Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Perverter

Pervertern.one who perverts, one who corrupts

1001

Pervertible

Pervertiblea.that may be perverted or turned

1002

Pervestigation

Pervestigationn.a thorough examination

1003

Pervicacious

Pervicaciousa.spitefully obstinate, stubborn

1004

Pervicaciously

Pervicaciouslyad.with spiteful obstinacy

1005

Pervicaciousness

Pervicaciousness, or Pervicacityn.perverse obstinacy

1006

Pervious

Perviousa.admitting passage, pervading

1007

Perviousness

Perviousnessn.a pervious quality or state

1008

Pesade

Pesaden.a particualr motion made by a horse

1009

Peso

Peson.a coin, value about 132 cents

1010

Pest

Pestn.a plague, mischief, bane, destruction, ruin

1011

Pester

Pesterv.t.to plague, tease, harass, disturb

1012

Pesterer

Pesterern.one who pesters, one who plagues

1013

Pesterous

Pesterousa.troublesome, cumbersome, odious

1014

Pesthouse

Pesthousen.a hospital for infectious persons

1015

Pestiferous

Pestiferousa.destructive, deadly, malignant

1016

Pestilence

Pestilencen.a contagious diestemper, the plague

1017

Pestilent

Pestilent, or Pestilentiala.infectious, pernicious

1018

Pestillation

Pestillationn.the act of pounding in a mortar

1019

Pestle

Pestlen.a tool to beat in a morter, a gammon

1020

Pet

Petn.a slight passion or anger, whim, eade lamb

1021

Petal

Petaln.a leaf of a flower, or flower leaf

1022

Petalform

Petalforma.in shape of a petal

1023

Petalism

Petalismn.a banishment by writing votes on leaves, an ancient practice in Syracuse

1024

Petalled

Petalleda.furnished with petals

1025

Petalline

Petallinea.pertaining to or being on a petal

1026

Petar

Petar, or Petardn.an engine to blow up places by