Words Beginning With p

Words Beginning with p - list and definitions learning English

Pa - publicity person
pablum - worthless or oversimplified ideas
pabulum - any substance that can be used as food
Pabulum - nourishment
Pabulums - nourishment
Pac - special interest group
Pace - steps in walking
Paced - steps in walking
Pacemaker - leader
Pacemakers - leader
Pacer - pacemaker
Pacers - pacemaker
Paces - steps in walking
Pacesetter - pacemaker
Pacesetters - pacemaker
pachyderm - any of various nonruminant hoofed mammals having very thick skin: elephant; rhinoceros; hippopotamus
Pachyderm - nonruminant hoofed mammal
Pachyderms - nonruminant hoofed mammal
Pacific - appeasing, peaceful
Pacifical - peaceable
Pacifically - without making trouble
Pacificate - make peaceful; appease
Pacificated - make peaceful; appease
Pacificates - make peaceful; appease
Pacificating - make peaceful; appease
Pacification - abstention from violence
Pacifications - abstention from violence
Pacificator - person who settles problem
Pacificators - person who settles problem
Pacificatory - friendly, serene
Pacificist - nonmilitary
Pacified - make peaceful; appease
Pacifier - mitigator
Pacifiers - mitigator
Pacifies - make peaceful; appease
Pacifism - abstention from violence
Pacifisms - abstention from violence
Pacifist - peace-lover
Pacifistic - peaceable
Pacifists - peace-lover
pacify - cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
Pacify - make peaceful; appease
Pacifying - make peaceful; appease
Pacing - walk back and forth
Pack - kit, package
Package - bundle; whole
Packaged - make ready for transport
Packages - bundle; whole
Packaging - make ready for transport
Packed - full
Packer - flood, overrun
Packet - small, often flat, bundle
Packets - small, often flat, bundle
Packing - material used to fill space
Packings - material used to fill space
Packs - kit, package
Packsaddle - seat on horse
Packsaddles - seat on horse
Pacs - special interest group
Pact - agreement
Pacts - agreement
Pactum - nonformal agreement
Pad - tablet of paper
Padded - stuffed
Padding - stuffing
Paddings - protection
Paddle - item used for propelling object
Paddled - item used for propelling object
Paddles - item used for propelling object
Paddling - propel with arms or tool
Paddlings - travel, recreation in water
Paddock - racecourse
Paddocks - racecourse
Padlock - lock
Padlocked - sealed
Padlocking - attach, tie up
Padlocks - lock
Padre - cleric
Padres - cleric
Padri - cleric
Pads - protection
Paean - hymn of praise
Paeans - hymn of praise
Pagan - irreligious
Paganism - belief that no god exists
Paganisms - belief that no god exists
Paganist - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Paganists - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Pagans - irreligious
Page - sheet of paper
Pageant - spectacle or contest
Pageantries - flashy display
Pageantry - flashy display
Pageants - spectacle or contest
Pageboy - cut, style of a head of hair
Pageboys - cut, style of a head of hair
Paged - summoned
Pager - handheld transmitter and receiver
Pagers - handheld transmitter and receiver
Pages - sheet of paper
Paginate - mark sheets of document
Paginated - mark sheets of document
Paginates - mark sheets of document
Paginating - mark sheets of document
Paging - call for over communications system
Pagoda - pavilion
Pagodas - pavilion
Paid - rewarded
Pail - bucket
Paillard - debauched person
Paillards - debauched person
Pails - bucket
Pain - physical suffering
Pained - upset
Painful - physically or mentally agonizing
Painfully - with pain
Painfulness - embarrassment
Painfulnesses - embarrassment
Paining - physical suffering
Painkiller - anesthetic
Painkillers - anesthetic
Painless - harmless
Pains - physical suffering
Painstaking - meticulous, thorough
Painstakingly - just, closely
Painstakingness - thoroughness
Painstakings - thoroughness
Paint - tinted covering
Painted - portrayed
Painter - house painter
Painters - house painter
Painting - work of art
Paintings - work of art
Paints - tinted covering
Pair - two of something
Paired - in a pair
Pairing - make, become a twosome
Pairings - couple
Pairs - two of something
Pajamas - sleeping clothes
Pal - person's friend
Palace - royal or enormous home
Palaces - royal or enormous home
Paladin - fighter for cause
Paladins - fighter for cause
Palanquin - small attachment for transporting
Palanquins - small attachment for transporting
Palatable - delicious, agreeable
Palatableness - flavor of some quality
Palatablenesses - flavor of some quality
Palate - aesthetic taste
Palates - fondness, taste
Palatial - grand, opulent
Palatine - allowed, exempt
palaver - influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering
Palaver - empty talk
Palavered - discuss
Palavering - discuss
Palavers - empty talk
Pale - light in color or effect
Paled - light in color or effect
Paleness - pallor
Palenesses - pallor
Paleobotanies - study of plants
Paleobotany - study of plants
Paleolith - organic remains of a previous time
Paleoliths - organic remains of a previous time
Paleologies - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paleology - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paleontologies - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paleontologist - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paleontologists - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paleontology - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Paler - light in color or effect
Pales - become, make lighter or weakened
Palest - light in color or effect
Paletot - sleeveless coat
Paletots - sleeveless coat
Palimpsest - book, script
Palimpsests - book, script
palindrome - a word or phrase that reads the same backward as forward
Paling - become, make lighter or weakened
Palings - post of structure
Palinode - retraction
Palinodes - retraction
Palisade - fortification
Palisades - fortification
Pall - cloud, gloom
Pallbearer - lamenter
Pallbearers - lamenter
Palled - cloud, gloom
Pallet - furniture for sleeping
Palletize - accumulate, package
Palletized - accumulate, package
Palletizes - accumulate, package
Palletizing - accumulate, package
Pallets - furniture for sleeping
Pallia - cloak
palliate - lessen or to try to lessen the seriousness or extent of
Palliate - gloss over; cover up
Palliated - gloss over; cover up
Palliates - gloss over; cover up
Palliating - gloss over; cover up
Palliation - relief
Palliations - relief
Palliative - comforting
Palliatives - reason, excuse
Pallid - pale
Pallidities - paleness
Pallidity - paleness
Pallidness - pallor
Pallidnesses - pallor
Pallier - very friendly
Palliest - very friendly
Palling - cloud, gloom
Pallium - cloak
Palliums - cloak
Pallor - paleness
Pallors - paleness
Palls - cloud, gloom
Pally - very friendly
Palm - physical award
palmary - Worthy of the palm; preeminent; superior.
Palmary - praiseworthy
Palmed - give because one does not want it
Palmier - successful, thriving
Palmiest - successful, thriving
Palming - give because one does not want it
Palmist - person, thing that predicts future
Palmistries - declaration made in advance
Palmistry - declaration made in advance
Palmists - person, thing that predicts future
Palms - physical award
Palmtop - portable computer
Palmtops - portable computer
Palmy - successful, thriving
Palooka - practice partner
Palookas - practice partner
Palp - anything that investigates by touch
Palpabilities - tangibility
Palpability - tangibility
Palpable - clear, obvious
Palpably - concerning matter
Palpate - touch
Palpated - touch
Palpates - touch
Palpating - touch
Palpation - physical contact
Palpations - physical contact
Palpi - anything that investigates by touch
Palpitant - awkward, uncomfortable
Palpitate - beat at a rapid pace, like a heart
Palpitated - beat at a rapid pace, like a heart
Palpitates - beat at a rapid pace, like a heart
Palpitating - beat at a rapid pace, like a heart
Palpitation - throbbing
Palpitations - throbbing
Palps - anything that investigates by touch
Palpus - anything that investigates by touch
Pals - person's friend
Palsied - crippled
Palsier - companionable
Palsies - brain disorder
Palsiest - companionable
Palsy - companionable
Palsying - immobilize
Palter - lie
Paltered - lie
Paltering - lie
Palters - lie
Paltrier - poor; worthless
Paltriest - poor; worthless
Paltriness - pettiness
Paltrinesses - pettiness
paltry - contemptibly small in amount
Paltry - poor; worthless
Paludal - swampy
Paludism - sickness
Paludisms - sickness
Pampa - meadow
Pampas - meadow
Pamper - serve one's every need, whim
Pampered - serve one's every need, whim
Pampering - serve one's every need, whim
Pamperings - luxury; gratification
Pampers - serve one's every need, whim
Pamphlet - booklet
Pamphlets - booklet
Pan - container for cooking food
panacea - hypothetical remedy for all ills or diseases; once sought by the alchemists
Panacea - cure-all
Panaceas - cure-all
panache - distinctive and stylish elegance
Panache - person's flamboyant spirit
Panaches - person's flamboyant spirit
Panama - covering for the head
Panamas - covering for the head
Panatela - roll of tobacco
Panatelas - roll of tobacco
Pancake - flat, round breakfast cake
Pancaked - fall
Pancakes - flat, round breakfast cake
Pancaking - fall
Pancetta - flitch
Pancettas - flitch
Pancreas - organ meat
Pancreases - organ meat
Pandect - survey
Pandects - survey
Pandemic - universal; (of a disease) prevalent over a whole country or the world.; an outbreak of a pandemic disease.
Pandemics - disease that is widespread
Pandemonium - craziness, commotion
Pandemoniums - craziness, commotion
Pander - cater to, indulge
Pandered - cater to, indulge
Panderer - procurer
Panderers - procurer
Pandering - cater to, indulge
Panders - cater to, indulge
pandiculation - yawning and stretching (as when first waking up)
Pane - coating, covering; page
panegyric - formally expressing praise
Panegyric - laudatory
Panegyrical - complimentary
Panegyrics - congratulations; adoration
Panegyrize - honor
Panegyrized - honor
Panegyrizes - honor
Panegyrizing - honor
Panel - committee
Paneled - put covering inside object
Paneling - obstruction, divider
Panelings - obstruction, divider
Panelled - put covering inside object
Panelling - put covering inside object
Panels - committee
Panes - coating, covering; page
Panettone - baked product made with flour
Panettones - baked product made with flour
Panettoni - baked product made with flour
Panfried - fry in a pan
Panfries - fry in a pan
Panfry - fry in a pan
Panfrying - fry in a pan
Pang - ache, twinge
panglossian - Naively or unreasonably optimistic.
Pangs - ache, twinge
Panhandle - beg
Panhandled - beg
Panhandler - beggar
Panhandlers - beggar
Panhandles - beg
Panhandling - beg
Panic - extreme fright
Panicked - become, make afraid or distressed
Panicking - become, make afraid or distressed
Panicky - afraid
Panics - extreme fright
panjandrum - an important or influential (and often overbearing) person
Panjandrum - person representing organization
Panjandrums - person representing organization
Panned - look, search for over a wide area
Panner - critic
Panners - critic
Pannier - ladies' garment that hangs from waist
Panniers - ladies' garment that hangs from waist
Pannikin - container for cooking food
Pannikins - container for cooking food
Panning - look, search for over a wide area
Pannings - verbal disapproval
Panoplied - protect
Panoplies - display
Panoply - display
panoptic - including everything visible in one view
Panoptic - broad in scope
Panorama - scene, horizon
Panoramas - scene, horizon
Panoramic - sweeping
Panpipe - musical instrument
Panpipes - musical instrument
Pans - container for cooking food
Pansies - coward
Pansophic - well-informed
Pansophical - all-knowing
Pansophies - insight, common sense
Pansophy - insight, common sense
Pansy - coward
Pant - gasp for air
Pantaloon - person who jokes, plays jokes
Pantaloons - person who jokes, plays jokes
Panted - gasp for air
Pantheist - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Pantheists - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Pantheon - house of worship
Pantheons - house of worship
Panther - large cat
Panthers - large cat
Panties - women's underwear
Pantile - slab
Pantiles - slab
Panting - breathing
Pantings - breathing
Pantofle - shoe
Pantofles - shoe
Pantograph - electrified line
Pantographs - electrified line
Pantomime - an imitation
Pantomimed - imitate, mock
Pantomimes - an imitation
Pantomiming - imitate, mock
Pantomimist - an imitator
Pantomimists - an imitator
Pantries - kitchen storage room
Pantry - kitchen storage room
Pants - clothing for legs, lower half of body
Pantyhose - one-piece undergarment for legs
Pantyhoses - one-piece undergarment for legs
Pantywaist - sissy
Pantywaists - sissy
Pap - food
Papa - father
Papacies - pope's jurisdiction
Papacy - pope's jurisdiction
Papal - pertaining to the pope
Paparazzi - photographers
Paparazzo - photographers
Papas - father
Papaverine - narcotic
Papaverines - narcotic
Papaya - fruit
Papayas - fruit
Paper - thin, flimsy
Paperback - fictional book
Paperbacks - fictional book
Paperclip - wire or plastic bent to hold paper
Paperclips - wire or plastic bent to hold paper
Papered - thin, flimsy
Paperhanger - forger
Paperhangers - forger
Papering - thin, flimsy
Papers - document
Paperwork - office work
Paperworks - office work
Papery - thin, flimsy
Papistic - pertaining to the pope
Papistries - religion of catholic church
Papistry - religion of catholic church
Papoose - infant
Papooses - infant
Pappier - cushioned, squishy
Pappies - father
Pappiest - cushioned, squishy
Pappy - cushioned, squishy
Paps - food
Papula - small swelling on the skin
Papulae - small swelling on the skin
Papule - small swelling on the skin
Papules - small swelling on the skin
Papyri - material upon which one writes
Papyrus - material upon which one writes
Papyruses - material upon which one writes
Par - average, equilibrium
Parable - moral story
Parables - moral story
Parabola - arched, rounded line or object
Parabolas - arched, rounded line or object
Parabolic - symbolic
Parachute - security guarantee
Parachuted - leap, spring
Parachutes - security guarantee
Parachuting - leap, spring
Paraclete - advocate
Paracletes - advocate
Parade - pageant, display
Paraded - show off; march
Parades - pageant, display
Paradigm - example
Paradigmatic - typical
Paradigms - example
Parading - show off; march
Paradisaic - heavenly
Paradisaical - heavenly
Paradisal - heavenly
Paradise - land, feeling of great pleasure; absence of evil
Paradises - land, feeling of great pleasure; absence of evil
Paradisiac - heavenly
Paradisiacal - heavenly
Paradisiacally - happily
paradox - (logic) a statement that contradicts itself
Paradox - contradiction, puzzle
Paradoxes - contradiction, puzzle
Paradoxical - sarcastic
Paraesthesia - tingling sensation
Paraesthesias - tingling sensation
paragon - an ideal instance; a perfect embodiment of a concept
Paragon - outstanding example
Paragoned - be alike
Paragoning - be alike
Paragons - outstanding example
Paragraph - part, article
Paragraphed - depressed
Paragraphs - part, article
paralipsis - suggesting by deliberately concise treatment that much of significance is omitted
Parallel - aligned, side-by-side
Paralleled - be alike
Paralleling - be alike
Parallelings - imitation
parallelism - similarity by virtue of corresponding
Parallelism - likeness
Parallelisms - likeness
Parallelize - be alike
Parallelized - be alike
Parallelizes - be alike
Parallelizing - be alike
Parallelled - aligned, side-by-side
Parallelling - aligned, side-by-side
Parallelogram - four-sided figure
Parallelograms - four-sided figure
Parallels - complement, correlation
Paralogies - deception
Paralogism - deception
Paralogisms - deception
Paralogize - disagree over minor issues
Paralogized - disagree over minor issues
Paralogizes - disagree over minor issues
Paralogizing - disagree over minor issues
Paralogy - deception
Paralyses - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Paralysis - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Paralytic - impaired in movement
Paralyze - immobilize
Paralyzed - insensible
Paralyzes - immobilize
Paralyzing - immobilize
Paramecia - minute organism
Paramecium - minute organism
Paramedic - emergency medical technician
Paramedics - emergency medical technician
Parameter - limit
Parameters - limit
Paramnesia - memory that may be false
Paramnesias - memory that may be false
paramount - having superior power and influence
Paramount - principal, superior
Paramountcies - dominance
Paramountcy - dominance
Paramour - lover
Paramours - lover
Paranoia - emotional disorder
Paranoias - emotional disorder
Paranoid - affected by paranoia
Paranoids - person who is crazy, mad
Paranormal - supernatural
Paranymph - bridegroom's attendant
Paranymphs - bridegroom's attendant
Parapet - bulwark
Parapets - bulwark
Paraphernalia - equipment, belongings
Paraphrase - translation, interpretation
Paraphrased - translation, interpretation
Paraphraser - translator
Paraphrasers - translator
Paraphrases - translation, interpretation
Paraphrasing - interpret, translate
Paraplegic - impaired in movement
Parapsychology - ability to know another's thoughts
Paraquat - poison
Paraquats - poison
Parasite - something that exists by taking from or depending on another
Parasites - something that exists by taking from or depending on another
Parasitic - like a parasite
Parasitical - groveling, submissive
Parasol - umbrella
Parasols - umbrella
Paratrooper - person serving in military
Paratroopers - person serving in military
Paratroops - specially trained military troops
Parboil - boil
Parboiled - boil
Parboiling - boil
Parboils - boil
Parcel - container prepared to be sent
Parceled - partial
Parceling - division
Parcelled - divide into shares
Parcelling - divide into shares
Parcels - container prepared to be sent
Parch - dry, burn
Parched - dry
Parchedness - aridity
Parchednesses - aridity
Parches - dry, burn
Parching - dry, burn
Parchment - vellum
Parchments - vellum
Pard - colleague
Pardon - forgiveness
Pardonable - forgivable
Pardoned - forgiven
Pardoning - forgiveness
Pardonings - emancipation
Pardons - forgiveness
Pards - colleague
Pare - peel, trim
Pared - peel, trim
Parent - person, source of product
Parentage - ancestry
Parentages - ancestry
Parental - having the quality or nature of a parent
Parented - create, build
Parentheses - digression
Parenthesis - digression
Parenthesize - throw in; interrupt
Parenthesized - throw in; interrupt
Parenthesizes - throw in; interrupt
Parenthesizing - throw in; interrupt
Parenthetic - digressive
Parenthetical - incidental
Parenthetically - by chance
Parenthood - period of being pregnant with child
Parenthoods - period of being pregnant with child
Parenting - create, build
Parents - person, source of product
Pares - peel, trim
Paresthesia - tingling sensation
Paresthesias - tingling sensation
Pareu - covering cloth
Pareus - covering cloth
pari passu - used in legal language
pariah - a person who is rejected (from society or home)
Pariah - social outcast
Pariahs - social outcast
Paring - peel, trim
Parings - leftover part
Parish - congregation of a church
Parishes - congregation of a church
Parishioner - amateur person, not trained in religious or other profession
Parishioners - amateur person, not trained in religious or other profession
Parities - equality, balance
Parity - equality, balance
Park - land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation
Parka - covering
Parkas - covering
Parked - stationed
Parking - land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation
Parkings - kissing
Parkinsonism - nervous system disorder
Parkinsonisms - nervous system disorder
Parkland - land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation
Parklands - land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation
Parks - land that is reserved for pleasure, recreation
Parkway - road
Parkways - road
Parlance - idiom
Parlances - idiom
Parlay - bet; maneuver
Parlayed - bet; maneuver
Parlaying - bet; maneuver
Parlays - bet; maneuver
Parley - negotiation
Parleyed - achieve settlement
Parleying - achieve settlement
Parleys - negotiation
Parliament - legislature
Parliamentarian - lawmaking
Parliamentary - lawmaking
Parliaments - legislature
Parlor - sitting room
Parlors - sitting room
Parlour - room in house for relaxing
Parlours - room in house for relaxing
parlous - fraught with danger
Parlous - dangerous
Parochial - narrow-minded, restricted
Parodic - farcical
Parodied - imitate, spoof
Parodies - imitation, spoof
Parodist - person who imitates
Parodists - person who imitates
Parody - imitation, spoof
Parodying - imitation, spoof
Parol - oral communication
Parole - discharge
Paroled - discharge
Paroles - discharge
Paroling - discharge
Parols - oral communication
Paronomasia - play on words
Paronomasias - play on words
Paronym - word borrowed from another language
Paronyms - word borrowed from another language
Parous - carrying developing offspring within the body
paroxysm - a sudden uncontrollable attack
Paroxysm - seizure, spasm
Paroxysmal - uncontrolled
Paroxysms - seizure, spasm
Parquet - floor covering
Parquetries - particular type of embellishment
Parquetry - particular type of embellishment
Parquets - floor covering
Parried - ward off, circumvent
Parries - ward off, circumvent
Parrot - repeat
Parroted - repeat
Parroting - repeat
Parrots - repeat
Parry - ward off, circumvent
Parrying - ward off, circumvent
Pars - average, equilibrium
Parse - deduce; explain
Parsed - deduce; explain
Parses - deduce; explain
Parsimonies - stinginess
parsimonious - excessively unwilling to spend
Parsimonious - penny-pinching
Parsimoniously - egotistically
parsimony - extreme stinginess
Parsimony - stinginess
Parsing - deduce; explain
Parson - cleric
Parsonage - church part
Parsonages - church part
Parsonical - concerning clergy
Parsonish - concerning clergy
Parsons - cleric
Part - piece, portion of something
Partake - eat, share
Partaken - eat, share
Partaker - person who takes part in activity
Partakers - person who takes part in activity
Partakes - eat, share
Partaking - eat, share
Partakings - giving
Parted - break, disconnect
Parter - unfinished, wanting
Parthenogenetic - non-sexual
Partial - incomplete
Partialities - favoritism, fondness
Partiality - favoritism, fondness
Partially - incompletely
Partialness - favor
Partialnesses - favor
Partials - false teeth
Partible - separable
Participant - person who takes part in activity
Participants - person who takes part in activity
Participate - take part in activity
Participated - take part in activity
Participates - take part in activity
Participating - take part in activity
Participation - partnership
Participations - partnership
Participator - person who takes part in activity
Participators - person who takes part in activity
Participle - action word
Participles - action word
Particle - atom, piece
Particles - atom, piece
Particolored - multicolored
Particular - exact, specific
Particularities - individuality
Particularity - individuality
Particularize - stipulate
Particularized - stipulate
Particularizes - stipulate
Particularizing - stipulate
Particularly - specifically
Particulars - detail
Particulate - coarse
Partied - throw a party; have fun
Parties - social gathering
Parting - farewell
Partings - farewell
Partisan - interested, factional
Partisans - interested, factional
Partisanship - bias
Partisanships - bias
Partite - detached
Partition - divider, division
Partitioned - divider, division
Partitioning - divider, division
Partitions - divider, division
Partizan - lance
Partizans - lance
Partly - not completely
Partner - person who takes part with another
Partnered - aid, assist
Partnering - aid, assist
Partners - person who takes part with another
Partnership - alliance; participation
Partnerships - alliance; participation
Partook - eat, share
Partridge - hunted bird
Partridges - hunted bird
Parts - piece, portion of something
Parturiencies - pregnancy
Parturiency - pregnancy
Parturient - pregnant
Parturition - childbirth
Parturitions - childbirth
Party - social gathering
Partying - throw a party; have fun
Parvenu - newly rich
parvenue - characteristic of someone who has risen economically or socially but lacks the social skills appropriate for this new position
Parvenue - newly rich
Parvenues - newly rich
Parvenus - newly rich
Pas - publicity person
paschal - of or relating to Passover or Easter
Pash - adoration
Pasha - historically, person who ruled an area
Pashas - historically, person who ruled an area
Pashed - shatter; break into small pieces
Pashes - adoration
Pashing - shatter; break into small pieces
Pasquil - parody, satire
Pasquils - parody, satire
Pasquinade - imitative composition
Pasquinaded - ridicule, make fun of
Pasquinades - imitative composition
Pasquinading - ridicule, make fun of
Pass - opening through solid
Passable - acceptable, admissible
Passably - to a degree, to some extent
Passage - excerpt from document
Passages - path for travel
Passageway - corridor
Passageways - path for travel
Passe - old-fashioned
Passed - go by, elapse; move onward
passel - (often followed by `of') a large number or amount or extent
Passel - heap
Passels - heap
Passenger - person who rides in vehicle conducted by another
Passengers - person who rides in vehicle conducted by another
Passer - old-fashioned
Passerby - person traveling on foot
Passersby - person traveling on foot
Passes - opening through solid
Passing - brief, casual
Passings - brief, casual
Passion - strong emotion
Passionate - sensual, desirous
Passionately - deeply
Passionless - frigid
Passions - strong emotion
Passive - lifeless, inactive
Passively - indifferently
Passiveness - apathy
Passivenesses - apathy
Passivism - compliance
Passivisms - compliance
Passivities - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Passivity - disinclination to move; lifelessness
Passkey - item that unlocks
Passkeys - item that unlocks
Passport - identification of origin, country
Passports - identification of origin, country
Password - secret word given for entry
Passwords - secret word given for entry
Past - preceding, done
Pasta - noodles
Pastas - noodles
Paste - glue, adhesive
Pasted - glue, adhesive
Pastel - muted in color
Pastelike - doughy, soft
Pastels - chalk
Paster - preceding, done
Pastes - glue, adhesive
Pasteup - imitation, replica
Pasteups - imitation, replica
Pasteurize - make clean or unproductive
Pasteurized - clean, uncontaminated
Pasteurizes - make clean or unproductive
Pasteurizing - make clean or unproductive
Pasticci - miscellany
Pasticcio - miscellany
pastiche - a musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources
Pastiche - work of art formed from disparate sources
Pastiches - work of art formed from disparate sources
Pastier - sticky
Pastiest - sticky
Pastil - medicated lozenge
Pastille - medicated lozenge
Pastilles - medicated lozenge
Pastils - medicated lozenge
Pastime - leisure activity
Pastimes - leisure activity
Pastiness - paleness
Pastinesses - paleness
Pasting - glue, adhesive
Pastings - beating
Pastor - person who conducts church services
Pastoral - peaceful, especially referring to the countryside
Pastoralist - keeper
Pastoralists - keeper
Pastorals - instructive speech with a moral
Pastorate - clergy
Pastorates - clergy
Pastors - person who conducts church services
Pastries - baked product made with flour
Pastry - baked product made with flour
Pasts - preceding, done
Pasturage - grassy field
Pasturages - grassy field
Pasture - field for animals
Pastured - produce crops, raise animals
Pastures - field for animals
Pasturing - browsing
Pasty - sticky
Pat - relevant, suitable
Patch - piece, spot, area
Patched - piece, spot, area
Patches - piece, spot, area
Patchier - spotty, not consistent
Patchiest - spotty, not consistent
Patchily - irregularly
Patching - piece, spot, area
Patchings - stitching
Patchwork - mixture, hodgepodge
Patchworks - mixture, hodgepodge
Patchy - spotty, not consistent
Pate - head
Patella - body part
Patellae - body part
Patellas - body part
Patent - unconcealed, conspicuous
Patented - dominate, control
Patenting - dominate, control
Patently - distinctly
Patents - unconcealed, conspicuous
Pater - relevant, suitable
Paterfamilias - householder
Paterfamiliases - householder
Paternal - fatherly
Paternalism - condescension
Paternalisms - condescension
Paternalistic - in the manner of an overbearing father
Paternities - family, heritage
Paternity - family, heritage
Paternoster - magic words for entry
Paternosters - magic words for entry
Paters - father
Pates - head
Path - course, way
Pathetic - sad, affecting
Pathfinder - person who makes things happen
Pathfinders - person who makes things happen
Pathless - closed
Pathogen - bacteria
Pathogens - bacteria
Pathological - healing
Pathologies - study of plants
Pathology - study of plants
Pathos - deep sadness
Pathoses - deep sadness
Paths - course, way
Pathway - road
Pathways - road
Patience - capacity, willingness to endure
Patiences - capacity, willingness to endure
Patient - capable, willing to endure
Patiently - suffering without complaint
Patients - person being treated for medical problem
Patina - brightness, shine
Patinaed - polish, brighten
Patinas - brightness, shine
Patio - porch
Patios - porch
Patisserie - baked product made with flour
Patisseries - baked product made with flour
Patness - appropriateness
Patnesses - appropriateness
Patois - jargon
Patresfamilias - householder
Patriarch - male head
Patriarchal - having the quality or nature of a parent
Patriarchies - society led by men
Patriarchs - male head
Patriarchy - society led by men
Patrician - upper-class
Patricians - upper-class
Patriciate - society
Patriciates - society
Patrilineal - fatherly
Patrimonial - ancestral
Patrimonies - inheritance
Patrimony - inheritance
Patriot - person who loves his or her country
Patriotic - devoted
Patriotism - love of one's country
Patriotisms - love of one's country
Patriots - person who loves his or her country
Patrol - guarding; guard
Patrolled - guarding; guard
Patrolling - guard, protect
Patrolman - policeman
Patrolmen - policeman
Patrols - guarding; guard
Patrolwoman - policeman
Patrolwomen - policeman
Patron - person who supports a cause
Patronage - support of a cause
Patronages - support of a cause
Patroness - female sponsor
Patronesses - female sponsor
Patronization - condescension
Patronizations - condescension
Patronize - condescend
Patronized - condescend
Patronizes - condescend
Patronizing - condescending
Patrons - person who supports a cause
Patronymic - title given to something, someone
Patronymics - title given to something, someone
Pats - relevant, suitable
Patsies - fall guy
Patsy - fall guy
Patted - hard hit, often with hand
Patter - light walk; soft beat
Pattered - light walk; soft beat
Pattering - light walk; soft beat
Pattern - design, motif
Patterned - copy, imitate; decorate
Patterning - design, motif
Patternings - design, motif
Patterns - design, motif
Patters - light walk; soft beat
Patting - hard hit, often with hand
Patulous - unfastened, unclosed
Paucities - lack, scarcity
Paucity - lack, scarcity
Paunch - large stomach
Paunches - large stomach
Paunchier - very overweight
Paunchiest - very overweight
Paunchiness - corpulence
Paunchinesses - corpulence
Paunchy - very overweight
Pauper - person who is poor
Paupered - fail, close
Paupering - fail, close
Pauperism - want; extreme need, often financial
Pauperisms - want; extreme need, often financial
Pauperize - ruin
Pauperized - ruin
Pauperizes - ruin
Pauperizing - ruin
Paupers - person who is poor
Pause - wait, delay
Paused - wait, delay
Pauses - wait, delay
Pausing - wait, delay
Pave - cover with asphalt, concrete
Paved - cover with asphalt, concrete
Pavement - blacktop
Pavements - blacktop
Paves - cover with asphalt, concrete
Pavilion - domed building or tent
Pavilions - domed building or tent
Paving - cover with asphalt, concrete
Paw - touch roughly
Pawed - touch roughly
Pawing - touch roughly
Pawn - security for a loan
Pawnbroker - moneylender
Pawnbrokers - moneylender
Pawned - deposited
Pawning - security for a loan
Pawns - security for a loan
Pawnshop - bestower
Pawnshops - bestower
Paws - touch roughly
Pay - earnings from employment
Payable - to be paid
Payback - return
Paybacks - return
Payed - earnings from employment
Payee - person who requests payment of bill
Payees - person who requests payment of bill
Paying - give money for goods, services
Payings - fee; installment of fee
Payload - cargo
Payloads - cargo
Paymaster - treasurer
Paymasters - treasurer
Payment - fee; installment of fee
Payments - fee; installment of fee
Payoff - conclusion, climax
Payoffs - conclusion, climax
Payola - bribe
Payolas - bribe
Payroll - money paid for work done
Payrolls - money paid for work done
Pays - earnings from employment
Pe - fitness education
Pea - emerald in color
Peace - harmony, agreement
Peaceable - friendly, serene
Peaceableness - pacifism
Peaceablenesses - pacifism
Peaceably - indifferently
Peaceful - friendly, serene
Peacefully - calmly
Peacefulness - calm
Peacefulnesses - calm
Peacekeeper - person who settles problem
Peacekeepers - person who settles problem
Peacemaker - person who settles problem
Peacemakers - person who settles problem
Peacemaking - appeasing, peaceful
Peacemakings - discussion about peace
Peacenik - peace-lover
Peaceniks - peace-lover
Peaces - harmony, agreement
Peach - pink, reddish in color
Peached - tattle on someone
Peacher - pink, reddish in color
Peachers - gossip
Peaches - combination of red and yellow
Peachier - wonderful
Peachiest - wonderful
Peaching - tattle on someone
Peachy - wonderful
Peacock - emerald in color
Peacocked - sit, stand in place
Peacocking - sit, stand in place
Peacockish - extravagant, theatrical
Peacocks - person who talks boastingly
Peacocky - flashy, showy
Peak - top of something; Being at the height of popularity or attention.
Peaked - pale, sick
Peakier - pale, sick
Peakiest - pale, sick
Peaking - reach highest point
Peaks - top of something
Peaky - pale, sick
Peal - chime, clang
Pealed - chime, clang
Pealing - chime, clang
Peals - chime, clang
Pean - hymn of praise
Peans - hymn of praise
Peanut - nut
Peanuts - nut
Pearl - gem
Pearler - opalescent
Pearlier - opalescent
Pearliest - opalescent
Pearls - gem
Pearly - opalescent
Peas - droplet, blob
Peasant - farmer
Peasants - farmer
Pease - droplet, blob
Peasen - droplet, blob
Peashooter - weapon that shoots
Peashooters - weapon that shoots
Peat - swamp
Peats - swamp
Peavey - machine
Peaveys - machine
Peavies - machine
Peavy - machine
Pebble - stone
Pebbles - stone
Pebblier - rugged, stony
Pebbliest - rugged, stony
Pebbly - rugged, stony
Peccabilities - illegal or immoral action
Peccability - illegal or immoral action
peccadillo - a petty misdeed
Peccadillo - small fault
Peccadilloes - small fault
Peccadillos - small fault
Peccancies - crime
Peccancy - crime
Peccant - liable to sin
Peccaries - pig
Peccary - pig
Peck - bite
Pecked - bite
Pecker - innumerable
Peckers - nose of animal
Pecking - bite
peckish - easily irritated or annoyed
Peckish - deprived of food
Pecks - bite
Pectin - thickened fruit prepared for
Pectins - thickened fruit prepared for
Peculate - appropriate
Peculated - appropriate
Peculates - appropriate
Peculating - appropriate
Peculation - stealing
Peculations - stealing
Peculiar - characteristic, distinguishing
Peculiarities - characteristic; oddity
Peculiarity - characteristic; oddity
Peculiarize - typify, distinguish
Peculiarized - typify, distinguish
Peculiarizes - typify, distinguish
Peculiarizing - typify, distinguish
Peculiarly - oddly
Pecuniary - financial
Pecunious - rich; having a lot of money
Pedagogic - educational
Pedagogical - teaching
Pedagogics - education
Pedagogies - education
Pedagogue - instructor
Pedagogues - instructor
Pedagogy - education
Pedal - machine
Pedaled - produce music
Pedaling - produce music
Pedalled - produce music
Pedalling - produce music
Pedals - machine
pedant - a person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit
Pedant - formalist; a person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit
Pedantic - bookish, precise
Pedantical - pedantic
Pedantries - sophistry
Pedantry - sophistry
Pedants - formalist
Peddle - sell door to door
Peddled - sell door to door
Peddler - hawker
Peddlers - hawker
Peddles - sell door to door
Peddling - sell door to door
Peddlings - buying and selling
Pederasties - indecency
Pederasty - indecency
Pedestal - support for something
Pedestals - support for something
Pedestrian - everyday, dull
Pedestrians - person traveling on foot
Pedicel - stem of plant
Pedicels - stem of plant
Pedicle - stem of plant
Pedicles - stem of plant
Pedigree - purebred
Pedigreed - purebred
Pedigrees - purebred
Pediment - base, foundation
Pediments - base, foundation
Peduncle - stalk of plant
Peduncles - stalk of plant
Pee - go to the bathroom
Peed - angry
Peeing - go to the bathroom
Peek - glimpse
Peeked - sneak a look
Peeking - sneak a look
Peeks - sneaked look
Peel - skin, covering
Peeled - skin, covering
Peeler - dancer who provides erotic entertainment
Peelers - dancer who provides erotic entertainment
Peeling - take off outer covering
Peelings - skin, covering
Peels - skin, covering
Peep - chirp
Peeped - sneak a look
Peeper - private detective
Peepers - private detective
Peephole - hole to look through
Peepholes - hole to look through
Peeping - sneak a look
Peeps - sneaked look
Peepshow - erotic show
Peepshows - erotic show
Peer - person who is another's equal
Peerage - privileged class, government
Peerages - privileged class, government
Peered - appear briefly
Peeress - noblewoman
Peeresses - noblewoman
Peering - appear briefly
Peerless - having no equal; superior
Peers - person who is another's equal
Pees - go to the bathroom
Peeve - something strongly disliked
Peeved - irritated
Peeves - something strongly disliked
Peeving - something strongly disliked
peevish - easily irritated or annoyed
Peevish - irritable, testy
Peevishness - uncontrolled anger
Peevishnesses - uncontrolled anger
Peewee - very small
Peewees - very small person
Peg - attach
Pegged - attach
Pegging - attach
Pegs - attach
Peignoir - nightgown
Peignoirs - nightgown
Pejorate - deteriorate, crumble
Pejorated - deteriorate, crumble
Pejorates - deteriorate, crumble
Pejorating - deteriorate, crumble
Pejorative - negative, belittling
Pejoratives - misrepresentation; slander
Pekoe - beverage
Pekoes - beverage
Pelage - animal hair
Pelages - animal hair
Pelagic - oceanic
Pelerine - sleeveless coat
Pelerines - sleeveless coat
Pelf - money
Pelfs - money
Pelisse - sleeveless coat
Pelisses - sleeveless coat
Pell - material for writing
Pellet - small sphere
Pelleted - propel something through the air
Pelleting - propel something through the air
Pellets - small sphere
Pellicle - skin, covering
Pellicles - skin, covering
Pellmell - disordered
Pellmells - disordered
Pells - material for writing
pellucid - (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
Pellucid - clear
Pellucidities - clarity
Pellucidity - clarity
Pellucidness - clarity
Pellucidnesses - clarity
Pelt - animal fur
Pelted - beat; throw hard
Pelting - beat; throw hard
Peltings - torrent
Peltries - animal hair
Peltry - animal hair
Pelts - animal fur
Pelves - stomach
Pelvis - stomach
Pelvises - stomach
Pen - enclosure
Penal - disciplinary
Penalize - punish
Penalized - punish
Penalizes - punish
Penalizing - punish
Penalties - punishment
Penalty - punishment
Penance - reparation for wrong
Penanced - guilt acknowledgment
Penances - reparation for wrong
Penancing - guilt acknowledgment
Pence - insignificant value
Penchant - fondness, inclination
Penchants - fondness, inclination
Pencil - beam; indication
Penciled - put language down on paper
Penciling - put language down on paper
Pencilled - put language down on paper
Pencilling - put language down on paper
Pencils - beam; indication
Pencraft - handwriting
Pencrafts - handwriting
Pend - depend
Pendant - hanging
Pendants - precious stones, metals worn as decoration
Pended - depend
Pendent - hanging
Pending - about to happen
Pends - depend
Pendulate - change back and forth
Pendulated - change back and forth
Pendulates - change back and forth
Pendulating - change back and forth
Pendulosities - winged or extended part of an object
Pendulosity - winged or extended part of an object
Pendulous - hanging
Pendulum - something used to measure heaviness
Pendulums - something used to measure heaviness
Penes - male sexual organ
Penetrabilities - clarity
Penetrability - clarity
Penetrable - permeable
Penetralia - solitude, secrecy
Penetrant - stinging, harsh
Penetrate - pierce; get through physically
Penetrated - pierce; get through physically
Penetrates - pierce; get through physically
Penetrating - stinging, harsh
Penetratingly - without any doubt
Penetration - act of entering
Penetrations - act of entering
Penetrative - perceptive
Penfriend - friend made through letterwriting
Penfriends - friend made through letterwriting
Penicillin - medicine
Penicillins - medicine
Peninsula - projecting mass of land
Peninsulas - projecting mass of land
Penis - male sexual organ
Penises - male sexual organ
Penitence - shame, sorrow
Penitences - shame, sorrow
Penitencies - penitence
Penitency - penitence
penitent - feeling or expressing remorse for misdeeds
Penitent - shamed, sorrowful
Penitential - remorseful
Penitentiaries - jail
Penitentiary - jail
Penitents - forgiven child
Penknife - knife with folding blade
Penknives - knife with folding blade
Penmanship - handwriting
Penmanships - handwriting
Penna - medium external feather
Pennae - medium external feather
Pennant - flag, banner
Pennants - flag, banner
Pennate - with wings
Penne - pasta
Penned - enclose
Pennies - insignificant value
Penniless - without any money
Pennilessness - poverty
Pennilessnesses - poverty
Penning - enclose
Pennon - flag
Pennons - flag
Penny - insignificant value
Pennywise - stingy
Pens - enclosure
Pensile - hanging
Pension - benefits paid after retirement
Pensioned - dismiss
Pensioner - retired person
Pensioners - retired person
Pensioning - dismiss
Pensions - benefits paid after retirement
Pensive - meditative, solemn
Pensively - rationally
Pensiveness - depression, sadness
Pensivenesses - depression, sadness
Pent - enclose
Pentacle - five of something
Pentacles - five of something
Pentad - five of something
Pentads - five of something
Pentagon - five of something
Pentagonal - having five of something
Pentagons - five of something
Pentagram - five of something
Pentagrams - five of something
Pentamerous - having five of something
Pentangle - five of something
Pentangles - five of something
Penthouse - nest
Penthouses - nest
penumbra - a fringe region of partial shadow around an umbra
Penumbra - dimness
Penumbrae - dimness
Penumbras - dimness
Penuries - poverty
penurious - not having enough money to pay for necessities
Penurious - stingy
Penuriousness - poverty
Penuriousnesses - poverty
penury - a state of extreme poverty or destitution
Penury - poverty
Peon - menial worker
Peonage - slavery
Peonages - slavery
Peons - menial worker
People - human beings
Peopled - inhabited; in use
peoplekind - A gender-neutral alternative to ‘mankind’.
Peoples - human beings
Peopling - settlement of area
Pep - vim, vigor
Pepo - fruit
Pepos - fruit
Pepped - flavor food
Pepper - flavoring for food
Peppered - dotted
Peppering - scatter
Pepperoni - encased minced meat
Pepperonis - encased minced meat
Peppers - flavoring for food
Peppery - highly seasoned
Peppier - lively, vigorous
Peppiest - lively, vigorous
Peppiness - spirit
Peppinesses - spirit
Pepping - flavor food
Peppy - lively, vigorous
Peps - vim, vigor
Pepsinate - ferment
Pepsinated - ferment
Pepsinates - ferment
Pepsinating - ferment
Peptic - healing
Per - for each
Peradventure - by chance; in some way
Peradventures - fate, luck
perambulate - walk with no particular goal
Perambulate - walk about
Perambulated - walk about
Perambulates - walk about
Perambulating - walk about
Perambulation - walk
Perambulations - walk
Perambulator - small wheeled carriage
Perambulators - small wheeled carriage
Perambulatory - itinerant
Perceivable - open
Perceive - notice, see
Perceived - seen
Perceiver - person who watches event
Perceivers - person who watches event
Perceives - notice, see
Perceiving - alert
Perceivings - identification, acknowledgment
Percent - portion, allotment
Percentage - portion, allotment
Percentages - portion, allotment
Percents - portion, allotment
Percept - practice, tradition
Perceptibility - visibility
Perceptible - noticeable, obvious
Perceptibly - clearly
Perception - understanding, idea
Perceptions - understanding, idea
Perceptive - alert, sensitive
Perceptively - sensitively
Perceptiveness - discernment
Perceptivities - intuitiveness, awareness
Perceptivity - intuitiveness, awareness
Percepts - practice, tradition
Perceptual - concerning feelings and intuition
Perch - object placed high for sitting on
Perchance - maybe
Perched - sit atop of
Perches - object placed high for sitting on
Perching - object placed high for sitting on
Percipience - discernment
Percipiences - discernment
Percipiencies - discernment
Percipiency - discernment
Percipient - experienced, aware
Percolate - seep, drip (liquid)
Percolated - seep, drip (liquid)
Percolates - seep, drip (liquid)
Percolating - seep, drip (liquid)
Percolation - opening; seepage through opening
Percolations - opening; seepage through opening
Percuss - hard hit, often with hand
Percussed - hard hit, often with hand
Percusses - hard hit, often with hand
Percussing - hard hit, often with hand
Percussion - drumming
Percussions - drumming
Percussive - amazed
Perdition - hell
Perditions - hell
Perdu - unable to be seen; hidden
Perdurable - continuing
Perdure - carry on, carry through
Perdured - carry on, carry through
Perdures - carry on, carry through
Perduring - constant, lasting
peregrinate - travel around, through, or over, especially on foot
Peregrinate - journey
Peregrinated - journey
Peregrinates - journey
Peregrinating - journey
peregrination - traveling or wandering around
Peregrination - traversing
Peregrinations - traversing
Peregrine - moving around
Peremptorily - without delay
Peremptoriness - dictatorship
peremptory - offensively self-assured or given to exercising usually unwarranted power
Peremptory - overbearing, authoritative
Perennial - enduring, perpetual
Perennials - organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom
Perfect - flawless, superlative
Perfected - completed
Perfecting - polish; achieve
Perfection - achievement, completeness
Perfectionism - nitpicking
Perfectionisms - nitpicking
Perfectionist - stickler
Perfectionists - stickler
Perfections - achievement, completeness
Perfectly - absolutely
Perfectness - achievement, completeness
Perfectnesses - achievement, completeness
Perfecto - roll of tobacco
Perfectos - roll of tobacco
Perfects - flawless, superlative
perfervid - characterized by intense emotion
Perfervid - passionate
Perfidies - treachery
Perfidious - treacherous
Perfidiously - faithlessly
Perfidiousness - faithlessness
perfidy - an act of deliberate betrayal
Perfidy - treachery
Perforate - make a hole in
Perforated - make a hole in
Perforates - make a hole in
Perforating - make a hole in
Perforation - breach
Perforations - breach
perforce - By necessity; by force of circumstance.
Perforce - helplessly
Perform - carry out, accomplish
Performable - within the realm of possibility
Performance - accomplishment
Performances - accomplishment
Performed - carry out, accomplish
Performer - entertainer
Performers - entertainer
Performing - fulfilling a function
Performings - imagination
Performs - carry out, accomplish
Perfume - scent, often manufactured and packaged for personal use
Perfumed - aromatic
Perfumes - scent, often manufactured and packaged for personal use
Perfuming - give aroma
Perfumy - having fragrance
Perfunctorily - insufficiently
perfunctory - hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough
Perfunctory - automatic, unthinking
Perhaps - possibly
Peri - fairy
Periapt - charm
Periapts - charm
Pericarp - structure; covering
Pericarps - structure; covering
Pericopae - citation; something taken from a whole
Pericope - citation; something taken from a whole
Pericopes - citation; something taken from a whole
Peridium - protective layer
Perigee - circuit, revolution
Perigees - circuit, revolution
Peril - danger, risk
Periled - endanger
Periling - endanger
Perilled - endanger
Perilling - endanger
Perilous - dangerous
Perilously - dangerously, critically
Perilousness - difficulty
Perilousnesses - difficulty
Perils - danger, risk
Perimeter - circumference, border
Perimeters - circumference, border
Perimetric - minor, outside
Period - extent of time
Periodic - at fixed intervals
Periodical - regular publication
Periodically - rhythmically
Periodicals - regular publication
Periodicities - duplication; doing again
Periodicity - duplication; doing again
Periods - extent of time
peripatetic - a follower of Aristotle or an adherent of Aristotelianism
Peripatetic - constantly traveling
peripeteia - a sudden and unexpected change of fortune or reverse of circumstances (especially in a literary work)
Peripeteia - critical juncture
Peripeteias - critical juncture
Peripheral - minor, outside
Peripherals - part, element
Peripheries - outskirts, outer edge
Periphery - outskirts, outer edge
Periphrase - repetition, wordiness
Periphrases - repetition, wordiness
periphrasis - a style that involves indirect ways of expressing things
Periphrasis - repetition, wordiness
Periphrastic - wordy
Peris - fairy
Periscope - a locating device
Periscopes - a locating device
Perish - die, decline, decay
Perishable - liable to spoil, rot
Perishables - food
Perished - die, decline, decay
Perishes - die, decline, decay
Perishing - die, decline, decay
Peristyle - columns
Peristyles - columns
Peritonea - intestinal muscle
Peritoneum - intestinal muscle
Peritoneums - intestinal muscle
Periwig - wig
Periwigs - wig
Periwinkle - blue and red colors mixed together
Periwinkles - blue and red colors mixed together
Perjure - give false testimony
Perjured - perjurious
Perjurer - liar
Perjurers - liar
Perjures - give false testimony
Perjuries - lying while under oath
Perjuring - give false testimony
Perjurious - lying under oath
Perjury - lying while under oath
Perk - benefit
Perked - seep, drip (liquid)
Perkier - animated, happy
Perkiest - animated, happy
Perking - seep, drip (liquid)
Perks - benefit
Perky - animated, happy
Perlustrate - examine closely
Perlustrated - examine closely
Perlustrates - examine closely
Perlustrating - examine closely
Perlustration - examination, check
Perlustrations - examination, check
Perm - hair curling treatment
Permafrost - frozen water
Permafrosts - frozen water
Permanence - continuity
Permanences - continuity
Permanencies - continuity
Permanency - continuity
Permanent - constant, lasting
Permanently - for all time
Permanents - hair curling treatment
Permeable - absorbent, penetrable
Permeate - filter, spread throughout
Permeated - filter, spread throughout
Permeates - filter, spread throughout
Permeating - filter, spread throughout
Permeation - transportation
Permeations - transportation
Permed - looping, forming ringlets
Permissibility - legitimacy
Permissible - allowable, legal
Permissibly - in accordance with the law
Permission - authorization, consent
Permissions - authorization, consent
Permissive - lenient
Permissiveness - luxury; gratification
Permit - authorization
Permits - authorization
Permitted - granted
Permitting - consenting
Perms - hair curling treatment
Permutable - erratic
Permutate - change
Permutated - change
Permutates - change
Permutating - change
Permutation - change
Permutations - change
Pernicious - bad, hurtful
Perniciousness - injury, evil
perorate - conclude a speech with a formal recapitulation
Perorate - harangue
Perorated - harangue
Perorates - harangue
Perorating - harangue
Peroration - final performance
Perorations - final performance
Peroxide - whiten
Peroxided - whiten
Peroxides - whiten
Peroxiding - whiten
Perpend - think about seriously
Perpended - think about seriously
Perpendicular - at right angles to
Perpending - think about seriously
Perpends - think about seriously
Perpetrate - be responsible for
Perpetrated - be responsible for
Perpetrates - be responsible for
Perpetrating - be responsible for
Perpetrator - person who kills
Perpetrators - person who kills
Perpetual - continual, lasting
Perpetually - enduringly
Perpetuals - continuous, whole
Perpetuate - keep going
Perpetuated - keep going
Perpetuates - keep going
Perpetuating - keep going
Perpetuation - maintenance, protection
Perpetuations - maintenance, protection
Perpetuities - state of being perpetual
Perpetuity - state of being perpetual
Perplex - confuse, mix up
Perplexed - confused
Perplexes - confuse, mix up
Perplexing - difficult to understand
Perplexities - mystery
Perplexity - mystery
Perquisite - fringe benefit
Perquisites - fringe benefit
Perquisition - seeking to find something
Perquisitions - seeking to find something
Perquisitor - special case; irregularity
Perquisitors - special case; irregularity
Perse - blue and red colors mixed together
Persecute - wrong, torment
Persecuted - wrong, torment
Persecutes - wrong, torment
Persecuting - wrong, torment
Persecution - affliction
Persecutions - affliction
Persecutor - tyrant
Persecutors - tyrant
Perses - blue and red colors mixed together
Perseverance - diligence, hard work
Perseverances - diligence, hard work
Perseverant - demanding
Perseverate - carry on, carry through
Perseverated - carry on, carry through
Perseverates - carry on, carry through
Perseverating - carry on, carry through
Perseveration - duplication; doing again
Perseverations - duplication; doing again
Perseverative - determined, persistent
Persevere - to continue despite difficulties, opposition, or discouragement; keep at; work hard
Persevered - keep at; work hard
Perseveres - keep at; work hard
Persevering - persistent
Perseveringly - actively; intently
persiflage - light teasing
Persiflage - teasing
Persiflages - teasing
Persist - carry on, carry through
Persisted - carry on, carry through
Persistence - steadfastness
Persistences - steadfastness
Persistencies - insistence
Persistency - insistence
Persistent - determined; continuous
Persistently - all the time
Persisting - carry on, carry through
Persists - carry on, carry through
persnickety - characterized by excessive precision and attention to trivial details
Persnickety - fussy, particular
Person - human being
Persona - character
Personable - friendly, sociable
Personae - character
Personage - individual
Personages - celebrity, notable
Personal - private, individual
Personalities - celebrity, notable
Personality - person's character, traits
Personalization - embodiment
Personalize - embody
Personalized - embody
Personalizes - embody
Personalizing - embody
Personally - independently
Personals - personal possessions
Personas - character
Personate - imitate, mock
Personated - imitate, mock
Personates - imitate, mock
Personating - imitate, mock
Personation - disguise; social occasion for disguises
Personations - disguise; social occasion for disguises
Personification - human characteristics
Personified - represent some other being, character
Personifies - represent some other being, character
Personify - represent some other being, character
Personifying - represent some other being, character
Personize - exhibit, make plain
Personized - exhibit, make plain
Personizes - exhibit, make plain
Personizing - exhibit, make plain
Personnel - employees of business or other enterprise
Personnels - employees of business or other enterprise
Persons - human being
Perspective - view, outlook
Perspectives - view, outlook
perspicacious - mentally acute or penetratingly discerning
Perspicacious - observant, perceptive
Perspicaciously - cleverly
Perspicacities - insight
perspicacity - the capacity to assess situations or circumstances shrewdly and to draw sound conclusions
Perspicacity - insight
Perspicuities - clarity
Perspicuity - clarity
perspicuous - (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
Perspicuous - clear, obvious
Perspicuousness - clarity
Perspiration - sweat
Perspirations - sweat
Perspire - become wet with sweat
Perspired - become wet with sweat
Perspires - become wet with sweat
Perspiring - sweaty
Perspiry - damp with perspiration
Persuadable - impressionable
Persuade - cause to believe; convince to do
Persuaded - convinced
Persuader - someone who gives favorable press
Persuaders - someone who gives favorable press
Persuades - cause to believe; convince to do
Persuading - cause to believe; convince to do
Persuasion - influencing to do, believe
Persuasions - influencing to do, believe
Persuasive - effective, influential
Persuasively - efficiently
Persuasiveness - control
Pert - lively, bold
Pertain - be relevant to
Pertained - be relevant to
Pertaining - belonging to
Pertains - be relevant to
Perter - lively, bold
Pertest - lively, bold
pertinacious - stubbornly unyielding
Pertinacious - resolute
Pertinaciously - stubbornly
Pertinacities - obstinacy
Pertinacity - obstinacy
Pertinence - consistency
Pertinences - consistency
Pertinencies - relevance
Pertinency - relevance
Pertinent - relevant, suitable
Pertinently - relevantly, suitably
Pertly - saucily
Pertness - impudence
Pertnesses - impudence
Perturb - upset, unsettle
Perturbable - easily offended
Perturbation - distress
Perturbations - distress
Perturbed - troubled
Perturbing - disturbing
Perturbs - upset, unsettle
Peruke - wig
Perukes - wig
Perusal - scrutiny
Perusals - scrutiny
Peruse - check out; examine
Perused - check out; examine
Peruser - person who reads
Perusers - person who reads
Peruses - check out; examine
Perusing - check out; examine
pervade - spread or diffuse through
Pervade - affect strongly; spread through
Pervaded - affect strongly; spread through
Pervades - affect strongly; spread through
Pervading - affect strongly; spread through
Pervasive - extensive
Pervasiveness - predominance
Pervasivenesses - predominance
Perverse - mean, ornery; troublesome
Perversely - unusually
Perverseness - obstinacy
Perversenesses - obstinacy
Perversion - sexual abnormality
Perversions - sexual abnormality
Perversities - obstinacy
Perversity - obstinacy
Perversive - depressed, pessimistic
Pervert - person who lacks morals
Perverted - immoral, evil
Perverting - person who lacks morals
Perverts - person who lacks morals
Pervious - accessible
Pes - fitness education
Peskier - bothersome
Peskiest - bothersome
Pesky - bothersome
Peso - currency accepted as exchange for goods, services
Pesos - currency accepted as exchange for goods, services
Pessimism - belief in bad outcome
Pessimisms - belief in bad outcome
Pessimist - person who expects bad outcome
Pessimistic - expecting bad outcome
Pessimistically - without hope
Pessimists - person who expects bad outcome
Pest - person or thing that presents problem
Pester - bother, harass
Pestered - bother, harass
Pesterer - annoyance; annoying person
Pesterers - annoyance; annoying person
Pestering - annoyance
Pesters - bother, harass
Pesticide - poison
Pesticides - poison
Pestiferous - annoying
Pestilence - epidemic
Pestilences - epidemic
Pestilent - dangerous
Pestilential - virulent
Pestle - crush; beat rhythmically
Pestled - crush; beat rhythmically
Pestles - crush; beat rhythmically
Pestling - crush; beat rhythmically
Pests - person or thing that presents problem
Pet - favorite
Petal - green foliage of plant
Petals - green foliage of plant
Petcock - faucet
Petcocks - faucet
Peter - decrease
Petering - decrease
Peters - decrease
Petiole - green foliage of plant
Petioles - green foliage of plant
Petite - small
Petiteness - littleness
Petitenesses - littleness
Petition - appeal, plea
Petitioned - plead, appeal for
Petitioner - applicant
Petitioners - applicant
Petitioning - appeal, plea
Petitionings - solicitation
Petitions - appeal, plea
petrichor - The distinctive scent which accompanies the first rain after a long warm dry spell.
Petrifaction - daze, unconsciousness
Petrifactions - daze, unconsciousness
Petrification - hardening
Petrifications - hardening
Petrified - hardened
Petrifies - make hard
Petrify - make hard
Petrifying - make hard
Petrol - oil
Petroleum - oil
Petroleums - oil
Petrols - oil
Petrous - rugged, stony
Pets - favorite thing, person
Petted - stroke, kiss
Petticoat - underwear
Petticoats - underwear
Pettier - trivial, insignificant
Pettiest - trivial, insignificant
Pettifog - quibble
Pettifogged - quibble
pettifogger - a person (especially a lawyer or politician) who uses unscrupulous or unethical methods
Pettifogger - unscrupulous lawyer; swindler
Pettifoggers - unscrupulous lawyer; swindler
Pettifogging - quibble
Pettifogs - quibble
Pettiness - extreme unimportance
Pettinesses - extreme unimportance
Petting - stroke, kiss
Pettings - luxury; gratification
Pettish - being disagreeable
Petty - trivial, insignificant
Petulance - peevishness
Petulances - peevishness
petulant - easily irritated or annoyed
Petulant - crabby, moody
Pew - long backed bench
Pews - long backed bench
Pewter - made of lead
Peyote - lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd
Peyotes - lysergic acid diethylamide, lsd
Pfft - unrecoverable
Phalange - foot part
Phalanges - mass, force of people
Phalanx - mass, force of people
Phalanxes - mass, force of people
Phantasies - daydream
phantasm - something existing in perception only
Phantasm - illusion
Phantasma - dream
phantasmagoria - a constantly changing medley of real or imagined images (as in a dream)
Phantasmagoria - hallucination
Phantasmagorias - hallucination
Phantasmagoric - illusive
Phantasmagories - hallucination
Phantasmagory - hallucination
Phantasmal - illusive
Phantasmata - dream
Phantasmic - illusive
Phantasms - illusion
Phantasy - daydream
Phantom - ghost; figment of the imagination
Phantoms - ghost; figment of the imagination
Pharaoh - Egyptian ruler
pharisaic - excessively or hypocritically pious
Pharisaic - hypocritical
Pharisaical - hypocritical
Pharisaicalness - hypocritical statement
Pharisaism - hypocrisy
Pharisaisms - hypocrisy
Pharisee - hypocrite
Pharisees - hypocrite
Pharmaceutic - drug
Pharmaceutical - drug
Pharmaceuticals - drug
Pharmaceutics - drug
Pharmacies - drugstore
Pharmacist - druggist
Pharmacists - druggist
Pharmacologist - druggist
Pharmacologists - druggist
Pharmacopoeia - merchandise
Pharmacopoeias - merchandise
Pharmacy - drugstore
Pharos - light used as signal, guide
Pharoses - light used as signal, guide
Pharynges - vocal organs
Pharynx - vocal organs
Pharynxes - vocal organs
Phase - period in life of something
Phases - period in life of something
Pheasant - hunted bird
Pheasants - hunted bird
Phellem - type of plug
Phellems - type of plug
Phenom - able, skilled
Phenomena - something known through senses
Phenomenal - astounding, exceptional
Phenomenalities - something known through senses
Phenomenality - something known through senses
Phenomenas - something known through senses
Phenomenologies - study of subject and objects of a person's experience
Phenomenology - study of subject and objects of a person's experience
Phenomenon - rare occurrence; wonder
Phenomenons - rare occurrence; wonder
Phenoms - person prepared for work by extended study or practice
Pheromone - smell, aroma
Pheromones - smell, aroma
Phew - my goodness
Phial - container, usually for liquids
Phials - container, usually for liquids
Philander - be unfaithful
Philandered - be unfaithful
Philanderer - person who has many love affairs
Philanderers - person who has many love affairs
Philandering - be unfaithful
Philanderings - coquetry
Philanders - be unfaithful
Philanthropic - charitable, giving
Philanthropical - benevolent
Philanthropies - humanitarianism
philanthropist - someone who makes charitable donations intended to increase human well-being
Philanthropist - humanitarian
Philanthropists - humanitarian
Philanthropy - humanitarianism
Philharmonic - symphonic
Philharmonics - musical group
Philippic - denunciation
Philippics - denunciation
philistine - a person who is uninterested in intellectual pursuits
Philistine - coarse
Philistines - coarse
Philistinism - ignorance
Philistinisms - ignorance
Philologer - dictionary writer
Philologers - dictionary writer
Philologian - dictionary writer
Philologians - dictionary writer
Philological - semantic
Philologist - linguist
Philologists - linguist
Philosopher - deep thinker
Philosophers - deep thinker
Philosophic - well-informed
Philosophical - reflective
Philosophically - with regard to the welfare of mankind
Philosophies - principles, knowledge
Philosophize - ponder
Philosophized - ponder
Philosophizes - ponder
Philosophizing - ponder
Philosophizings - understanding; idea
Philosophy - principles, knowledge
Philter - concoction prepared for mental or physical effect
Philters - concoction prepared for mental or physical effect
Phiz - skin coloring, appearance
Phizog - appearance, usually of the face
Phizogs - appearance, usually of the face
Phizzes - skin coloring, appearance
Phlebotomize - cause blood to flow
Phlebotomized - cause blood to flow
Phlebotomizes - cause blood to flow
Phlebotomizing - cause blood to flow
Phlegm - apathy
phlegmatic - showing little emotion
Phlegmatic - unemotional
Phlegms - apathy
Phlogiston - burning
Phlogistons - burning
Phobia - fear
Phobias - fear
Phobic - fearful
Phoenix - something, someone precious
Phoenixes - something, someone precious
Phoenixlike - death-defying, imperishable
Phonate - produce words vocally
Phonated - spoken
Phonates - produce words vocally
Phonating - produce words vocally
Phonation - diction
Phonations - diction
Phone - telephone
Phoned - telephone
Phoneme - letters of a writing system
Phonemes - letters of a writing system
Phonemic - semantic
Phonemics - way something is said
Phones - telephone
Phonetic - pertaining to speech sounds
Phonetician - dictionary writer
Phoneticians - dictionary writer
Phoneticist - dictionary writer
Phoneticists - dictionary writer
Phonetics - way something is said
Phonic - spoken
Phonied - tell an untruth
Phonier - fake, false
Phonies - person who tells falsehood
Phoniest - fake, false
Phoniness - insincerity
Phoninesses - insincerity
Phoning - telephone
Phonograph - turntable
Phonographies - note-taking
Phonographs - turntable
Phonography - note-taking
Phonological - semantic
Phonologies - way something is said
Phonologist - dictionary writer
Phonologists - dictionary writer
Phonology - way something is said
Phony - fake, false
Phonying - tell an untruth
Phooey - emphatic exclamation
Phosphor - planet seen at dawn
Phosphoresce - glisten
Phosphoresced - glisten
Phosphorescence - luminescence from sun or other source
Phosphorescent - glowing
Phosphoresces - glisten
Phosphorescing - glisten
Phosphors - planet seen at dawn
Phosphorus - planet seen at dawn
Phosphoruses - planet seen at dawn
Photo - a still picture taken with a camera
Photocopied - mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image
Photocopier - photocopying machine
Photocopiers - photocopying machine
Photocopies - mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image
Photocopy - mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image
Photocopying - mechanical image produced from a copier; making the image
Photoed - take a picture with a camera
Photoelectronic - photoelectric
Photoengrave - take a picture with a camera
Photoengraved - take a picture with a camera
Photoengraves - take a picture with a camera
Photoengraving - carving of letters or design into something
Photoengravings - carving of letters or design into something
Photoflood - light with broad beam
Photofloods - light with broad beam
Photogenic - attractive in photographs
Photograph - a still picture taken with a camera
Photographed - take a picture with a camera
Photographer - cameraperson
Photographers - cameraperson
Photographic - exact, retentive in detail
Photographies - fine arts
Photographing - take a picture with a camera
Photographs - a still picture taken with a camera
Photography - fine arts
Photogravure - carving of letters or design into something
Photogravures - carving of letters or design into something
Photoing - take a picture with a camera
Photojournalist - cameraperson
Photometer - photography device
Photometers - photography device
Photomontage - mixture of pictures
Photomontages - mixture of pictures
Photoplay - film
Photoplays - film
Photos - a still picture taken with a camera
Photostat - a still picture taken with a camera
Photostated - take a picture with a camera
Photostating - take a picture with a camera
Photostats - a still picture taken with a camera
Photostatted - take a picture with a camera
Photostatting - take a picture with a camera
Phrasal - spoken
Phrase - group of words; way of speaking
Phrased - group of words; way of speaking
Phraseologies - expression
Phraseology - expression
Phrases - group of words; way of speaking
Phrasing - wording
Phrasings - wording
phreaking - The cracking or exploring of a telephone system
Phrenetic - maniacal
Phrenic - very smart
Phthisic - having tuberculosis
Phthisical - having tuberculosis
Phthisis - infection
Phylacteries - scripture container
Phylactery - scripture container
Phyletic - ethnic
Phyllo - baked product made with flour
Phyllos - baked product made with flour
Phylogenetic - ethnic
Phylogenies - evolutionary theory
Phylogeny - evolutionary theory
Physic - cure
Physical - tangible, material
Physicalities - bodily preoccupation
Physicality - bodily preoccupation
Physically - concerning matter
Physicals - health examination
Physician - person trained in medical science
Physicians - person trained in medical science
Physicism - desire for possessions
Physicisms - desire for possessions
Physicist - researcher
Physicists - researcher
Physicked - cure
Physicking - cure
Physics - cure
Physiognomies - face
physiognomy - the human face (`kisser' and `smiler' and `mug' are informal terms for `face' and `phiz' is British)
Physiognomy - face
Physiographic - the earth's features; study of land
Physiographies - the earth's features; study of land
Physiography - the earth's features; study of land
Physiological - concerning living organisms, their parts, and functions
Physiologies - study of plants
Physiology - study of plants
Physiotherapist - health care specialist
Physique - build of human body
Physiques - build of human body
Phytogenetic - coming from heredity
Phytogeography - study of plants
Phytologies - study of plants
Phytology - study of plants
Phytopathology - plant disease study
Pi - private detective
piacular - Expiatory; atoning.
Pianissimo - relaxing
Piano - musical instrument
Pianoforte - musical instrument
Pianofortes - musical instrument
Pianola - automatic piano
Pianolas - automatic piano
Pianos - musical instrument
Piazza - porch
Piazzas - porch
Piazze - porch
Pic - a still picture taken with a camera
Pica - printing font
Picador - bullfighter
Picadores - bullfighter
Picadors - bullfighter
picaresque - involving clever rogues or adventurers especially as in a type of fiction
Picaresque - intermittent; composed of several tales
Picaroon - pirate
Picaroons - pirate
Picas - printing font
picayune - (informal) small and of little importance
Picayune - trivial
Picayunes - very small amout
Piceous - dark, inky
Pick - a chosen option, usually the choicest
Picked - choose, select
Picker - best
Pickers - harvester
Picket - post of structure
Picketed - post of structure
Picketer - person who demonstrates for cause
Picketers - person who demonstrates for cause
Picketing - protest against, for cause
Picketings - action for change
Pickets - post of structure
Pickier - choosy, finicky
Pickiest - choosy, finicky
Picking - a chosen option, usually the choicest
Pickings - stolen goods
Pickle - sticky situation
Pickled - drunk
Pickles - sticky situation
Pickling - sticky situation
Picklock - person who steals
Picklocks - person who steals
Pickoff - attempt to pick off baseball runner
Pickoffs - attempt to pick off baseball runner
Pickpocket - petty thief
Pickpocketed - steal
Pickpocketing - steal
Pickpockets - petty thief
Picks - a chosen option, usually the choicest
Pickup - boost
Pickups - boost
Picky - choosy, finicky
Picnic - outdoor meal
Picnics - outdoor meal
Pics - a still picture taken with a camera
Pictograph - letters of a writing system
Pictographic - graphic
Pictographs - letters of a writing system
Pictorial - graphic
Picture - illustration, likeness of something
Pictured - depict, describe
Pictures - illustration, likeness of something
Picturesque - attractive, referring to scenery
Picturing - depict, describe
Piddle - be idle, lazy
Piddled - be idle, lazy
Piddles - be idle, lazy
Piddlier - meager, trivial
Piddliest - meager, trivial
Piddling - insignificant
Piddly - meager, trivial
Piddock - invertebrate
Piddocks - invertebrate
Pidgin - casual dialect
Pidgins - casual dialect
Pie - possible, doable
piebald - having sections or patches colored differently and usually brightly
Piebald - mottled
Piebalds - mottled
Piece - part
Pieced - part
Piecemeal - bit by bit
Piecer - portion
Pieces - part
Piecing - part
Pied - speckled
Pier - support; place for boats
Pierage - support; place for boats
Pierages - support; place for boats
Pierce - cut, penetrate
Pierced - cut, penetrate
Pierces - cut, penetrate
Piercing - intense to the senses
Piercingly - audibly
Piercings - piercing cut
Pierrot - joking person
Pierrots - joking person
Piers - support; place for boats
Pies - baked product made with flour
Pieties - devotion, religiousness
Pietism - devotion
Pietisms - devotion
Pietist - holy person
Pietistic - holy
Pietistical - holy
Pietists - holy person
Piety - devotion, religiousness
piffle - speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
Piffle - nonsense
Piffles - nonsense
Pig - animal of swine family
Pigeon - powerless, vulnerable
Pigeoned - cheat, fool
Pigeonhole - compartment
Pigeonholed - categorize; shelve
Pigeonholes - compartment
Pigeonholing - compartment
Pigeoning - cheat, fool
Pigeons - fall guy
Pigged - eat too much
Piggeries - pigsty
Piggery - pigsty
Piggier - very hungry, greedy
Piggies - animal of swine family
Piggiest - very hungry, greedy
Piggin - container
Pigging - eat too much
Piggins - container
Piggish - greedy
Piggishness - overwhelming desire for more
Piggishnesses - overwhelming desire for more
Piggy - very hungry, greedy
Piggyback - with a leg on either side
Piggybacked - transport, carry
Piggybacking - transport, carry
Piggybacks - transport, carry
Pigheaded - stubborn
Pigheadedly - stubbornly
Pigheadedness - obstinacy
Pigheadednesses - obstinacy
Piglet - animal offspring
Piglets - animal offspring
Pigment - color, shade
Pigmentation - shade of color
Pigmentations - shade of color
Pigmented - dark hair and/or skin
Pigmenting - make pigmented; shade
Pigments - color, shade
Pigmies - small being
Pigmy - small being
Pigpen - pigsty
Pigpens - pigsty
Pigs - animal of swine family
Pigskin - the ball used in football
Pigskins - the ball used in football
Pigsties - den
Pigsty - den
Pigtail - interwoven hair style
Pigtailed - interweave
Pigtails - interwoven hair style
Pike - highway
Piked - having a sharp end or part
Piker - defeatist
Pikers - defeatist
Pikes - highway
Pikestaff - stick, usually for walking
Pikestaves - stick, usually for walking
Pilaf - perennial aquatic grass
Pilafs - perennial aquatic grass
Pilaster - support; place for boats
Pilasters - support; place for boats
Pile - heap, collection
Piled - heap, collection
Pileous - hairy
Piler - innumerable
Piles - heap, collection
Pileup - stack
Pileups - stack
Pilfer - steal, embezzle
Pilferage - larceny
Pilferages - larceny
Pilfered - steal, embezzle
Pilferer - larcenist
Pilferers - larcenist
Pilfering - steal, embezzle
Pilferings - stealing
Pilfers - steal, embezzle
Pilgarlic - derelict
Pilgarlics - derelict
Pilgrim - wayfarer
Pilgrimage - long journey
Pilgrimages - long journey
Pilgrims - wayfarer
Piliferous - hairy
Piling - heap, collection
Pilings - support; place for boats
Pill - capsule of medicine
Pillage - plunder, destroy
Pillaged - plunder, destroy
Pillager - thief
Pillagers - thief
Pillages - plunder, destroy
Pillaging - plunder, destroy
Pillar - column of building, or freestanding column
Pillared - strengthen, augment
Pillaring - strengthen, augment
Pillarist - person who chose to live alone
Pillarists - person who chose to live alone
Pillars - column of building, or freestanding column
Pillbox - small hat
Pillboxes - small hat
Pillion - seat on horse
Pillions - seat on horse
Pillow - support
Pillowcase - covering for sleeping furniture
Pillowcases - covering for sleeping furniture
Pillowed - help
Pillowing - help
Pillows - support
Pills - capsule of medicine
pilose - covered with hairs especially fine soft ones
Pilose - hairy
Pilosities - shagginess
Pilosity - shagginess
Pilot - person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle
Pilotage - guidance
Pilotages - guidance
Piloted - ruled
Piloting - directing
Pilotings - traveling, guiding along route, often over water
Pilots - person who guides aircraft, ship, or other vehicle
Pilous - hairy
Pilsener - object used for drinking liquids
Pilseners - object used for drinking liquids
Pilule - capsule of medicine
Pilules - capsule of medicine
Pimp - procurer
Pimple - small swelling on the skin
Pimpled - mark, stain
Pimples - small swelling on the skin
Pimplier - blotchy, irregular
Pimpliest - blotchy, irregular
Pimply - blotchy, irregular
Pimps - procurer
Pin - attach, hold in place
Pinafore - protection
Pinafores - protection
Pincer - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Pincers - grippers
Pinch - tight pressing
Pinched - press tightly
Pinches - tight pressing
Pinchfist - person who hoards money, possessions
Pinchfists - person who hoards money, possessions
Pinching - stingy
Pinchpennies - person who hoards money, possessions
Pinchpenny - stingy
Pine - long for
Pineapple - the ball used in football
Pineapples - the ball used in football
Pined - long for
Pines - long for
Pinfold - enclosure with bars
Pinfolds - enclosure with bars
Ping - noise
Pinged - noise
Pinging - noise
Pings - noise
Pinhead - stupid person
Pinheads - stupid person
Pinhole - small hole made by stab
Pinholes - small hole made by stab
Pining - long for
Pinion - appendage
Pinioned - attach, hold in place
Pinioning - attach, hold in place
Pinions - appendage
Pink - rose color
Pinked - rose color
Pinken - blush, make rosy
Pinkened - blush, make rosy
Pinkening - blush, make rosy
Pinkens - blush, make rosy
Pinker - pinkish, blushing
Pinkest - pinkish, blushing
Pinkie - small appendage of animate being
Pinkies - small appendage of animate being
Pinking - rose color
Pinkness - blush
Pinknesses - blush
Pinko - card-carrying communist
Pinkoes - card-carrying communist
Pinkos - card-carrying communist
Pinks - rose color
Pinky - appendage of hand
Pinna - arm
Pinnace - a boat propelled with wind by sailcloth
Pinnaces - a boat propelled with wind by sailcloth
Pinnacle - top, crest
Pinnacles - top, crest
Pinnae - arm
Pinnas - arm
Pinned - attach, hold in place
Pinning - attach, hold in place
Pinochle - game depending on luck
Pinochles - game depending on luck
Pinot - wine from dark-colored grapes
Pinots - wine from dark-colored grapes
Pinpoint - define, locate
Pinpointed - define, locate
Pinpointing - define, locate
Pinpoints - define, locate
Pins - attach, hold in place
Pint - sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight
Pinto - burial box
Pintos - burial box
Pints - sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight
Pintsize - tiny
Pintsized - tiny
Pinup - a still picture taken with a camera
Pinups - a still picture taken with a camera
Pioneer - early, first
Pioneered - invent; lay the groundwork
Pioneering - invent; lay the groundwork
Pioneers - person who finds a new place, founds something
pious - having or showing or expressing reverence for a deity
Pious - dedicated, religious
Piously - fairly
Piousness - devotion
Piousnesses - devotion
Pip - military decoration
Pipe - passage, tube
Piped - passage, tube
Pipeline - canal
Pipelines - canal
Pipes - passage, tube
Pipette - hose
Pipettes - hose
Piping - high
Pipings - decoration
Pipit - singing bird
Pipits - singing bird
Pips - military decoration
pipsqueak - Alternative spelling of pip-squeak
Pipsqueak - nonentity
Pipsqueaks - nonentity
Piquancies - seasoning
Piquancy - seasoning
Piquant - flavorful, biting
Pique - anger, irritation
Piqued - offend, provoke
Piques - anger, irritation
Piquing - anger, irritation
Piracies - robbery
Piracy - robbery
Piragua - light, paddled boat
Piraguas - light, paddled boat
Pirate - buccaneer
Pirated - not sanctioned, permitted
Pirates - buccaneer
Piratic - criminal
Piratical - reckless, ungoverned
Pirating - robbery
Piratings - robbery
Pirogue - light, paddled boat
Pirogues - light, paddled boat
Pirouette - circuit around something
Pirouetted - revolve, turn; proceed smoothly
Pirouettes - circuit around something
Pirouetting - rotating
Pis - private detective
Piscaries - angling
Piscary - angling
Piscator - angler
piscatorial - relating to or characteristic of the activity of fishing
Piscators - angler
Pissed - drunk
Pistol - revolver
Pistols - revolver
Piston - engine
Pistons - engine
Pit - hole, cavity
Pitapat - light walk; soft beat
Pitapats - light walk; soft beat
Pitch - tilt
Pitched - throw, hurl
Pitcher - jug
Pitchers - jug
Pitches - tilt
Pitchier - black
Pitchiest - black
Pitching - throw, hurl
Pitchings - a throw to the side
Pitchout - short forward pass
Pitchouts - short forward pass
Pitchperson - peddler
Pitchpersons - peddler
Pitchy - black
piteous - deserving or inciting pity
Piteous - miserable, pathetic
Pitfall - hazard, trap
Pitfalls - hazard, trap
Pith - core
Pithier - brief, to the point
Pithiest - brief, to the point
Pithiness - shortness, briefness
Pithinesses - shortness, briefness
Pithless - cowardly
Piths - core
pithy - concise and full of meaning
Pithy - brief, to the point
Pitiable - pitiful
Pitiableness - deep sadness
Pitiablenesses - deep sadness
Pitied - feel sorry for; spare
Pities - feeling of mercy toward another
Pitiful - in bad shape; poor
Pitifulness - deep sadness
Pitifulnesses - deep sadness
Pitiless - without mercy or care
Pitilessly - cruelly, without remorse
Pitilessness - short end of the deal
Pitilessnesses - short end of the deal
Pits - hole, cavity
pittance - an inadequate payment
Pittance - small amount
Pittances - small amount
Pitted - oppose, play off
Pitting - oppose, play off
Pittings - excavating
Pity - feeling of mercy toward another
Pitying - feeling pity
Pivot - center point about which something
Pivotal - important
Pivoted - revolve around center point
Pivoting - center point about which something
Pivots - center point about which something
Pix - a still picture taken with a camera
Pixel - smallest element of an image
Pixels - smallest element of an image
Pixes - a still picture taken with a camera
Pixie - fairy
Pixieish - mischievous
Pixies - fairy
Pixilated - eccentric
Pixy - small being
Pixyish - eccentric
Pizzazz - energy; flamboyance
Pizzazzes - energy; flamboyance
Pizzeria - business establishment serving food and drink
Pizzerias - business establishment serving food and drink
Placard - sign, notice
Placards - sign, notice
placate - cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
Placate - soothe, pacify
Placated - soothe, pacify
Placater - person who settles problem
Placaters - person who settles problem
Placates - soothe, pacify
Placating - soothe, pacify
Placatingly - without making trouble
Placation - reconciliation
Placations - reconciliation
Placatory - appeasing, peaceful
Place - location with purpose, function
placebo - an innocuous or inert medication; given as a pacifier or to the control group in experiments on the efficacy of a drug
Placebo - fake pill
Placeboes - fake pill
Placebos - fake pill
Placed - established
Placement - installation
Placements - installation
Placenta - covering layer
Placentae - covering layer
Placentas - covering layer
Placer - next; subordinate
Placers - support; duplicate
Places - location with purpose, function
Placid - calm, mild
Placidities - calm
Placidity - calm
Placidly - calmly
Placidness - calm
Placidnesses - calm
Placing - locate, situate
Placings - establishment, inauguration
Plafond - top of a room
Plafonds - top of a room
Plagiaries - cheater
Plagiarism - copying of another's written work
Plagiarisms - copying of another's written work
Plagiarist - pirate
Plagiaristic - borrowed, transmitted from source
Plagiarists - pirate
Plagiarize - forge
Plagiarized - forge
Plagiarizer - pirate
Plagiarizers - pirate
Plagiarizes - forge
Plagiarizing - forge
Plagiary - cheater
Plague - disease that is widespread
Plagued - annoy, disturb
Plagues - disease that is widespread
Plaguing - annoy, disturb
Plaguy - vexatious
Plaid - checkered
Plaids - collage
Plain - clear, obvious
Plainer - clear, obvious
Plainest - clear, obvious
Plainly - clearly
Plainness - clarity
Plainnesses - clarity
Plains - level land
Plainsong - sounds that are pleasant, harmonized
Plainsongs - sounds that are pleasant, harmonized
Plainspoken - frank
Plaint - grief, complaint
Plaintext - ordinary readable form
Plaintexts - ordinary readable form
Plaintiff - accuser
Plaintiffs - accuser
plaintive - expressing sorrow
Plaintive - pathetic, woebegone
Plaintiveness - deep sadness
Plaintivenesses - deep sadness
Plaints - grief, complaint
Plait - braid
Plaited - braid
Plaiting - braid
Plaits - braid
Plan - scheme, design, way of doing things
Planar - even
Planate - smooth, balanced
Plane - level, horizontal
Planed - smooth, balanced
Planer - level, horizontal
Planers - precision tool
Planes - level, horizontal
Planet - celestial body orbiting a star
Planetary - pertaining to planets
Planetoid - earth' s satellite
Planetoids - earth' s satellite
Planets - celestial body orbiting a star
Plangencies - reverberation
Plangency - reverberation
plangent - loud and resounding
Plangent - resonant
Planing - make smooth
Plank - board
Planked - establish, set
Planking - establish, set
Planks - board
Planned - projected
Planner - designer
Planners - designer
Planning - preparation
Plannings - preparation
Plans - scheme, design, way of doing things
Plant - organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom
Plantae - plants of the world
Plantation - large farm
Plantations - large farm
Planted - cultivated
Planter - made of timber
Planters - farmer
Planting - put in the ground for growing
Plantings - horticulture
Plants - organism belonging to the vegetable kingdom
Plaque - memorial
Plaques - memorial
Plash - pool
Plashed - burble, murmur
Plashes - pool
Plashet - pool
Plashets - pool
Plashing - burble, murmur
Plasm - body tissue, skin
Plasma - red body fluid
Plasmas - red body fluid
Plasmic - basic, natural
Plasmodia - minute organism
Plasmodium - minute organism
Plasms - body tissue, skin
Plaster - thick, gooey material that hardens
Plasterboard - wall material
Plasterboards - wall material
Plastered - drunk
Plastering - thick, gooey material that hardens
Plasters - thick, gooey material that hardens
Plastic - flexible, soft; made of manufactured, treated compounds
plastic footprint - The amount of plastic that someone uses and then throws away in relation to the damage to the environment it causes.
Plasticine - clay for modeling
Plasticines - clay for modeling
Plasticities - pliancy
Plasticity - pliancy
Plastics - credit card
Plastron - structure; covering
Plastrons - structure; covering
Plat - piece of property
Plate - dish or meal served
Plateau - level; flat, often high, land
Plateaus - level; flat, often high, land
Plateaux - level; flat, often high, land
Plated - coat with metallic material
Plateful - portion of food
Platefuls - portion of food
Plates - dish or meal served
Platform - stand or stage
Platforms - stand or stage
Plating - coat with metallic material
Platinize - coat with metallic material
Platinized - coat with metallic material
Platinizes - coat with metallic material
Platinizing - coat with metallic material
Platinum - having light-colored hair
Platinums - light
platitude - a trite or obvious remark
Platitude - dull, overused saying
Platitudes - dull, overused saying
Platitudinal - trite
Platitudinous - trite
Platonic - expressing nonphysical love
Platoon - group of military people
Platoons - group of military people
Plats - piece of property
Platted - fasten, intertwine
Platter - plate
Platters - plate
Platting - fasten, intertwine
Plaudit - praise
Plauditory - complimentary
Plaudits - applause
Plausibilities - verisimilitude
Plausibility - verisimilitude
Plausible - worthy of being accepted as true or reasonable; reasonable, believable
Plausibleness - verisimilitude
Plausiblenesses - verisimilitude
Plausibly - likely to happen
Play - theater piece
Playact - make a show of
Playacted - act
Playacting - act
Playactings - unreality
Playactor - person who imitates
Playactors - person who imitates
Playacts - act
Playbill - list; circular
Playbills - list; circular
Playbook - story for a performance
Playbooks - story for a performance
Playboy - philanderer
Playboys - philanderer
Played - have fun
Player - person participating in sport
Players - person participating in sport
Playful - funny, fun-loving
Playfully - cheerily
Playfulness - high-spirited state
Playfulnesses - high-spirited state
Playgoer - group observing an entertainment or sporting event
Playgoers - group observing an entertainment or sporting event
Playground - recreation area
Playgrounds - recreation area
Playgroup - nursery school
Playgroups - nursery school
Playhouse - room, building for entertainment events
Playhouses - room, building for entertainment events
Playing - have fun
Playings - reading to audience
Playmaker - basketball position
Playmakers - basketball position
Playmate - companion
Playmates - companion
Playoff - contest for ultimate victor
Playoffs - contest for ultimate victor
Playroom - recreation room in a house
Playrooms - recreation room in a house
Plays - theater piece
Playschool - childcare during the day
Playschools - childcare during the day
Plaything - toy
Playthings - toy
Playtime - recreation
Playtimes - recreation
Playwear - casual clothes
Playwears - casual clothes
Playwright - person who writes for the theater
Playwrights - person who writes for the theater
Plaza - central location, spot
Plazas - central location, spot
Plea - begging request
Pleach - interlace
Pleached - interlace
Pleaches - interlace
Pleaching - interlace
Plead - beg, request
Pleaded - beg, request
Pleader - person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law
Pleaders - person who is trained to counsel or argue in cases of law
Pleading - imploring
Pleadings - effort to convince; presentation of support
Pleads - beg, request
Pleas - begging request
Pleasance - extreme niceness
Pleasances - extreme niceness
Pleasant - acceptable; friendly
Pleasantly - agreeably
Pleasantness - amiability
Pleasantnesses - amiability
Pleasantries - nice remark
Pleasantry - nice remark
Please - delight, make happy
Pleased - gratified
Pleases - delight, make happy
Pleasing - nice
Pleasingly - lithely
Pleasingness - power to attract, interest
Pleasingnesses - power to attract, interest
Pleasings - luxury; gratification
Pleasurable - delightful
Pleasurably - in a welcome manner
Pleasure - delight, happiness
Pleasured - delight
Pleasureful - pleasing
Pleasures - delight, happiness
Pleasuring - delight
Pleat - fold
Pleated - fold together
Pleating - fold together
Pleats - fold
Pleb - commonalty
Plebe - person just learning something
Plebeian - base, lower-class
Plebeians - person of lower class
Plebes - person just learning something
Plebiscite - voting; recording of vote
Plebiscites - voting; recording of vote
Plebs - commonalty
Pled - beg, request
Pledge - word of honor
Pledged - bound
Pledges - word of honor
Pledging - word of honor
Plena - governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws
Plenary - entire, whole
Plenipotentiary - spokesperson
Plenitude - plenty
Plenitudes - plenty
Plenitudinous - generous
plenteous - affording an abundant supply
Plenteous - generous
Plenteously - fully, sufficiently
Plenteousness - plenty
Plenteousnesses - plenty
Plenties - much, abundance
Plentiful - abundant
Plentifully - sufficiently
Plentifulness - a great deal
Plentifulnesses - a great deal
Plenty - much, abundance
Plenum - governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws
Plenums - governmental body, most often elected, that makes laws
pleonasm - using more words than necessary
Pleonasm - wordiness
Pleonasms - wordiness
Pleonastic - wordy
Pleonectic - greedy
Plethora - excess
Plethoras - excess
Plethoric - excessive
Pleura - body part
Pleurae - body part
Pleuron - haunch of an animate being
Plexus - network
Plexuses - network
Pliabilities - flexibility
Pliability - flexibility
Pliable - bendable, adaptable
Pliableness - flexibility
Pliablenesses - flexibility
Pliancies - flexibility
Pliancy - flexibility
Pliant - yielding under influence
Pliantness - flexibility
Pliantnesses - flexibility
Plica - fold
Plicae - fold
Plicate - make two of; make twice as large
Plicated - make two of; make twice as large
Plicates - make two of; make twice as large
Plicating - make two of; make twice as large
Plication - fold
Plications - fold
Plicature - fold
Plicatures - fold
Plied - use, work at
Pliers - grippers
Plies - use, work at
Plight - dilemma, difficulty; situation
Plighted - engaged
Plighting - guarantee; give word of honor
Plights - dilemma, difficulty; situation
Plink - jingle, ring
Plinked - jingle, ring
Plinking - jingle, ring
Plinks - jingle, ring
Plinth - support for something
Plinths - support for something
Plod - walk heavily
Plodded - walk heavily
Plodder - laggard
Plodders - laggard
Plodding - walk heavily
Plods - walk heavily
Plonk - inexpensive table wine
Plonked - throw down
Plonking - throw down
Plonks - inexpensive table wine
Plop - flop
Plopped - flop
Plopping - flop
Plops - flop
Plosive - sound unit of speech
Plosives - sound unit of speech
Plot - plan, scheme
Plots - plan, scheme
Plottage - piece of property
Plottages - piece of property
Plotted - plan, scheme
Plotter - person(s) involved in legal action
Plotters - person(s) involved in legal action
Plotting - plan, scheme
Plottings - sketching
Plough - cultivate land
Ploughed - cultivate land
Ploughing - cultivate land
Ploughs - cultivate land
Plover - hunted bird
Plovers - hunted bird
Plow - dig up ground for cultivation
Plowable - farmable
Plowed - cultivated
Plower - person who produces crops, raises animals
Plowers - person who produces crops, raises animals
Plowing - dig up ground for cultivation
Plowings - development of land for growing
Plowman - lummox
Plowmen - lummox
Plows - dig up ground for cultivation
Ploy - game, trick
Ploys - game, trick
Pluck - person's resolution, courage
Plucked - grab, pull out; pick at
Pluckier - brave
Pluckiest - brave
Pluckiness - courage
Pluckinesses - courage
Plucking - person's resolution, courage
Plucks - person's resolution, courage
plucky - marked by courage and determination in the face of difficulties or danger; robust and uninhibited
Plucky - brave
Plug - stopper
Plugged - stopper
Plugger - murderer of prominent or important person
Pluggers - murderer of prominent or important person
Plugging - stop up
Pluggings - extensive publicity
Plugs - stopper
Plum - reward, prize
Plumage - clump of strands of something
Plumages - clump of strands of something
Plumate - fluffy
Plumb - vertical
Plumbed - probe, go into
Plumber - vertical
Plumbic - made of lead
Plumbiferous - made of lead
Plumbing - probe, go into
Plumbings - pipe through which water moves
Plumbless - extending deeply
Plumbous - made of lead
Plumbs - vertical
Plume - pride
Plumed - pride
Plumes - pride
Pluming - pride
Plummer - purplish color
Plummest - purplish color
Plummet - fall hard and fast
Plummeted - fall hard and fast
Plummeting - fall hard and fast
Plummets - fall hard and fast
Plummier - resonant
Plummiest - resonant
Plummy - resonant
Plumose - fluffy
Plump - chubby, fat
Plumped - throw down
Plumper - chubby, fat
Plumpest - chubby, fat
Plumping - throw down
Plumpish - plump
Plumpness - corpulence
Plumpnesses - corpulence
Plumps - throw down
Plums - reward, prize
Plumule - medium external feather
Plumules - medium external feather
Plunder - something stolen
Plunderage - stolen goods
Plunderages - stolen goods
Plundered - ravage, steal
Plunderer - robber
Plunderers - robber
Plundering - ravage, steal
Plunderous - criminal
Plunders - something stolen
Plunge - quick drop; enthusiastic attempt
Plunged - dive or fall fast
Plunger - gamester
Plungers - gamester
Plunges - quick drop; enthusiastic attempt
Plunging - low
Plungings - moving down; lowering
Plunk - throw down
Plunked - throw down
Plunking - throw down
Plunks - throw down
Plural - more than one
Pluralism - doctrine acknowledging contributions and interests of many cultures
Pluralisms - doctrine acknowledging contributions and interests of many cultures
Pluralities - large part of a group
Plurality - large part of a group
Plus - added, extra
Pluses - materials used in the production of goods
Plush - luxurious, rich
Plusher - luxurious, rich
Plushes - fabic
Plushest - luxurious, rich
Plushier - luxurious
Plushiest - luxurious
Plushy - luxurious
Plusses - added, extra
Pluto - planets orbiting sun
Plutocrat - wealthy person with power
Plutocrats - wealthy person with power
Plutonic - solidified
Plutos - planets orbiting sun
Pluvial - precipitating
Pluviometer - rain measuring device
Pluviometers - rain measuring device
Pluvious - precipitating
Ply - use, work at
Plying - use, work at
Pneuma - innermost self; personality
Pneumas - innermost self; personality
Pneumatic - airy
Pneumoconiosis - pneumoconiosis or anthracosis
Po - mail service
Poach - infringe upon; trespass
Poached - infringe upon; trespass
Poaches - infringe upon; trespass
Poaching - infringe upon; trespass
Poachings - invasion, offense
Pochette - musical instrument
Pochettes - musical instrument
Pock - flaw
Pocket - small, portable
Pocketbook - accessory for carrying personal items
Pocketbooks - accessory for carrying personal items
Pocketed - small, portable
Pocketing - small, portable
Pocketknife - multiple pocket tool
Pocketknives - multiple pocket tool
Pockets - small, portable
Pockmark - pitlike scar
Pockmarks - pitlike scar
Pocks - flaw
Pococurante - without sufficient attention
Pococurantism - disinterest; weariness
Pococurantisms - disinterest; weariness
Pod - encasement of vegetable seeds
Podded - encasement of vegetable seeds
Podding - encasement of vegetable seeds
Podgier - slightly fat
Podgiest - slightly fat
Podgy - slightly fat
Podia - structure from which speakers orate
Podium - structure from which speakers orate
Podiums - structure from which speakers orate
Pods - encasement of vegetable seeds
Poem - highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
Poems - highly expressive, rhythmical literary piece
Poesies - poem
Poesy - poem
Poet - person who writes expressive, rhythmic verse
Poetaster - poet
Poetasters - poet
Poetess - poet
Poetesses - poet
Poetic - with rhythm and beauty; related to poetic composition
Poetical - poetic
Poetize - create writing, artwork, or music
Poetized - create writing, artwork, or music
Poetizes - create writing, artwork, or music
Poetizing - create writing, artwork, or music
Poetries - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Poetry - expressive, rhythmic literary work
Poets - person who writes expressive, rhythmic verse
Pogey - prosperity
Pogeys - prosperity
Pogrom - massacre
Pogroms - massacre
Poignance - deep sadness
Poignances - deep sadness
Poignancies - intensity
Poignancy - intensity
Poignant - affecting, painful
Point - speck
Pointed - having a sharp end or part
Pointedly - expressly, particularly
Pointedness - shortness, briefness
Pointednesses - shortness, briefness
Pointer - indicator
Pointers - indicator
Pointier - pointed
Pointiest - pointed
Pointing - indicating
Pointless - ridiculous, senseless
Pointlessness - futility
Pointlessnesses - futility
Points - speck
Pointy - pointed
Poise - self-composure, dignity
Poised - balance, suspend
Poises - self-composure, dignity
Poising - self-composure, dignity
Poison - substance that causes harm, death
Poisoned - suffering from poisoning
Poisoning - contaminate, pollute
Poisonings - contaminant
Poisonous - harmful
Poisonousness - malevolence
Poisonousnesses - malevolence
Poisons - substance that causes harm, death
Poke - push, thrust
Poked - push, thrust
Poker - card game
Pokers - card game
Pokes - push, thrust
Pokey - jail
Pokeys - jail
Pokier - cramped
Pokiest - cramped
Poking - push at; thrust
Poky - cramped
Polar - cold
Polarities - opposition
Polarity - opposition
Polarization - dissemination
Polarizations - dissemination
Polarize - divide
Polarized - reverse
Polarizing - divide
Polder - wet land covered with vegetation
Polders - wet land covered with vegetation
Pole - bar, post
Poleis - large town
Polemic - argumentative
polemical - of or involving dispute or controversy
Polemical - argumentative
Polemicist - opponent for the sake of it
Polemicists - opponent for the sake of it
Polemics - argumentative
Polenta - warm cereal
Polentas - warm cereal
Poler - fine, light, slender
Poles - bar, post
Polestar - central location of organization
Polestars - central location of organization
Police - lawman
Policed - put in an order
Policeman - law enforcement officer
Policemen - law enforcement officer
Polices - person, people hired to uphold the laws
Policewoman - law enforcement officer
Policewomen - law enforcement officer
Policies - procedure, tactics
Policing - advancing
Policings - guarding; guard
Policy - procedure, tactics
Polis - large town
Polish - shine, brightness
Polished - bright
Polisher - tool with bristles for cleaning
Polishers - tool with bristles for cleaning
Polishes - shine, brightness
Polishing - shine, brightness
Polite - mannerly, civilized
Politely - thoughtfully
Politeness - courtesy
Politenesses - courtesy
Politer - mannerly, civilized
Politesse - courtesy
Politesses - courtesy
Politest - mannerly, civilized
Politic - wise, tactful
Political - governmental
Politically - concerning a nation
Politician - person pursuing or occupying elective office
Politicians - person pursuing or occupying elective office
Politick - press for political action
Politicked - press for political action
Politicking - grassroots campaign
Politickings - grassroots campaign
Politicks - press for political action
Politics - art and science of administration of government
Polities - state
Polity - state
Poll - census; tally of answers to questions of opinion
Pollard - remove the upper part
Pollarded - remove the upper part
Pollarding - remove the upper part
Pollards - remove the upper part
Polled - census; tally of answers to questions of opinion
Pollen - irritant
Pollenate - fertilize
Pollenated - fertilize
Pollenates - fertilize
Pollenating - fertilize
Pollens - irritant
Pollies - gossip
Pollinate - fertilize
Pollinated - fertilize
Pollinates - fertilize
Pollinating - fertilize
Pollination - impregnation of the ovum
Pollinations - impregnation of the ovum
Polling - census; tally of answers to questions of opinion
Pollings - voting; recording of vote
Pollinosis - allergic reaction to pollen
Polliwog - amphibian
Polliwogs - amphibian
Polls - census; tally of answers to questions of opinion
Pollster - polltaker
Pollsters - polltaker
Pollutant - contaminant
Pollutants - contaminant
Pollute - make dirty; corrupt
Polluted - make dirty; corrupt
Pollutes - make dirty; corrupt
Polluting - make dirty; corrupt
Pollution - dirtiness, contamination
Pollutions - dirtiness, contamination
Polly - gossip
Pollyanna - optimist
Pollyannaism - positive attitude
Pollyannaisms - positive attitude
Pollyannas - optimist
Polo - top
Polos - top
Poltergeist - ghost
Poltergeists - ghost
poltroon - an abject coward
Poltroon - chicken
Poltrooneries - cowardice
Poltroonery - cowardice
Poltroons - chicken
Polyandries - plural marriage
Polyandry - plural marriage
Polychromatic - multicolor
Polychrome - multicolor
Polychromic - multicolor
Polychromous - multicolor
Polygamies - plural marriage
Polygamy - plural marriage
polyglot - a person who speaks more than one language
Polyglot - interpreter
Polyglots - interpreter
Polygon - closed plane figure
Polygons - closed plane figure
Polygraph - machine for gauging truth
Polygraphs - machine for gauging truth
Polygynies - plural marriage
Polygyny - plural marriage
Polymath - well-informed
Polymaths - child prodigy
polymathy - The knowledge of many arts and sciences; variety of learning.
Polymorphic - various
Polymorphism - variety
Polymorphisms - variety
Polymorphous - various
Polyp - growth
Polyphagia - eating disorder
Polyphagias - eating disorder
Polyphonies - musical accordance
Polyphony - musical accordance
Polyps - growth
Polysaccharide - complex carbohydrate
Polysaccharides - complex carbohydrate
Polysemies - uncertainty of meaning
Polysemous - having more than one meaning
Polysemy - uncertainty of meaning
Polytheism - belief in more than one god
Polytheisms - belief in more than one god
Polytheist - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Polytheistic - irreligious
Polytheists - person who does not believe in an orthodox religion
Pomace - flesh of plant, animal
Pomaces - flesh of plant, animal
Pomade - lubricate
Pomaded - slippery, oily
Pomades - lubricate
Pomading - lubricate
Pome - small fruit
Pomegranate - blue and red colors mixed together
Pomegranates - blue and red colors mixed together
Pomes - small fruit
Pommel - beat
Pommeled - beat
Pommeling - beat
Pommelled - beat
Pommelling - beat
Pommels - beat
Pomologies - study of plants
Pomology - study of plants
Pomp - pageantry, display
Pompadour - trim
Pompadours - trim
Pompon - tuft of bird; plumage
Pompons - tuft of bird; plumage
Pomposities - pretension
Pomposity - pretension
pompous - puffed up with vanity
Pompous - arrogant, egotistic
Pompously - pretentiously
Pompousness - pretentiousness
Pompousnesses - pretentiousness
Pomps - pageantry, display
Poncho - cloak
Ponchos - cloak
Pond - small body of water
Ponder - think about seriously
Ponderable - substantial
Ponderably - concerning matter
Pondered - think about seriously
Pondering - think about seriously
Ponderosities - heaviness
Ponderosity - heaviness
Ponderous - heavy, cumbersome
Ponderously - laboriously
Ponderousness - heaviness
Ponderousnesses - heaviness
Ponders - think about seriously
Ponds - small body of water
Pongee - fabric
Pongees - fabric
Poniard - knife
Poniards - knife
Ponies - horse
Pontifex - head of catholic church
Pontiff - head of catholic church
Pontiffs - head of catholic church
Pontifical - pertaining to pope
Pontificals - head of catholic church
Pontificate - sermonize
Pontificated - sermonize
Pontificates - sermonize
Pontificating - sermonize
Pontificator - speaker
Pontificators - speaker
Pontifices - head of catholic church
Pontified - preach
Pontifies - preach
Pontify - preach
Pontifying - preach
Pontoon - float
Pontoons - float
Pony - horse
Ponytail - interwoven hair style
Ponytails - interwoven hair style
Pooch - dog
Pooches - dog
Poodle - dog
Poodles - dog
Pooh - emphatic exclamation
Poohs - emphatic exclamation
Pool - collection of liquid
Pooled - combine
Pooling - combine
Pools - collection of liquid
Poop - excrement
Pooped - tired
Pooping - excrement
Poops - excrement
Poor - lacking sufficient money
Poorer - lacking sufficient money
Poorest - lacking sufficient money
Poorlier - not well
Poorliest - not well
Poorly - not well
Poormouth - make smaller; underrate
Poormouthed - make smaller; underrate
Poormouthing - make smaller; underrate
Poormouths - make smaller; underrate
Poorness - want
Poornesses - want
Pop - bang
Pope - head of catholic church
Popedom - head of catholic church
Popedoms - head of catholic church
Poperies - religion of catholic church
Popery - religion of catholic church
Popes - head of catholic church
Popgun - pneumatic gun
Popguns - pneumatic gun
popinjay - an archaic term for a parrot
Popinjay - ladies' man
Popinjays - ladies' man
Popish - head of catholic church
Popliteal - body part
Popover - pastry
Popovers - pastry
Popped - jump, burst
Popper - consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
Poppers - seductive; inducing sex
Poppies - narcotic
Popping - jump, burst
Poppy - narcotic
poppycock - senseless talk
Poppycock - nonsense
Poppycocks - nonsense
Pops - bang
Populace - people
Populaces - people
Popular - well-known, favorite
Popularities - recognition, celebrity
Popularity - recognition, celebrity
Popularize - make widely popular, accessible
Popularized - make widely popular, accessible
Popularizes - make widely popular, accessible
Popularizing - make widely popular, accessible
Popularly - commonly
Populars - sounds that are pleasant, harmonized
Populate - supply with inhabitants
Populated - supply with inhabitants
Populates - supply with inhabitants
Populating - supply with inhabitants
Population - inhabitants of a place
Populations - inhabitants of a place
Populist - representative, self-governing
Populous - packed with inhabitants
Porcelain - earthenware
Porcelains - earthenware
Porch - patio
Porches - patio
Porcine - pertaining to pigs
Porcupine - mean lady
Porcupines - mean lady
Pore - small aperture in skin
Pored - small aperture in skin
Pores - small aperture in skin
Poring - small aperture in skin
Pork - flitch
Porker - animal of swine family
Porkers - animal of swine family
Porkies - animal of swine family
Porks - flitch
Porky - animal of swine family
Porn - obscene
Porno - indecent, offensive, immoral
Pornographic - obscene
Pornographies - obscenity
Pornography - obscenity
Pornos - obscenity
Porns - indecency, immorality; vulgarism
Porose - absorbent, penetrable
Porous - having holes; absorbent
Porpoise - aquatic mammal
Porpoises - aquatic mammal
Porridge - warm cereal
Porridges - warm cereal
Porringer - hollow, concave container
Porringers - hollow, concave container
Port - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Portabilities - ability to move
Portability - ability to move
Portable - easily transported
Portables - portable music player
Portage - transportation
Portaged - transport physical object
Portages - transportation
Portaging - transport physical object
Portal - hole or door in vessel
Portals - hole or door in vessel
Portative - transportable
Portcullis - movable barrier at entrance
Portcullises - movable barrier at entrance
portend - indicate, as with a sign or an omen
Portend - foreshadow, indicate
Portended - foreshadow, indicate
Portending - foreshadow, indicate
Portends - foreshadow, indicate
Portent - indication, forewarning
Portentous - exciting; foreboding
Portents - indication, forewarning
Porter - person who serves as attendant, caretaker
Porters - person who serves as attendant, caretaker
Portfolio - flat case for transporting papers
Portfolios - flat case for transporting papers
Porthole - place or means of escape, release
Portholes - place or means of escape, release
Portico - porch
Porticoes - porch
Porticos - porch
Portiere - window covering
Portieres - window covering
Portion - share, cut, ration
Portioned - share, cut, ration
Portioning - share, cut, ration
Portions - share, cut, ration
Portlier - bulky, fat
Portliest - bulky, fat
Portliness - corpulence
Portlinesses - corpulence
Portly - bulky, fat
portmanteau - a large travelling bag made of stiff leather
Portmanteau - suitcase
Portmanteaus - suitcase
Portmanteaux - suitcase
Portrait - drawn representation; description
Portraits - drawn representation; description
Portraiture - drawn representation; description
Portraitures - drawn representation; description
Portray - represent, imitate
Portrayal - depiction
Portrayals - depiction
Portrayed - represent, imitate
Portraying - represent, imitate
Portrays - represent, imitate
Ports - place for boat docking, traffic, and storage
Portside - on west side when facing north
Pos - mail service
Pose - artificial position
Posed - formal
Poser - pretender
Posers - pretender
Poses - artificial position
Poseur - pretender
Poseurs - pretender
Posh - luxurious, upper-class
Posher - luxurious, upper-class
Poshest - luxurious, upper-class
Poshness - elegance
Poshnesses - elegance
Posies - bunch of flowers
Posing - sit, stand in place
Posings - falsehood, affected show; cover
Posit - suppose
Posited - suppose
Positing - suppose
Position - physical place
Positioned - place physically in location
Positioning - place physically in location
Positionings - establishment, inauguration
Positions - physical place
Positive - definite, certain
Positively - absolutely, definitely
Positiveness - sureness
Positivenesses - sureness
Positives - a still picture taken with a camera
Positivism - state of having positive beliefs
Positivisms - state of having positive beliefs
Positivities - affirmative willingness
Positivity - affirmative willingness
Posits - suppose
Posse - vigilantes
Posses - vigilantes
Possess - have or obtain
Possessed - bewitched; under a spell
Possesses - have or obtain
Possessing - have or obtain
Possession - control, ownership
Possessions - control, ownership
Possessive - greedy
Possessiveness - affection, high regard
Possessor - owner
Possessors - owner
Possessorship - something held, owned exclusively
Possessorships - something held, owned exclusively
Possessory - desirous; wary
Possibilities - potential
Possibility - feasibility, likelihood; chance
Possible - likely, attainable
Possibly - by chance; in some way
Possum - pouched mammal
Possums - pouched mammal
Post - upright support
Postbox - mail box
Postboxes - mail box
Postcard - written communication
Postcards - written communication
Postcode - numerical identifier for address
Postcodes - numerical identifier for address
Postdate - error in time placement
Postdated - come after; take the place of
Postdates - error in time placement
Postdating - come after; take the place of
Posted - situate, position
Poster - large paper advertisement
Posterior - rear
Posteriors - rear
Posterities - future generations
Posterity - future generations
Postern - back
Posterns - back or end part
Posters - large paper advertisement
Postfix - affix
Postfixes - affix
Postgraduate - graduate
Postgraduates - graduate
posthaste - With speed or expedition; as, he traveled posthaste; to send posthaste.
Posthaste - fast
Posthumous - after death
Postiche - wig
Postiches - wig
Postilion - rider
Postilions - rider
Posting - entry
Postings - entry
Postliminary - coming after
Postlude - afterword
Postludes - afterword
Postman - mail carrier
Postmark - write directions for delivery
Postmarked - write directions for delivery
Postmarking - write directions for delivery
Postmarks - write directions for delivery
Postmaster - location of mail service
Postmasters - location of mail service
Postmen - mail carrier
Postmortem - following death
Postmortems - following death
Postoperative - examination
Postpone - put off till later time
Postponed - deferred
Postponement - respite
Postponements - respite
Postpones - put off till later time
Postponing - put off till later time
Posts - upright support
Postscript - supplement
Postscripts - supplement
Postulant - person with wish, dream
Postulants - person with wish, dream
Postulate - suppose, figure
Postulated - suppose, figure
Postulates - suppose, figure
Postulating - suppose, figure
Postulation - assumption
Postulations - assumption
Posture - stance, circumstance
Postured - display an attitude
Postures - stance, circumstance
Posturing - display an attitude
Posturings - artificial position
Postwoman - mail carrier
Postwomen - mail carrier
Posy - bunch of flowers
Pot - container, cauldron
Potable - drinkable
Potables - drinkable
Potage - soup, usually clear
Potages - soup, usually clear
Potash - dressing to aid production of crops
Potashes - dressing to aid production of crops
Potation - drink
Potations - drink
Potato - vegetable
Potatoes - vegetable
Potbellied - fat
Potbellies - large stomach
Potbelly - large stomach
potboiler - a literary composition of poor quality that was written quickly to make money (to boil the pot)
Potboiler - story, tale
Potboilers - story, tale
Potch - hard hit, often with hand
Potched - hard hit, often with hand
Potches - hard hit, often with hand
Potching - hard hit, often with hand
Poteen - booze
Poteens - booze
Potence - strength
Potences - strength
Potencies - effectiveness
Potency - effectiveness
Potent - effective, powerful, forceful
Potentate - monarch
Potentates - monarch
Potential - promising
Potentialities - potential for development
Potentiality - potential for development
Potentially - conceivably
Potentials - promising
Potents - manly
pother - make a fuss; be agitated
Pother - disturbance
Pothered - bother, annoy
Pothering - bother, annoy
Pothers - disturbance
Potholder - pad for holding hot dishes
Potholders - pad for holding hot dishes
Pothole - chuckhole
Potholed - rough
Potholes - chuckhole
Pothunter - person desiring political office, job
Pothunters - person desiring political office, job
Potion - concoction prepared for mental or physical effect
Potions - concoction prepared for mental or physical effect
Potlatch - banquet and celebration
Potlatches - banquet and celebration
Potluck - food, often taken by several individuals
Potlucks - food, often taken by several individuals
Potpourri - miscellany
Potpourris - miscellany
Pots - container, cauldron
Potshot - harsh criticism
Potshots - harsh criticism
Pottage - soup, usually clear
Pottages - soup, usually clear
Potted - drunk
Potter - fiddle; goof off
Pottered - fiddle; goof off
Potterer - amateur
Potterers - amateur
Potteries - containers made from clay; clay art
Pottering - inaction
Potterings - inaction
Potters - fiddle; goof off
Pottery - containers made from clay; clay art
Pottier - insane
Potties - bathroom
Pottiest - insane
Potting - put in the ground for growing
Potty - insane
Pouch - soft container, often made of cloth or skin
Pouched - extend
Pouches - soft container, often made of cloth or skin
Pouching - extend
Pouf - thick bedcovering made of patches
Poufs - thick bedcovering made of patches
Poultice - bandage
Poultices - bandage
Poultries - fowl
Poultry - fowl
Pounce - leap at; take by surprise
Pounced - leap at; take by surprise
Pounces - leap at; take by surprise
Pouncing - leap at; take by surprise
Pound - sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight
Poundage - heaviness
Poundages - heaviness
Pounded - crush; beat rhythmically
Pounding - crush; beat rhythmically
Poundings - beating
Pounds - sixteen ounces/.454 kilograms of weight
Pour - be or make flowing
Pourboire - gratuity paid
Pourboires - gratuity paid
Poured - be or make flowing
Pouring - streaming
Pourings - downpour of water or other substance
Pours - be or make flowing
Pout - sad face
Pouted - sad face
Poutier - sullen
Poutiest - sullen
Pouting - make a sad face; be sad
Pouts - sad face
Pouty - sullen
Poverties - want; extreme need, often financial
Poverty - want; extreme need, often financial
Pow - power, control
Powder - fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid
Powdered - crush into fine grains; sprinkle fine grains
Powdering - fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid
Powderings - hint, dash
Powders - fine, loose grains made by crushing a solid
Powdery - consisting of fine, loose grains
Power - ability, competence
Powered - power-driven
Powerful - strong, effective
Powerfully - with energy, authority
Powerfulness - strength
Powerfulnesses - strength
Powerhouse - forceful, powerful
Powerhouses - power, control
Powering - thrill, stimulate
Powerless - weak; unable
Powerlessly - helplessly
Powerlessness - inability
Powerlessnesses - inability
Powerlifting - working out with weights
Powerliftings - working out with weights
Powers - ability, competence
Pows - power, control
Powwow - discussion
Powwowed - discussion
Powwowing - discussion
Powwows - discussion
Pox - disease communicable through sex
Poxes - disease communicable through sex
Practicability - feasibility, likelihood; chance
Practicable - within the realm of possibility
Practicably - likely to happen
Practical - realistic, useful
Practicalities - concern with actual use
Practicality - concern with actual use
Practically - almost; nearly
Practicals - habit
Practice - routine, usual procedure
Practiced - trained
Practices - routine, usual procedure
Practicing - repeat action to improve
Practitioner - expert
Practitioners - expert
Praetorian - corrupt
Praetorians - protector
Pragmatic - sensible
Pragmatical - realistic
Pragmatics - study of signs as elements of communication
Pragmatism - arrogance, self-importance
Pragmatisms - arrogance, self-importance
Pragmatist - person who noses around
Pragmatists - person who noses around
Pragmatize - come into being
Pragmatized - come into being
Pragmatizes - come into being
Pragmatizing - come into being
Prairie - grassland
Prairies - grassland
Praise - congratulations; adoration
Praised - admired
Praiseful - complimentary
Praises - congratulations; adoration
Praiseworthy - deserving congratulations, adoration
Praising - congratulate; adore
Praisings - exaltation
Pram - small wheeled carriage
Prams - small wheeled carriage
Prance - cavort; show off
Pranced - cavort; show off
Prances - cavort; show off
Prancing - cavort; show off
Prang - detonate weapon
Pranged - detonate weapon
Pranging - detonate weapon
Prangs - detonate weapon
Prank - practical joke; frivolity
Pranked - decorate
Pranking - decorate
Prankish - lively
Prankishness - mischief
Prankishnesses - mischief
Pranks - practical joke; frivolity
Prankster - mischief
Pranksters - mischief
Prat - bottom, posterior of animal or human
Prate - babble
Prated - babble
Prates - babble
Pratfall - fall
Pratfalling - struggle; be in the dark
Pratfalls - fall
Prating - babble
Pratings - gossip, talk
Pratique - good health
Pratiques - good health
Prats - bottom, posterior of animal or human
Prattle - babble
Prattled - talk a lot
Prattler - gossip
Prattlers - gossip
Prattles - babble
Prattling - chattering
Prawn - invertebrate
Prawns - invertebrate
praxeology - The study of human action or conduct.
Praxes - habit
Praxis - habit
Praxises - habit
Pray - plead; call upon for help, answer
Prayed - plead; call upon for help, answer
Prayer - pleading, especially with a deity;
Prayerful - holy
Prayers - pleading, especially with a deity;
Praying - plead; call upon for help, answer
Prays - plead; call upon for help, answer
Preach - speak publicly about beliefs
Preached - speak publicly about beliefs
Preacher - person who gives religious instruction
Preachers - person who gives religious instruction
Preaches - speak publicly about beliefs
Preachier - sermonizing
Preachiest - sermonizing
Preachified - preach
Preachifies - preach
Preachify - preach
Preachifying - preach
Preaching - moralizing
Preachings - moralizing
Preachment - speech of criticism
Preachments - speech of criticism
Preachy - sermonizing
Preadolescence - young adulthood
Preadolescences - young adulthood
Preadult - adolescent
Preamble - introduction
Preambles - introduction
Prearrange - plan out; supply instructions
Prearranged - engaged; destined
Prearrangement - supplies, supplying
Prearrangements - supplies, supplying
Prearranges - plan out; supply instructions
Prearranging - plan out; supply instructions
Precarious - tricky, doubtful
Precariously - dangerously, critically
Precariousness - instability
Precast - hardened
Precaution - carefulness; preventative measure
Precautionary - prudent
Precautions - carefulness; preventative measure
Precautious - cautious, sensible
Precede - go ahead of
Preceded - go ahead of
Precedence - highest in rank; first in order
Precedences - highest in rank; first in order
Precedencies - precedence
Precedency - precedence
Precedent - authoritative example
Precedented - allowable, permissible
Precedently - early
Precedents - authoritative example
Precedes - go ahead of
Preceding - earlier, above
Precentor - church leader
Precentors - church leader
Precept - law, rule of behavior, action
Preceptive - educational
Preceptor - instructor
Preceptors - instructor
Precepts - law, rule of behavior, action
Precession - highest in rank; first in order
Precessions - highest in rank; first in order
Precieux - extremely sophisticated and picky
Precinct - subdivision
Precincts - subdivision
Precious - favorite, valued
Preciouses - lover
Preciousness - great beauty
Preciousnesses - great beauty
Precip - moisture in air or falling from sky
Precipice - face or brink of a rock, mountain
Precipices - face or brink of a rock, mountain
Precipitance - haste
Precipitances - haste
Precipitancies - haste
Precipitancy - haste
Precipitant - rash
Precipitantly - brashly
Precipitate - hurry, speed
Precipitated - hurry, speed
Precipitately - very quickly
Precipitateness - haste
Precipitates - hurry, speed
Precipitating - hurry, speed
Precipitation - moisture in air or falling from sky
Precipitations - moisture in air or falling from sky
Precipitous - steep, falling sharply
Precipitously - brashly
Precipitousness - something amazing; state of amazement
Precips - moisture in air or falling from sky
Precis - summary
Precise - exact, accurate
Precised - designate; decide definitely
Precisely - exactly, just
Preciseness - accuracy
Precisenesses - accuracy
Precises - designate; decide definitely
Precising - designate; decide definitely
Precision - accuracy
Precisionist - compulsive character
Precisionists - compulsive character
Precisions - accuracy
Preclude - inhibit; make impossible
Precluded - inhibit; make impossible
Precludes - inhibit; make impossible
Precluding - inhibit; make impossible
Preclusion - prevention
Preclusions - prevention
Preclusive - preventive
Precocious - exceptionally smart, ahead of age in understanding
Precocities - ability to perceive, understand
Precocity - ability to perceive, understand
Precognition - clairvoyance
Precognitions - clairvoyance
Preconceived - tainted, prejudiced
Preconception - idea formed before event occurs or facts are received
Preconceptions - idea formed before event occurs or facts are received
Precondition - condition
Preconditions - condition
Preconize - call for over communications system
Preconized - call for over communications system
Preconizes - call for over communications system
Preconizing - call for over communications system
Precursive - menacing, foreboding
Precursor - something that indicates outcome or event beforehand
Precursors - something that indicates outcome or event beforehand
Precursory - preliminary, first
Predaceous - predatory
Predacious - carnivorous
Predacities - predatoriness
Predacity - predatoriness
Predate - precede
Predated - precede
Predates - precede
Predating - precede
Predation - predatoriness
Predations - predatoriness
Predatism - predatoriness
Predatisms - predatoriness
Predative - eating, destroying for sustenance or without conscience
Predator - hunter, killer
Predators - hunter, killer
Predatory - eating, destroying for sustenance or without conscience
Predecessor - something, someone that comes before
Predecessors - something, someone that comes before
Predesign - prepare, plan ahead
Predesigned - intentional
Predesigning - prepare, plan ahead
Predesigns - prepare, plan ahead
Predestinate - fate
Predestinated - fate
Predestinates - fate
Predestinating - fate
Predestination - destiny
Predestinations - destiny
Predestine - fate
Predestined - fate
Predestines - fate
Predestining - fate
Predeterminate - intentional
Predetermine - destine
Predetermined - decided in advance
Predetermines - destine
Predetermining - destine
Predeveloped - earlier in occurrence than anticipated
Predicament - difficult situation
Predicaments - difficult situation
Predicant - minister
Predicants - minister
Predicate - assert
Predicated - assert
Predicates - assert
Predicating - assert
Predication - declaration, positive statement
Predications - declaration, positive statement
Predict - express an outcome in advance
Predictability - likeness, similarity
Predictable - easy to foretell
Predicted - express an outcome in advance
Predicter - person attempting to tell the future
Predicters - person attempting to tell the future
Predicting - express an outcome in advance
Prediction - declaration made in advance
Predictions - declaration made in advance
Predictive - predicting
Predictor - person, thing that predicts future
Predictors - person, thing that predicts future
Predicts - express an outcome in advance
Predilection - inclination, preference toward something
Predilections - inclination, preference toward something
Predispose - influence to believe something
Predisposed - willing, inclined
Predisposes - influence to believe something
Predisposing - influence to believe something
Predisposition - willingness, inclination
Predispositions - willingness, inclination
Predominance - reign
Predominances - reign
Predominant - ruling; most important
Predominantly - to a great extent
Predominate - be the most important, noticeable
Predominated - be the most important, noticeable
Predominates - be the most important, noticeable
Predominating - be the most important, noticeable
Predomination - advantage, predominance
Predominations - advantage, predominance
Preemie - infant
Preemies - infant
Preeminence - dominance
Preeminences - dominance
Preeminent - most important; superior
Preeminently - conspicuously
Preempt - take over in place of another
Preempted - take over in place of another
Preempting - take over in place of another
Preemption - usurpation
Preemptions - usurpation
Preemptive - preventive
Preempts - take over in place of another
Preen - admire and clean oneself
Preened - admire and clean oneself
Preening - admire and clean oneself
Preens - admire and clean oneself
Preexist - go ahead of
Preexisted - go ahead of
Preexistence - highest in rank; first in order
Preexistences - highest in rank; first in order
Preexistent - earlier, above
Preexisting - earlier
Preexists - go ahead of
Prefab - shelter for military
Prefabbed - build, produce
Prefabbing - build, produce
Prefabricate - construct structure
Prefabricated - prepared
Prefabricates - construct structure
Prefabricating - construct structure
Prefabrication - creation, building
Prefabrications - creation, building
Prefabs - shelter for military
Preface - introduction
Prefaced - introduction
Prefaces - introduction
Prefacing - introduction
Prefatory - opening
Prefer - favor; single out
Preferable - favored
Preferably - by preference
Preference - first choice
Preferences - first choice
Preferential - favored
Preferentiality - prejudice; lack of balance
Preferentially - a suggestion of choice
Preferment - bettering; something bettered
Preferments - bettering; something bettered
Preferred - favorite, chosen
Preferring - favor; single out
Prefers - favor; single out
Prefiguration - evidence, clue
Prefigurations - evidence, clue
Prefigure - hint
Prefigured - hint
Prefigurement - omen
Prefigurements - omen
Prefigures - hint
Prefiguring - hint
Prefix - an addition
Prefixed - join, fasten
Prefixes - an addition
Prefixing - join, fasten
Preform - predetermine, ordain
Preformed - predetermine, ordain
Preforming - predetermine, ordain
Preforms - predetermine, ordain
Preggers - carrying developing offspring within the body
Pregnable - vulnerable
Pregnancies - gestation
Pregnancy - gestation
Pregnant - carrying developing offspring within the body
Prehend - capture, arrest
Prehended - capture, arrest
Prehending - capture, arrest
Prehends - capture, arrest
Prehensile - eager to obtain knowledge or things
Prehension - comprehension, appreciation
Prehensions - comprehension, appreciation
Prehistorian - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Prehistorians - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Prehistoric - before recorded history
Prehistories - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Prehistory - study of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Prehuman