Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Penetrant

Penetranta.having the power to pierce, sharp

677

Penetrate

Penetratev.t.to pierce, enter, dive, understand

678

Penetration

Penetrationn.a piercing, acuteness, sagacity

679

Penetrative

Penetrativea.piercing, subtle, acute, sagacious

680

Penetrials

Penetrialsn. pl.the inward parts, entrails, ob.

681

Penfish

Penfishn.a kind of eelpout, with a smooth skin

682

Penguin

Penguinn.a class of birds with short wings, a plant

683

Penine

Peninea.denominating the highest of the alps, Mount Blanc, the great St. Bernard, &c.

684

Peninsular

Peninsulara.in the state of a peninsular

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Peninsulate

Peninsulatev.t.to form a peninsula

686

Peninsulated

Peninsulatedpa.nearly surrounded by water

687

Penitence

Penitencen.repentance, a sorrow for sin

688

Penitent

Penitenta.repentant, sorrowful for an offense

689

Penitent (2)

Penitentn.one sorrowful for sin committed

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Penitential

Penitentiala.expressing repentance, sorrowful

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Penitential (2)

Penitentialn.a book directing the due penance

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Penitentiary

Penitentiaryn.one who does penance, a confessor

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Penitentiary (2)

Penitentiarya.penitential, sorrowful

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Penitently

Penitentlyad.with repentance, devoutly, lowly

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Penknife

Penknifen.a knife used to cut pens with

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Penman

Penmann.one who teaches writing, a writer

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Penmanship

Penmanshipn.the act, art or use of writing

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Pennant

Pennantn.a flag, a rope to hoist up thing by

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Pennate

Pennatea.winged, furnished with wings, even

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Penner

Pennern.a writer, composer, author, pencase

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Penniform

Penniforma.like a quill or fether

702

Penniless

Pennilessa.having no money, poor, wretched