Pettishness
Pettishnessn.fretfulness, peevishness, crossness
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Pettitoes
Pettitoesn. pl.the feet of a sucking pig, the feet
Petto
Petton.the breast, privacy, secrecy, reserve
Petty
Pettya.small, little, trifling, inconsiderable, low
Pettychaps
Pettychapsn.a bird in the north of England
Petulance
Petulance, or Petulencyn.sauciness, peevishness
Petulantly
Petulantlyad.perversely, peevishly, wantonly
Petulent
Petulenta.saucy, perverse, peevish, wanton
Petunsi
Petunsin.a stone or earth used in making china
Pew
Pewn.an inclosed or reserved seat in a church
Pew (2)
Pewv.t.to cover or furnish with pews
Pewet
Pewetn.a species of the lapwing, the black-cap
Pewter
Pewtern.a composition of lead, brass and tin, or tin and antimony
Pewterer
Pewterern.one who works in or sells pewter
Phaeton
Phaetonn.a high and open carriage of pleasure
Phagedenic
Phagedenica.eating flesh, corroding
Phalanger
Phalangern.a species of oppossum in the E. Indies
Phalanx
Phalanxn.a square troop of men closely embodied
Phalarope
Phalaropen.a bird with scolloped membranes on its toes
Phantagin
Phantaginn.the lesser or long tailed pangolin
Phantasm
Phantasmn.a vain imagination, whim, vision
Phanton
Phantonn.an aparition, ghost, fancied vision
Pharisaical
Pharisaicala.externally religious, deceitful
Pharisaically
Pharisaicallyad.with great ostentation, vainly
Pharisaism
Pharisaismn.the principles or practice of the Pharisees, oftentation of religion
Pharmaceutical
Pharmaceuticala.pertaining to pharmacy
Pharmacologist
Pharmacologistn.one who writes upon drugs