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parasol	a light umbrella used especially by women to protect against the sun.
paratrooper	a soldier trained to parachute from an airplane into an area where there is fighting.
parcel	something wrapped or packed for carrying or shipping; package. [3 definitions]
parch	to make very dry by heating. [2 definitions]
parchment	a material like paper made of the skins of sheep or goats. [2 definitions]
pardon	forgiveness for a small disturbance. [4 definitions]
pare	to cut off the outside layer or ends from. [2 definitions]
parent	a mother or a father.
parental	of, relating to, or characteristic of a parent or parents.
parenthesis	either of a pair of punctuation marks ( ). They are used to enclose information that is not part of the main sentence. They are also used to set apart mathematical quantities to be treated as a unit.
paring knife	a small knife with a short blade used especially for peeling the skin of vegetables and fruits.
Paris	the capital city of France.
parish	a district of a Christian religion that has its own church and priest or minister.
park	an area of public land, as in a city, that is set aside for rest and enjoyment. [3 definitions]
parka	a warm jacket with a hood.
parking lot	an area, usually paved with concrete or asphalt, where motor vehicles can be parked.
parking meter	a device set next to a parking space that accepts coins to pay for parking there and shows the amount of time allowed.
parkway	a divided road or highway with trees, grass, or bushes along the sides or on the center strip. [2 definitions]
parliament	a group of people who make the laws for a country. [2 definitions]
parlor	a room in a house, hotel, restaurant, or the like for conversation or for entertaining guests. [2 definitions]
parochial	having to do with or in a church parish.

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