pact |
an agreement, esp. a sworn promise. [2 definitions] |
pad1 |
a piece of soft material used as cushioning to protect from abrasion or impact, such as a cushion, mat, or thick piece of blanket or quilt. [12 definitions] |
paddle |
a wide-bladed oar with a long handle, used with both arms for moving a small boat, esp. a canoe, through the water. [8 definitions] |
paddle wheel |
an engine-driven or pedal-operated wheel that has boards or paddles fixed at right angles around its circumference, used to propel a boat, esp. a river steamboat. |
paddock |
an enclosed field, usu. near a barn, for grazing or exercising horses. [2 definitions] |
paddy |
a flooded field for growing rice. |
padlock |
a portable lock for fastening doors, boxes, cables, and the like. [2 definitions] |
pagan |
a person professing belief in a polytheistic religion. [6 definitions] |
page1 |
one side of a sheet of printed or written paper. [6 definitions] |
page2 |
esp. formerly, a young person who attends someone of authority such as a king. [3 definitions] |
pageant |
a public spectacle with much colorful display, often celebrating and commemorating events of history or legend and presenting scenes from these. [2 definitions] |
pagoda |
a religious temple of eastern or southern Asia, often Hindu or Buddhist and having elaborate roof lines at each of many different levels. |
paid |
past tense and past participle of "pay." |
pail |
a steep-sided container with a handle; bucket. [2 definitions] |
pain |
physical distress or discomfort that is usu. caused by injury or illness and is the nervous system's means of signaling to the brain that something is wrong. [7 definitions] |
painful |
causing pain. [2 definitions] |
paint |
a liquid mixture of material including coloring agents or pigments, used to cover the surface of something or create pictures. [10 definitions] |
paintbrush |
any brush used to apply paint. [2 definitions] |
painter1 |
one who practices the art of painting. [2 definitions] |
painting |
a specific picture done by a painter. [3 definitions] |
pair |
two like or corresponding items designed to be used together. [10 definitions] |