nôr, nôt-tube, tåb, båll-oil-pôånd-thin, THIS. Parrot, pår råt s. a party-coloured bird Particularly,pår-tik ́kú-lår-lè ad.distinctly Parry,pår'rè v. n. to put by thrusts, to fence singly Parse, pårse v. a. to resolve a sentence into Partisan, pår'tè-zân s. a kind of pike or the elements or parts of speech [frugal halberd; the commander of a party Parsimonious, pår-sé-mo'nè-us a. covetous, Partition, pår-tish'un s. the act of dividing, Parsimoniousness, pår-sè-mò'nè-ůs-nês s. a the state of being divided; division, sedisposition to spare [vetousness paration, distinction Parsimony, pår'sè-mân-è s. frugality, co- Partition, pår-tish'an v. a. to divide into Parsley, par'sle s. a plant distinct parts [degree Parson, pår'sn s. the priest of a parish; a Partly,pårt'lè ad. in some measure, in some clergyman; a preacher [parish Partner, pårt når s. partaker, sharer Parsonage, pår'sn-aje s. the benefice of a Partnership, pårt'når-ship s. joint interPart, pårt s. something less than the whole, est or property; the union of two or a portion, a quantity taken from a lar- more in the same trade ger quantity; side, party [separate Partridge, pår'tridje s. a bird of game Part, pårt v. a. to divide, to distribute; to Parturient, pår-tù'rè-ênt a. about to bring Part, pårt v. n. to be separated; to take forth [being about to bring forth farewell; to part with, to resign Parturition, pår-tshu-rish'an s. the state ot Partable, pårt'å-bl a. divisible, such as Party, pår'te s. a number of persons conmay be parted [thing; to participate federated; one of two litigants; a sePartake,pår-take' v. n. to have share of any lect assembly; a person distinct from, Partaker, pår-tà'kår s. a sharer, an asso- or opposed to, another; a detachment ciate (ground of soldiers [diversity of colours Parterre, pår-tåre' s. a level division of Party-coloured, pår'tè-kål-lård a. having Partial, pår'shål a. inclined to favour one Party-wall, pår-té-wåll' s. a wall that sepaparty; affecting only one part; not rates one house from the next Parvity, pår'vè-tè s. littleness ment universal Partiality, pår-shè-âl'lè-tè s. unequal judg-Paschal, pås'kâl a. relating to he passo for dislike ver; relating to Easter Partially, pår'shâl-lè ad. with unjust favour Pasquin, pâs'kwin Participant,pår-tis'sè-pant a. sharing Pasquinade, pas-kwin-åde'} make way; to be spent; to be at an end; to be enacted; to become current; to occur; to exceed; to thrust; to omit s. a lampoon Participate, pår-tis'sè-påte v. n. to partake, Pass, pås v. n. to go, to be progressive; to to have share Participation, pår-tis-sè-på'shůn s. the state of sharing something in common; distribution [nature of a participle Participial, par-tè-sip'pè-âl a. having the Participle, pår'tè-sip-pl s. a word partaking at once of the qualities of a noun and verb [greater substance Particle, pår'te-kl s. any small portion of a Particular, pår-ti 'ù-lår a. relating to single persons, not general; individual; odd Pass, pås v. a. to go beyond; to go through; to spend time; to move hastily over; to transmit; to put an end to; to transcend; to admit; to enact a law; to impose fraudulently; to practise artfully Pass, pås s. a narrow entrance; passage, road; thrust in fencing Particular,pår-tik'ů-lår s. a single instance, Passable, pås'sâ-bl a. possible to be passed a single point through or over; tolerable Particularity, pår-tik-kå-lår'è-tè s. private Passado, pås-sa'do s. a push, a thrust incident; something peculiar Passage, pås'sidje s. act of passing, jour Particularize, pår-tik'ků-la-rize v. a. to ney; road; entrance or exit, liberty to mention distinctly, to detail pass; part of a book Fate, får, fåll, fât-mè, mêt-pine, pin-nò, move, Passenger, pas'sin-jår s. a traveller; one Pasturage, pâs'tshu-rådje s. lands grazed who hires in any vehicle the liberty of by cattle [which cattle feed; education travelling [sions from external agents Pasture, pås'tshure s. food; ground on Passible, pås'se-bla. susceptive of impres- Pasty, pâs'te s. a pie of crust raised withPassibleness, pâs'sè-bl-nês a. quality of re- out a dish; a pie ceiving impressions from external agents Pat, pât a. convenient, exactly suitable Passing,pås sing part. a. supreme, eminent; Pat, pât s. a light quick blow, a tap exceeding [rings immediately after death Pat, pât v. a. to strike lightly, to tap Passingbell, pås sing-bel s. the bell which Patch, pâtsh v. a. to cover with a piece Passion, pash'un s. anger, zeal, ardour sewed on; to mend clumsily love; eagerness; the last suffering of Patch, pâtsh s. a piece sewed on to cover a the Redeemer [sion hole; spot of black silk put on the face Passionate, pash'ûn-nât a. moved by pas-Patchwork, pâtsh'wůrk s. work made by Passionately, påsh'ån-nåt-lè ad. with de- sewing small pieces of different colours sire, love, or hatred; angrily interchangeably together Passion-week, påsh'un-wèèk' s. the week Pate, påte s. the head [of opening before Easter [suffering Patefaction, pât-tè-fâk'shun s. act or state Passive, pås'siv a. external; unresisting; Patent, pât'tent, or på tent a. open to the Passively, pås'siv-lè ad. with a passive na- perusal of all; appropriated by letters patent [exclusive right or privilege Passiveness, pås'siv-nès s. quality of re-Patent, pât'tent s. a writ conferring some ceiving impressions from external a-Patentee, pât-tên-tèè' s. one who has a gents; power of suffering Passover, pås'd-vår s. a Jewish festival Paternal, pá-têr'nâl a.fatherly; hereditary Passport, pås'port s. permission of egress Path, påth s. way, road, tract [sions Past,påst part. a. not present,gone through Pathetick, på-thet tik a. affecting the pasPast, past prep. beyond in time; no longer Pathetically, pâ-thet'tè-kâl-è ad. in, such a capable of; out of reach of; farther manner as may strike the passions than; above ture Paste, påste s. any thing mixed up so as to be viscous and tenacious; imitation of precious stones Paste, påste v. a. to fasten with paste Pasteboard, påste'bord s.a kind of coarse, thick, stiff paper Pastern, pås turn s. the distance between the joint next the foot and the coronet Pastil, pås'til s, a roll of paste [of a horse Pastime, pås time s. sport, amusement Pastor, påstår s. a shepherd, a clergyman who has the care of a flock patent tion of mind Pathless, path'lês a. untrodden Patience, pa shense s. endurance, the power of expecting long without rage or discontent, the power of supporting injuries without revenge Patient, på'shent a, having the quality of enduring; calm under pain or affliction Patient, pa'shent s. a person diseased Pastoral, pås'tur-âl a. rural,imitating shep-Patiently, på'shẻnt-lè ad. without rage or herds; relating to the care of souls affliction Pastoral, pås'tůr-âl s. a poem relative to Patly, pât'lè ad. commodiously, fitly the incidents in a country life, a buco-Patriarch, på'trè-årk s. the father and ruPastry, på'stre s. pies or baked paste [lick ler of a family; a bishop superiour to Pastry-cook, pa'strè-kook s. one whose arch-bishops [patriarchs trade is to make and sell things baked Patriarchal, på-trè-år'kål a. belonging to in paste Patriarchate, på-trè-år kåt s. a bishoprick superiour to archbishopricks Pasturable, pas'tshủ-rá-bļ a. fit for pasture thé Romans nỏr, nôt-tube, tüb, büll-dil-pổûnd-thin, This. Patrician, på-trish'ân a. senatoriai, noble Paymaster, pà'inå-står s. one from whom Patricien, på-trish'ån s. a nobleman among wages or reward is received [reward [by inheritance Payment, på'ment s. the act of paying; a Patrimonial, pât-trè-mo'né-ål a. possessed Pea, pè s. a well known kind of pulse Patrimony, pat'trè-mån-né s.an estate pos-Peace, pèse s. respite from war; quiet; sessed by inheritance rest; silence Patriot, pa'tre-at s. one whose ruling pas-Peace,pese int.a word commanding silence sion is the love of his country [country Peaceable, pèse'a-bl a. free from war, Patriotism, på'trè-ût-izm s. love of one's quiet; undisturbed [disposition to peace Patrol, på-trole' s. the act of going the Peaceableness, pèse å-bl-nês s. quietness, rounds in a garrison; those that go the Peaceably, pèse à-blè ad. without tumult [camp or garrison Peaceful, pèse'ful a. quiet; pacifick, mild Patrol, pâ-trole' v. a. to go the rounds in a Peacefully, pèse'fùl-le ad. quietly; mildly, Patron, på trån s. one who countenances, gently [from disturbance supports, or protects [tion Peacefulness, pèse'ful-nes s.quiet, freedom Patronage, pât trån-idje s. support, protec- Peach, petsh s. a fruit-tree; the fruit Patronal, pat rò-nål a.protecting, guarding Peachcoloured, petsh'kůl-lård a. of a coPatroness, på'trůn-ês s. a female that de- lour like a peach [beauty of his feathers fends, countenances, or supports; a fe-Peacock, pè'kôk s. a fowl eminent for the male guardian saint [support Peahen, pè'hen s. the female of a peacock Patronise, pât'tro-nize v. a. to protect, to Peak, péke s. the top of a hill; the rising Patronymick, pât-trò-nim'mik s. a word forepart of a head-dress rounds expressing the name of an ancestor Peal, pèle s. a succession of loud sounds, Patten, pât'tin s. a wooden clog with an as of bells, thunder, or cannon [fruit iron ring [the beating of hail Pear, påre s. a well known fruit tree; the Patter, pat'tur v. n. to make a noise like Pearl, përl s. a gem generated in the body Pattern, pât'tårn s. the original proposed of a testaceous fish [bling pearls Pearly, perle a. abounding with or resemPearmain, pàre-måne' s. an apple Peasant, pez'zânt s. a hind, one whose bu siness is rural labour to imitation; a specimen Paucity, paw'sé-tè s. fewness, smallness of number or quantity Paunch, pånsh s. the belly Pauper, påw'půr s. a poor person Peasantry, pêz'zant-rè s. peasants,rusticks Pause, pawz s. a stop; suspease; break Peashell, pe'shel s. the husk that contains Pause, påwz v. n. to wait, to stop; to de-Pease, pèze s. food of peas [peas liberate [to floor with stone Peat, pète s. a species of turf used for fire Pave, påve r, a. to lay with brick or stone, Pebble, pêb'bl Pavement, pave'ment s. stones or bricks Pebblestone, pêb'bl-stone laid on the ground hard stone; a sort of bastard gem s. a round Pavier,pave'yår s.one who lays with stones Pebbly, pêb'blé z. full of pebbles Paw, paw s. the foot of a beast Paw, paw v. a. to strike with the fore foot; Peccable, pék'kå-bl a. incident to sin to handle roughly Pawn, påwn v. a. to pledge Peccadillo, pêk-ka-dil'lò s. a petty fault Pawn, pawn s. something given in pledge Peccant, pak kant a. criminal; ill-disposed Payable, på-a-bla, due; to be paid Pectoral, pêk'tär-ål a. belonging to the Fate, far, fall, fat-inẻ, mêt—plne, pin-nò, move, Pectoral, pek'tar-âl s. a medicine proper Peevishness,pèè'vish-nês s.irascibility,fret to strengthen the breast and stomach fulness [hole; the pin of an instrument Peculate,pek'ku-låte v. n. to rob or defraud Peg, peg s. a piece of wood driven into a the publick [the publick Peg, peg v. a. to fasten with a peg [sense Peculation, pêk-ku-lå'shůn s. robbery of Pelf, peif s. money; riches in an odious Peculator, pek-kù-lå'tür s. robber of the Pelican, pêl'lè-kån s. a bird [ticular, single Pellet, peilit s. a little ball publick Peculiar, pék-cu'lè-ûr a. appropriate, par- Pellicle, pël'lè-kl s. a thin skin Peculiarity, pé-ku-lè-år'è-tè s. particularity Pellmell, pêl-mêl ad. confusedly [chequer Peculiarly, pè-ku'lè-ar-lè ad. particularly, Pells, pêlz s. an office belonging to the exsingly [money Pellucid, pêl-lu'sid a. clear, transparent Pecuniary, pé-kù'nè-år-è a. relating to Pellucidness,pêl-lu'sid-nês s.transparency, Pedagogue,pêd'dâ-gôg s. a school-master; Pelt, pêlt s. skin, hide a pedant Pedals, pêd'dals s. the large pipes of an or- thrown; to throw [clearness [gan Pelt, pêlt v. a. to strike with something Pedant, pêd'dânt s. a man vain of low Pelvis, pêl'vis s. the lower part of the belly knowledge [tatious of learning Pen, pên s. an instrument of writing; a Pedantick, pe-dân'tîk a. awkwardly osten- small enclosure Pedantry, pêd'dan-trè s. awkward osten- Pen, pên v. a. to coop, to shut up; to write tation of needless, learning Penal, pè'nal a. enacting punishment Peddle, pêd'dl v. n. to be busy about trifles Penalty, pên'nål-tè s. punishment, judicial Peddling, pêd'dl-ing a. petty dealing infliction Pedestal, pêd'dês-tal s. the lower member Penance, pên'nânse s. infliction suffered as of a pillar, the basis of a statue an expression of repentance for sin Pedestrious, pè-dês trè-ůs a. going on foot Pence, pênse s. the plural of Penny Pedicle, pêd'de-kl s. the footstalk Pencil, pên'sil s. a small brush of hair; Pedigree, pêd'de-grè s. genealogy, lineage any instrument of writing without ink Pediment, pêd'de-ment s. an ornament Pendant, pen'dånt s. a jewel hanging in that finishes the fronts of buildings, and the ear; any thing hanging by way of serves as a decoration over gates Pedler, pêd'lår s. one who travels the Pendence, pên'dense s. slopeness country with small commodities Pendency, pên'dea-se s. suspense Pedlery, pêd'lar-è a. wares sold by pedlers Pendent, pen'dênt a. hanging Pedobaptism, pêd-dò-båp tizm s. infant Pending, pênd'ing a. depending ornament baptism [practises infant baptisin Pendulous, pên'ju-lus a.hanging [hanging Pedobaptist, ped-do-bap'tist s. one that Pendulosity, pên-ju-lôs'ê-te s. state of Peel, peel v. a. to decorticate, to flay Pendulum, pên'ju-lam s. part of a clock Peel, péél s. the skin or thin rind of any Penetrable, pen'nè-trå-bĺ a. such as may thing; a thin board with a long handle, used by bakers Peep, peep v. n. to look slily, or curiously be pierced; susceptive of impression Penetrability, pên-ne-trâ-bîl'è-té s. susceptibility of impression Penetrant, pên'nè-trânt a. having the pow subtile Penguin, pên'gwin s. a bird a fruit når, nốt―tåbe, tåb, båll-811-pånd—thin, This. but one Peninsula, pên-în'shu-lå s. a piece of land Penultima, pè-nål'tè-mâ s.the last syllable almost surrounded by the sea Peninsulated, pên-in'shù-là-têd a. almost Penultimate, pè-nål'tè'måte a. belonging surrounded with water to the last syllable but one [shadow Penitence, pên'nè-tênse s. repentance Penumbra, pè-nam'brâ s. an imperfect Penitent, pen'ne-tênt a. repentant,contrite Penurious,pé-nù'ré-ûs a.niggardly,sparing Penitent,pen'ne-tent s.one sorrowful for sin Penuriousness,pè-nù'ré-is-ness.parsimony Penitential, pên-nè-tên'shål a. expressing Penury, pên'nu-rè s. poverty, indigence penitence People, peè'pl s. a nation; the commonPenitentiary, pên-nè-tên'shâ-rè s. one who alty; men [tants prescribes the rules and measures of People, pèè'pl v. a. to stock with inhabi penance; a penitent; place where pe- Pepper, pèp'pår s. an aromatick kind of nance is enjoined [pens grain Penknife, pên'nife s. a knife used to cut Pepper, pêp'pår v. a. to sprinkle with pepPenman, pên'mân s. one who professes the per; to mangle with shot or blows art of writing; a writer Peppercorn, pep'pår-körn s. any thing of Pennant, pên'nånt s, a small flag inconsiderable value Pennated, pên'nà-têd a. winged Penny, pên'nè s. a small coin, twelve make a shilling [nently hot Peppermint, pêp'pår-mint s. mint emiof which Peptick, pêp'tik a.helping digestion [haps [money Peradventure, pêr-åd-ven'tshure ad. per Penny less, pên'né-lès a. poor, wanting Perambulate, pêr-âm'bù-låte v. a. to walk Pennyroyal, pên-nè-ròè'âl s. an herb through [of passing through Pennyweight, pên'nè-wåte s. twenty-four Perambulation,per-âm-bu-la'shun s.the act grains Troy weight Perceivable, pêr-sè'vå-bl a. perceptible. Pennyworth, pên'nè-wůrth s. as much as Perceive, pêr-sève' v. a. to discover, to obis bought for a penny; something ad- serve vantageously bought Pensile, pên'sil a. hanging, suspended Pension, pên'shån s. an allowance made without an equivalent [tion Perceptibility, pêr-sep-tè-bil'è-té s.percep be known or observed [notion [by pensions Perception, pêr-sep'shon s.consciousness; Pensionary, pên'shủn-â-rè a. maintained Perceptive, pêr-sép’tiv a. having the power Pensioner, pên'shån-år s. a dependant of perceiving Pensive, pên'siv a. sorrowfully, thoughtful Perch, pêrtsh s. a fish; a bird's roost; a with five strings measure of five yards and a half Perch, pêrtsh v. n. to sit or roost as a bird Perchance, pêr-tshânse' ad. perhaps straining of pen, shut up Pentachord, pên'tâ-kord s. an instrument Percolate, pêr'ko-låte v. a. to strain [sides Percolation, pêr-ko-là'shůn s. the act of Pentaedrous, pen-tâ-è'drås a. having five [stroke Pentagon, pên'tå-gôn s. a figure with five Percussion,pêr-kush'uns the actof striking, angles [gles Percutient, pêr-ku'shent a. striking Pentagonal,pên-tåg'd-nål a. having five an- Perdition, per-dish'un s. destruction, ruin, Pentameter, pên-tắmmẻ-tủr 8. a Latin eternal death verse of five feet [nered Perdue, pêr-dù' ad. close in ambush Pentangular, pen-tâng'gù-lár a. five-cor-Perdurable, pêr'dú-râ-bl a. lasting, long Pentateuch, pên'tå-tuke s. the five books continued [to live in foreign countries [Jews Peregrinate, per'rè-grè-nåte v. n. to travel to live in foreign countries of Moses Pentecost, pên'tè-koste s.a feast among the Penthouse,penthouse sa shed hanging out Peregrination, per-rè-grè-na-shôn s.travel, aslope from the wall abode in foreign countries |