)

Groups of brilliant people

P·3+L·1+E·1+I·1+A·1+D·2+S·1 = 10 pts

plenary (12 points)

Type of session

With all members present

Full in all respects

P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+A·1+R·1+Y·4 = 12 pts

plenish (12 points)

To fill up

P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+H·4 = 12 pts

plenism (11 points)

The doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter

P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+M·3 = 11 pts

plenist (9 points)

Believer that all space is plenum

Vacuist's opposite.

P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+T·1 = 9 pts

plenums (11 points)

Intake system chambers (pl.)

Fall assemblies.

P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+U·1+M·3+S·1 = 11 pts

pleopod (12 points)

An appendage of crustaceans

P·3+L·1+E·1+O·1+P·3+O·1+D·2 = 12 pts

plessor (9 points)

Doctor's soft hammer.

Hammer with a rubber head, used in percussion.

P·3+L·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pleurae (9 points)

Membranes near lungs.

Lung membranes

Pulmonary membranes.

P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+E·1 = 9 pts

pleural (9 points)

Of lungs - all pure (anagram)

Pertaining to a lung membrane

Kind of chest cavity

P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+L·1 = 9 pts

pleuras (9 points)

Pleura

P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+S·1 = 9 pts

pleuron (9 points)

A part of a thoracic segment of an insect

P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts

plexors (16 points)

Diagnostic hammers.

Medical hammers

P·3+L·1+E·1+X·8+O·1+R·1+S·1 = 16 pts

pliable (11 points)

Cup finalist bound to be supple

Pants initially likely to need elastic

Easily swayed or bendable

P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+B·3+L·1+E·1 = 11 pts

pliably (14 points)

In a pliable manner

P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+B·3+L·1+Y·4 = 14 pts

pliancy (14 points)

Adaptable state

Bendy nature

Flexible quality

P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+Y·4 = 14 pts

plicate (11 points)

Arranged in folds

Folded or pleated

Folded like a fan

P·3+L·1+I·1+C·3+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 11 pts

plights (13 points)

Becomes engaged in predicaments

Binds by solemn pledge

Difficulties ending stoplights

P·3+L·1+I·1+G·2+H·4+T·1+S·1 = 13 pts

plimsol (11 points)

""A rubber-soled cloth shoe, also PLIMSOLL, PLIMSOLE""

P·3+L·1+I·1+M·3+S·1+O·1+L·1 = 11 pts

plinked (14 points)

Plink

P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plinker (13 points)

One who {plinks=v}

P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plinths (12 points)

Sculpture parks (wordplay)

Bases of columns

Bases of statues.

P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+H·4+S·1 = 12 pts

pliskie (13 points)

""A practical joke, also PLISKY""

P·3+L·1+I·1+S·1+K·5+I·1+E·1 = 13 pts

plisses (9 points)

Cotton fabrics

P·3+L·1+I·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts

plodded (12 points)

'Walked heavily, as if exhausted (7)'

Marched through mud

Walked with difficulty

P·3+L·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

plodder (11 points)

Place stranger finds tortoise (wordplay)

Slow-but-sure one

Slow dull worker

P·3+L·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plonked (14 points)

Set down heavily

Played piano with just an index finger, say

Dropped abruptly

P·3+L·1+O·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plopped (14 points)

Sat without ceremony

Fell into a seat

Fell with the sound of a flat dive.

P·3+L·1+O·1+P·3+P·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plosion (9 points)

Articulation of a speech sound, k, p or t.

P·3+L·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts

plosive (12 points)

Noisy initial consonant

Like b or d, phonetically

Like the "p" in "pit"

P·3+L·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+V·4+E·1 = 12 pts

plotted (10 points)

Plant of damp areas

Cooked up, as schemes

Drew a graph

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts

plotter (9 points)

Guy Fawkes, for one

Person making a graph, say

One who schemes

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

plotzed (19 points)

Fainted, as from shock

Freaked out

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+Z·10+E·1+D·2 = 19 pts

plotzes (18 points)

Plotz

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+Z·10+E·1+S·1 = 18 pts

ploughs (13 points)

Field tillers, in England

Works the croft

Tilling tools, to Brits

P·3+L·1+O·1+U·1+G·2+H·4+S·1 = 13 pts

plovers (12 points)

Short-billed shorebirds

Game birds

Sandpiper relatives

P·3+L·1+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts

plowboy (17 points)

Young team leader (wordplay)

Farm youth, disparingly

Amish lad, sometimes

P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+B·3+O·1+Y·4 = 17 pts

plowers (12 points)

Folks in a rut (wordplay)

Farmhands, at times

Farm hands, at times

P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts

plowing (13 points)

Readying a field, say

Auto writer's synonym for understeer

Digging up some dirt

P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts

plowman (14 points)

Farmer, at times

Farmer with oxen

Agricultural figure in "The Canterbury Tales"

P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+M·3+A·1+N·1 = 14 pts

plowmen (14 points)

Fellows tilling soil

Oxen followers

Field laborers

P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+M·3+E·1+N·1 = 14 pts

ploying (13 points)

Ploy

P·3+L·1+O·1+Y·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts

plucked (16 points)

Removed the feathers from

P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 16 pts

plucker (15 points)

One who {plucks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

plugged (12 points)

Carried on quietly, perhaps (wordplay)

Open no more

Stopped up and plodded on

P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts

plugger (11 points)

One doing endorsements

P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

plugola (10 points)

Kickback for good publicity

Paid endorsement, in slang, and an apt title for this puzzle

P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+O·1+L·1+A·1 = 10 pts

plumage (12 points)

Cat say returning to house left feathers

Bird's feathers

Detail in an Audubon print

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+A·1+G·2+E·1 = 12 pts

plumate (11 points)

Like a feather Zool.

Like a feather: Zool.

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 11 pts

plumbed (14 points)

Delved into prize sack

Measured fruit and garden plot

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plumber (13 points)

One with a snake in their bag (wordplay)

Snake handler (wordplay)

Repairer of pipes

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plumbic (15 points)

Containing lead

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+I·1+C·3 = 15 pts

plumbum (15 points)

Old-fashioned word for lead

Obsolete word for lead

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+U·1+M·3 = 15 pts

plumier (11 points)

Having more feathers

One who feathers arrows

Covered in feathers

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pluming (12 points)

Priding (oneself)

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts

plummet (13 points)

Victoria, perhaps, encountered in dive

Fruit encountered in Fall (wordplay)

Fall fruit gathered

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+M·3+E·1+T·1 = 13 pts

plumose (11 points)

Feathery.

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+O·1+S·1+E·1 = 11 pts

plumped (14 points)

Made ready for market, as chickens

Filled with air

Made fluffy, as pillows

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plumpen (13 points)

""To plump, to make well rounded and full in form""

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+N·1 = 13 pts

plumper (13 points)

More fleshy fruit (not a pear)

More well-fed, say

Choice for each is more generous

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plumply (16 points)

In a plump manner

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+L·1+Y·4 = 16 pts

plumule (11 points)

""The embryo shoot in a seed, also PLUMULA""

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+U·1+L·1+E·1 = 11 pts

plunder (10 points)

Sack - and what may be put in it!

Sack - or what might be put in one!

Steal goods (in time of war)

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plunged (11 points)

Took a nosedive

Dashed with headlong haste

Took a dive.

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts

plunger (10 points)

Help for a draining job (wordplay)

Plumber's helper

Rubber device for clearing blocked pipes

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plunges (10 points)

One takes them in divers ways

Takes a risk

Dives and dives under surface of pool

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 10 pts

plunked (14 points)

Put (down)

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts

plunker (13 points)

One that {plunks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

plurals (9 points)

Stars and stripes, say

Dollars and cents, e.g

Certain nouns and verbs.

P·3+L·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+L·1+S·1 = 9 pts

plusher (12 points)

Like velvet compared to denim

Smarter drug supplier carrying little

More deeply piled

P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plushes (12 points)

Some stuffed animals

P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 12 pts

plushly (15 points)

In a plush manner

P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+L·1+Y·4 = 15 pts

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