Pleat feature
Pleat on a pair of pants
pleat or frill of lace etc as a decoration
Pleat producers
PLEAT, type of
pleated
Pleated collar
Pleated ornament
PLEATED ribbon ornament for hat
Pleated tartan
Pleated tartan skirt
Pleats
pleb
plebe
Plebe place
Plebe, e.g.
Plebe's answer
Plebe's denial
Plebe's place
Plebe's place: Abbr.
Plebe's sch.
plebeian
Plebes and doolies, e.g.
plebiscite
Plebiscite, e.g.
Plebiscite, for one
Plebiscites
plectrum
Pled
Pled in support
Pledge
Pledge a tenth
pledge as security
pledge associated with testifying in court
Pledge before taking the stand
pledge Courtroom 1970s drama
Pledge drive bag
Pledge drive bags
Pledge drive freebie
Pledge drive gift
Pledge drive gift, maybe
Pledge drive gift, often
Pledge drive gifts
Pledge drive gifts, often
Pledge drive giveaway
Pledge drive giveaways
Pledge drive incentives
Pledge drive plea
Pledge drive premium
pledge drive reward
Pledge drive station
Pledge drive talk, essentially
Pledge drive word
Pledge for payment
Pledge from the faithful
pledge in marriage
Pledge material?
pledge money to the church
Pledge money, at law
Pledge of a sort
Pledge of allegiance
Pledge of Allegiance ender
Pledge of Allegiance ending
Pledge of Allegiance finisher
Pledge of Allegiance phrase
Pledge of Allegiance word
Pledge of Allegiance, e.g.
Pledge of allegiance, maybe
PLEDGE of Christian brotherhood and love
Pledge of faithfulness
Pledge of fidelity
Pledge paddle's target
Pledge paddle's target, once
Pledge target
Pledge to
Pledge to a cause or person
Pledge to marry
Pledge week premium
Pledge-drive reward
Pledge-week network
Pledge, e.g.
Pledge's accessory
Pledge's group
Pledged
Pledged fidelity
pledged in marriage
Pledged to be married
Pledged virtue
Pledged.
pledgee
Pledges
Pledges exchanged at the altar
Pledges that end an engagement
Pledges' group, for short
pledget
Pledging site
Pleeease?
Pleeeease forgive me!
Pleeeeease?
Pleeeeeease?
pleeeeeeease?
pleeeeeese?
Pleiades
Pleiades Father of the
Pleiades number
Pleiades pursuer
Pleiades supercomputer owner
PLEIADES, father of
PLEIADES, mother of
PLEIONE, father of
PLEIONE, husband of
PLEISTHENES, slayer of
Pleistocene age
Pleistocene and Eocene, for two
Pleistocene beasts
Pleistocene Epoch
Pleistocene epoch nickname
Pleistocene Epoch, e.g.
Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly
Pleistocene glacial period
Pleistocene period
Pleistocene, e.g.
Pleistocene, for one
Plen-T- ___ (Wrigley's gum unit)
plenary
plenipotentiary
Plenish
plenitude
plenteous
plenteousness
Plentiful
Plentiful amount
Plentiful and cheap
plentiful quantity
Plentiful source
Plentiful supply
Plentiful trees
Plentiful, abounding
Plentiful, for the time being
plentifully
Plenty
Plenty (of)
Plenty angry
Plenty angry, with "off"
Plenty hot
Plenty mad
Plenty mad, with "off"
Plenty o'
Plenty of
Plenty of autos battle gridlock?
Plenty of bread
Plenty of fun?
Plenty of horn?
Plenty of nothing?
Plenty of poetry?
Plenty of time?
Plenty of times
Plenty of twenties
Plenty of volume?
Plenty of, casually
Plenty of, slangily
plenty or enough
Plenty perturbed
Plenty sore
Plenty sore, with "off"
Plenty steamed
Plenty steamed, with "up"
Plenty ticked
Plenty ticked off
Plenty ticked, with "up"
plenty to do
Plenty to Omar
Plenty upset
Plenty worked (up)
Plenty, and then some
Plenty, casually
Plenty, in old poems
Plenty, in poetry
Plenty, in verse
Plenty, informally
Plenty, of yore
Plenty, old-style
Plenty, once
Plenty, poetically
Plenty, previously
Plenty, to a bard
Plenty, to a poet
Plenty, to texters
Plenty: Var.
pleonasm
pleonastic
Plesantly diverted
Plesiosaurlike reptile, familiarly
Plessy v. ___ (landmark Supreme Court decision)
plethora
plethoric
pleural of penny
PLEURAL tap
PLEURISY, accompaniment of
Plex opener
Plex or present prefix
Plex preceder
Plex prefix
Plexiglas kin
Plexiglas piece
Plexiglas rival
Plexiglas unit
Plexiglas, e.g.
Plexiglass
Plexiglass sheet
plexor
plexus
pliability
Pliable
Pliable leather
Pliable protein
Pliable seat
Pliable sheet of material
Pliable soft leather
Pliable strip used for drawing curves
PLIABLE substance
pliancy
pliant
pliant twig
Pliantly limber
plicate
Plie, for one
plied
Plied (between)
Plied a needle
Plied a pickax
Plied paddles
Plied the oars
Plied with a needle
Plied with alcohol, in a way
Plied with Bordeaux or Burgundy
Plied with drugs
Plied with Pinot, e.g.
Plied with spirits
Plied with the grape
Plied, as a dirty trick
Plied, as in a dugout
Plied, in a way
pliers
Pliers and hammers
Pliers feature
Pliers features
Pliers or talons
Pliers or wrench
Pliers part