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7-Letter Words (146):

pioneer (9 points)

Columbus, for one.

Ripe one (anagram)

Daniel Boone, for one.

P·3+I·1+O·1+N·1+E·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pissoir (9 points)

A public urinal

P·3+I·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+I·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pitcher (14 points)

Koufax, for one.

Jug from salesperson (wordplay)

Vessel without stabilisers (wordplay)

P·3+I·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pithier (12 points)

More sententious

More meaty

Less wordy

P·3+I·1+T·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plaguer (10 points)

One who {plagues=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+R·1 = 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

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

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

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

plasher (12 points)

One that {plashes=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 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

platier (9 points)

Platy

P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 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

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

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

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

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

pledgor (11 points)

Legal term akin to promisor.

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+O·1+R·1 = 11 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

plinker (13 points)

One who {plinks=v}

P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 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

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

plucker (15 points)

One who {plucks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

plugger (11 points)

One doing endorsements

P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 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

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

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

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

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

plunker (13 points)

One that {plunks=v}

P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 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

poacher (14 points)

Person hunting game illegally

Game warden's target

Device for cooking eggs.

P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pockier (15 points)

Pocky

P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

podgier (11 points)

Podgy

P·3+O·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pointer (9 points)

Indicator prepared for one trip

Guide dog (wordplay)

Dog lead (wordplay)

P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

politer (9 points)

More well-bred

Comparatively civilized

Better mannered

P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

polymer (14 points)

Vinyl, for one

Plexiglas, for one

Nylon, for one

P·3+O·1+L·1+Y·4+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

popover (14 points)

Hollowed-out muffin

Hollow quick bread

Hollow-centered muffin

P·3+O·1+P·3+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

popular (11 points)

This is in tree enclosing nut's kernel

Much sought-after

Easy to understand.

P·3+O·1+P·3+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

porkier (13 points)

Less lean

P·3+O·1+R·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

postwar (12 points)

After 1918 or 1945 (wordplay)

Like the late '40s, say

Terrible row past!

P·3+O·1+S·1+T·1+W·4+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pottier (9 points)

Dafter chief about to start row

More eccentric, British style.

Worker in ceramics nailing one more up the wall (wordplay)

P·3+O·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

poulter (9 points)

Old dealer in game, maybe Texas hold'em, blowing a thousand in the last cut

P·3+O·1+U·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pouncer (11 points)

One that {pounces=v}

P·3+O·1+U·1+N·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pounder (10 points)

16 ounce can of beer

Mallet, for example

Fast food burger, with "quarter"

P·3+O·1+U·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

poutier (9 points)

Less of a good sport

More sullen

Sulking more

P·3+O·1+U·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

praetor (9 points)

The senior magistrate preparing a report

Ancient Roman magistrate

A report shocking magistrate once

P·3+R·1+A·1+E·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

praiser (9 points)

One who approves increase in advertising

Repairs (anagram)

Kudos bestower

P·3+R·1+A·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prancer (11 points)

One of Santa's reindeer

A lively horse

Vixen's yoke-mate

P·3+R·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prawner (12 points)

Shrimp fisherman

P·3+R·1+A·1+W·4+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preaver (12 points)

To aver beforehand

P·3+R·1+E·1+A·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preener (9 points)

Fastidious kitty, say

One who primps

Peacock, for example

P·3+R·1+E·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

premier (11 points)

One P.M. (wordplay)

Ben-Gurion, for example.

Empire collapsed with Republican leader

P·3+R·1+E·1+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

presser (9 points)

Iron-pumping person (wordplay)

Iron worker (wordplay)

Iron man (wordplay)

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pressor (9 points)

Blood pressure-raising substance

Blood vessel-constricting drug

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prester (9 points)

Elusive royal minister, followed by John (John Buchan) . . .

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pricier (11 points)

Promotion less heated but more costly

Like a Rolex, vis-a-vis a Timex

More expensive

P·3+R·1+I·1+C·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pricker (15 points)

One that {pricks=v}

P·3+R·1+I·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

primmer (13 points)

More bluenosed

More prudish

More fastidious

P·3+R·1+I·1+M·3+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

prinker (13 points)

One who {prinks=v}

P·3+R·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

printer (9 points)

Zenger, for one

Epson product, perhaps

Caxton or Zenger

P·3+R·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

privier (12 points)

Privy

P·3+R·1+I·1+V·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

proctor (11 points)

Supervise, as an exam

Pencils down speaker

Testing center employee

P·3+R·1+O·1+C·3+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prodder (11 points)

One who goads

Cowboy on a cattle drive, for example

Cowboy, at times

P·3+R·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

proffer (15 points)

Tender (for acceptance)

Suggest, as a deal

Offer a suggestion

P·3+R·1+O·1+F·4+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

progger (11 points)

One that {progs=v}

P·3+R·1+O·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

proofer (12 points)

Publishing house employee

Editor, at times

Editorial staff member

P·3+R·1+O·1+O·1+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

prosier (9 points)

More matter-offact

More commonplace

Less interesting supporters? That is right

P·3+R·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

prosper (11 points)

Live long partner, in a Vulcan saying

Correct to accept son is to succeed

Adepts get by and succeed

P·3+R·1+O·1+S·1+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prouder (10 points)

With head held higher

With a bigger head

More like a peacock

P·3+R·1+O·1+U·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

prowler (12 points)

Masked man, maybe

Person who roams about stealthily

One sneaks about

P·3+R·1+O·1+W·4+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

psalter (9 points)

Empty pews? Revise hymn book!

Hymnbook of sorts

Part of a prayer book

P·3+S·1+A·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puddler (11 points)

One who converts pig-iron to wrought-iron

P·3+U·1+D·2+D·2+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pudgier (11 points)

More short and plump

More plump

Less slim

P·3+U·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

puffier (15 points)

With a new leader, huffier and more pompous

Bird loses right wing, American casualty of bigger gusts

P·3+U·1+F·4+F·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

puggier (11 points)

Puggy

P·3+U·1+G·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pulpier (11 points)

Pulpy

P·3+U·1+L·1+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pumicer (13 points)

One that {pumices=v}

P·3+U·1+M·3+I·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

puncher (14 points)

Cow follower (wordplay)

Ending with cow or hole

Provider of hit joke on opening of French letter

P·3+U·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

punkier (13 points)

Punky

P·3+U·1+N·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

punnier (9 points)

Containing more wordplay

P·3+U·1+N·1+N·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

punster (9 points)

Edgar Nye for one

Bennett Cerf, for one

Whirred play lover (wordplay)

P·3+U·1+N·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pupilar (11 points)

Of an eye part

P·3+U·1+P·3+I·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

purpler (11 points)

Purple

P·3+U·1+R·1+P·3+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pursier (9 points)

Pursy

P·3+U·1+R·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pursuer (9 points)

One after another (wordplay)

One after another!

Seeker of sorts

P·3+U·1+R·1+S·1+U·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

pushier (12 points)

More aggressive: Colloq.

More aggressive Colloq.

Less apt to wait one's turn

P·3+U·1+S·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pussier (9 points)

Pussy

P·3+U·1+S·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puttier (9 points)

One who {putties=v}

P·3+U·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts

puzzler (27 points)

Crossword solver (wordplay)

Particularly baffling problem

Something that perplexes

P·3+U·1+Z·10+Z·10+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 27 pts

8-Letter Words (134):

pacifier (15 points)

Dummy from the USA (wordplay)

Device for a crying baby

Baby's dummy

P·3+A·1+C·3+I·1+F·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

packager (17 points)

One that {packages=v}

P·3+A·1+C·3+K·5+A·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 17 pts

paintier (10 points)

Painty

P·3+A·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

palpator (12 points)

One that {palpates=v}

P·3+A·1+L·1+P·3+A·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 12 pts

palterer (10 points)

Trifling haggler.

Equivocator gets change through being put out

Equivocator

P·3+A·1+L·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

paltrier (10 points)

More miserable friend, one having a go

Smaller, as a sum

More trifling

P·3+A·1+L·1+T·1+R·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pamperer (14 points)

Child spoiler, perhaps

One spoils by excessive indulgence

Nurse, maybe

P·3+A·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

panderer (11 points)

Exploiter of lower tastes

One who caters basely

Go-between in love affairs

P·3+A·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

papillar (12 points)

Pertaining to a {papilla=n}

P·3+A·1+P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

parachor (15 points)

A mathematical constant relating to surface tension

P·3+A·1+R·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+O·1+R·1 = 15 pts

paramour (12 points)

Significant other (wordplay)

A lover, illicit perhaps

Kept woman in standard affair

P·3+A·1+R·1+A·1+M·3+O·1+U·1+R·1 = 12 pts

parcener (12 points)

A joint heir

P·3+A·1+R·1+C·3+E·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pardoner (11 points)

President Clinton, for one

'The Canterbury Tales' charlatan

President when leaving office, sometimes

P·3+A·1+R·1+D·2+O·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

parleyer (13 points)

Conferee, for example

Negotiating team member

P·3+A·1+R·1+L·1+E·1+Y·4+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

parroter (10 points)

Mimicker.

Imitator

P·3+A·1+R·1+R·1+O·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

partaker (14 points)

One eating or drinking

Person who joins in

One has some of a bit of a broken rake

P·3+A·1+R·1+T·1+A·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

passover (13 points)

Festival bridge (wordplay)

The feast of unleavened bread

Jewish feast day

P·3+A·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

pasturer (10 points)

One who pastures livestock

P·3+A·1+S·1+T·1+U·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

patchier (15 points)

Less consistent in quality.

More uneven, as a lawn

Less regular one going to church embraced by Father

P·3+A·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

patellar (10 points)

Of the knee

Involving the kneecap

Another name for a knee jerk

P·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 10 pts

patentor (10 points)

Certain D.C. official

Inventor's ally

P·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+N·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pattamar (12 points)

""A sailing vessel, also PATAMAR""

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+A·1+M·3+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

patterer (10 points)

Fast-talking comedian

P·3+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

peachier (15 points)

More wonderful, teen style

More terrific

More nifty

P·3+E·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

pearlier (10 points)

Rear pile (anagram)

Ripe earl (anagram)

More like heaven's gates (wordplay)

P·3+E·1+A·1+R·1+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pebblier (14 points)

Rougher, as some roads

P·3+E·1+B·3+B·3+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

peculiar (12 points)

Strange clue - 'Pair off'!

The odd funny clue I mean to include

I clear up, being odd

P·3+E·1+C·3+U·1+L·1+I·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pedalfer (14 points)

A type of soil

P·3+E·1+D·2+A·1+L·1+F·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pedalier (11 points)

The pedal keyboard of an organ

P·3+E·1+D·2+A·1+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

peignoir (11 points)

I grope in jumble for a dressinggown

Woman's loose full dressing gown

Woman's full loose dressing gown

P·3+E·1+I·1+G·2+N·1+O·1+I·1+R·1 = 11 pts

penciler (12 points)

Eyebrow toucher-up

P·3+E·1+N·1+C·3+I·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pendular (11 points)

Swinging back and forth.

Like part of a grandfather clock

Like a grandfather clock

P·3+E·1+N·1+D·2+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pepperer (14 points)

One who {peppers=v}

P·3+E·1+P·3+P·3+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

peptizer (21 points)

""One that peptizes, also PEPTISER""

P·3+E·1+P·3+T·1+I·1+Z·10+E·1+R·1 = 21 pts

perfumer (15 points)

Person who makes scents

It makes scents

P·3+E·1+R·1+F·4+U·1+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

peripter (12 points)

A structure with a row of columns around all sides

P·3+E·1+R·1+I·1+P·3+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

perjurer (17 points)

Storyteller in court

One lying on oath

Person who lies under oath

P·3+E·1+R·1+J·8+U·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 17 pts

pervader (14 points)

Something that permeates

P·3+E·1+R·1+V·4+A·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pesterer (10 points)

Persistently bothersome person

Nuisance.

Nudnik

P·3+E·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

petiolar (10 points)

Attached to a stalk, in botany.

Of a leaf stem.

P·3+E·1+T·1+I·1+O·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pewterer (13 points)

Worker with a certain alloy

Certain metal craftsman

He makes metal tableware

P·3+E·1+W·4+T·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

phosphor (18 points)

Coating of a cathode-ray tube

Computer screen coating

Small trace; clue

P·3+H·4+O·1+S·1+P·3+H·4+O·1+R·1 = 18 pts

piacular (12 points)

Atoning

P·3+I·1+A·1+C·3+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

picketer (16 points)

A striking figure (wordplay)

Walking man carrying a sign

Striker with a sign

P·3+I·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

pilaster (10 points)

Type of column.

Columnlike architectural piece

Screed about Italy's leader in column

P·3+I·1+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pilferer (13 points)

Thief who steals in small quantities

A thief of small items as from shops

A petty thief

P·3+I·1+L·1+F·4+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

pillager (11 points)

Looter having the cheek to return drink

Medicinal ball starts the plunderer

Looter's flipping cheek over beer

P·3+I·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

pilsener (10 points)

Premium beer word (var.)

Beer glass (var.)

Type of lager beer

P·3+I·1+L·1+S·1+E·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pimplier (14 points)

Pimply

P·3+I·1+M·3+P·3+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pinaster (10 points)

Mediterranean evergreen.

Pyramidal tree

P·3+I·1+N·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pinnular (10 points)

Relating to a pinnula

P·3+I·1+N·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pinscher (15 points)

Thief has grabbed second dog

Medium-sized dog

Thief fences small dog

P·3+I·1+N·1+S·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

piscator (12 points)

An angler

Fisherman

P·3+I·1+S·1+C·3+A·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 12 pts

pitchier (15 points)

Pitchy

P·3+I·1+T·1+C·3+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

placater (12 points)

One who pacifies

Conciliator

P·3+L·1+A·1+C·3+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plaister (10 points)

To {plaster=v}

P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plankter (14 points)

An organism that is an element of plankton

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+K·5+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

planular (10 points)

Pertaining to a {planula=n}

P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plashier (13 points)

Plashy

P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

playgoer (14 points)

First-nighter, for one

Theater fan (2 words)

Rent attendee, for example

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+G·2+O·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

playwear (16 points)

Tennis outfits and such

Healthtex line

P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+W·4+E·1+A·1+R·1 = 16 pts

pledgeor (12 points)

""One who pledges something, also PLEDGER, PLEDGOR""

P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+O·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plighter (14 points)

One who {plights=v}

P·3+L·1+I·1+G·2+H·4+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

plottier (10 points)

Plotty

P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

plougher (14 points)

Tractor operator.

P·3+L·1+O·1+U·1+G·2+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

pluckier (16 points)

Plucky

P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

plummier (14 points)

Plummy

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

plumular (12 points)

Pertaining to a {plumule=n}

P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+U·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

plushier (13 points)

Plushy

P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

poachier (15 points)

Poachy

P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

pocketer (16 points)

Magician, at times

P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

poetiser (10 points)

""One who poetises, also POETIZER""

P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

poetizer (19 points)

Verse writer

P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+I·1+Z·10+E·1+R·1 = 19 pts

pointier (10 points)

More tapered at the tip

P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

poisoner (10 points)

Arsenic user, maybe

Christie culprit, perhaps

Dr Crippen, perhaps

P·3+O·1+I·1+S·1+O·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

polestar (10 points)

Lech Walesa, for one (wordplay)

The heavenly 25 down (wordplay)

Top Warsaw athlete (wordplay)

P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+S·1+T·1+A·1+R·1 = 10 pts

polisher (13 points)

Shoe brush, for example.

Buffer state head meets East European

Craftsman finishing as European monarch

P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

pollster (10 points)

Scott Rasmussen's occupation

Two pounds included in bill for sampler

Harris, for example

P·3+O·1+L·1+L·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

polluter (10 points)

One who doesn't give a hoot

E.P.A. target

Ecologically, the one who should pay

P·3+O·1+L·1+L·1+U·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pomander (13 points)

Perfumed ball - name-drop (anagram)

Sachet's kin

A ball or of sweet-smelling substances

P·3+O·1+M·3+A·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

ponderer (11 points)

Navel observer (wordplay)

One who thinks deeply

One who deliberates

P·3+O·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

portlier (10 points)

Less slender

More corpulent and porky right after drink

Stouter.

P·3+O·1+R·1+T·1+L·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

posturer (10 points)

Attitudinizer

Poser

P·3+O·1+S·1+T·1+U·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

potterer (10 points)

One who moves in an unhurried way

P·3+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

pouchier (15 points)

Pouchy

P·3+O·1+U·1+C·3+H·4+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

powderer (14 points)

One that {powders=v}

P·3+O·1+W·4+D·2+E·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

prattler (10 points)

What a talkative, soft, snake!

Person who talks idly or volubly

One talking nonsense

P·3+R·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+L·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

preacher (15 points)

He's demoralized (wordplay)

Service provider (wordplay)

One giving a sermon

P·3+R·1+E·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

preciser (12 points)

Precise

P·3+R·1+E·1+C·3+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preclear (12 points)

To clear beforehand

P·3+R·1+E·1+C·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

predator (11 points)

Pop, Billy or Fallen (wordplay)

Wild animal read about in port, perhaps

Quarry prospector (wordplay)

P·3+R·1+E·1+D·2+A·1+T·1+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts

prefacer (15 points)

One that {prefaces=v}

P·3+R·1+E·1+F·4+A·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts

preluder (11 points)

One that {preludes=v}

P·3+R·1+E·1+L·1+U·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

premolar (12 points)

Tooth - real romp (anagram)

Type of tooth

Tooth next to a canine

P·3+R·1+E·1+M·3+O·1+L·1+A·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preorder (11 points)

Early video game sale, perhaps

Buy before the release date, maybe

Purchase in advance

P·3+R·1+E·1+O·1+R·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

preparer (12 points)

One who makes ready

H&R Block employee

Signer of some tax returns

P·3+R·1+E·1+P·3+A·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

preppier (14 points)

More likely to wear an argyle vest, say

More like the BMOC, you might say

More like an Exeter student

P·3+R·1+E·1+P·3+P·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts

presager (11 points)

Forecaster

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+A·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

presider (11 points)

Chairman, at a board meeting

Chairperson, for example

Wielder of the gavel.

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+I·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts

presumer (12 points)

Sir Henry M. Stanley, notably

Impertinent one

Brash one

P·3+R·1+E·1+S·1+U·1+M·3+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

prettier (10 points)

Easier on the eyes

That's better, by the look of it

King in huff; note Queen is more lovely

P·3+R·1+E·1+T·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

previsor (13 points)

One who {previses=v}

P·3+R·1+E·1+V·4+I·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 13 pts

prickier (16 points)

Pricky

P·3+R·1+I·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 16 pts

prisoner (10 points)

Person doing porridge (wordplay)

Joint tenant (wordplay)

Person in irons perhaps or vice versa

P·3+R·1+I·1+S·1+O·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

prissier (10 points)

More like a schoolmarm

More puritanical

More finicky.

P·3+R·1+I·1+S·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts

privater (13 points)

Private

P·3+R·1+I·1+V·4+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

procurer (12 points)

Doctor, by trade (wordplay)

One who obtains something

Solicitor for doctor

P·3+R·1+O·1+C·3+U·1+R·1+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts

producer (13 points)

Makes film of The Field (wordplay)

Max Bialystock, for one

Creator; supervisor (of programme, play)

P·3+R·1+O·1+D·2+U·1+C·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

profaner (13 points)

Vulgarizing type

Vulgar sort

More blasphemous

P·3+R·1+O·1+F·4+A·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts

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