Pabular
Pabular, or Pabulousa.affording food
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Pabular, or Pabulousa.affording food
Paca, [a as in ask]n.a small quadruped of America, somewhate like a hare and a pig
Pacateda.appeased, pacified, calmed, mild
Paccann.an American tree and its nut
Pacen.a step, gait, degree, measure of five feet
Pacev.i.to move gently, to measure by steps
Pace, or Pacosn.the sheep of S. America, shaped like a camel
Pacedn.having or taught a certain kind of gait
Pacern.one who or that which paces, a horse
Pacifica.peaceable, peaceful, gentle, mild
Pacificn.the great ocean between America and Asia
Pacificationn.the act of making peace, quiet
Pacificatorn.a peacemaker, mediator, adviser
Pacifiern.one who pacifies, one who appeases
Pacifyv.t.to appease, still anger, make easy
Packn.a large bundle, load, burden, 52 cards, a number of hounds, set, crew
Packv.t.to bind up for carriage, to sort cards, to put down meat in salt, to pick a jury
Packagen.a large pack or bale, a thing or charge made for packing
Packclothn.a cloth for packing goods in
Packern.one who packs meat, goods, &c.
Packetn.a small pack, a parcel of letters, a vessel for despatches; in America, a coasting vessel for passengers
Packetv.t.to ply with a packet, put up in a bundle
Packetboatn.a boat for advice or passengers
Packhorsen.a horse of burden, drudge, shave
Packsaddlen.a saddle for carrying burdens on
Packthredn.a strong thred for packing with
Pact, or Pactionn.a bargain, covenant, agreement