Webster's Dictionary 1806

1378

Piteously

Piteouslyad.in a piteous manner, sadly

1379

Pitfal

Pitfaln.a pit dug and covered voer, trap, snare

1380

Pitfish

Pitfishn.a fish of the size of a smelt

1381

Pith

Pithn.the marrow of a plant, strength, weight

1382

Pithily

Pithilyad.with strength, with force or cogency

1383

Pithiness

Pithinessn.energy, strength, force, fulness

1384

Pithless

Pithlessa.wanting pith or force, weak, flat

1385

Pithy

Pithya.consisting of pith, energetic, forcible

1386

Pitiable

Pitiablea.deserving pity, mournful, wretched

1387

Pitiful

Pitifula.tender, paltry, despicable, wretched

1388

Pitifully

Pitifullyad.in a pitiful manner, meanly, badly

1389

Pitifulness

Pitifulnessn.tenderness, mercy, despicableness

1390

Pitiless

Pitilessa.devoid of pity, mercy or compassion

1391

Pitilessly

Pitilesslyad.without pity or mercy, cruelly

1392

Pitman

Pitmann.a man who works in pits, a sawyer

1393

Pitsaw

Pitsawn.a large saw to be used by two men

1394

Pittance

Pittancen.a small allowance, a little portion

1395

Pituitous

Pituitous, or Pituitarya.consisting of phlegm

1396

Pity

Pityn.compassion, sympathy, concern, mercy

1397

Pity (2)

Pityv.t.to compassionate misery, to bewail

1398

Pivot

Pivotn.a pin upon which a thing turns round

1399

Pix

Pixn.a box that contains the host, chest, pitch

1400

Placability

Placabilityn.a willingness to be appeased

1401

Placable

Placablea.that may be appeased or pacified

1402

Placart

Placartn.an edict, proclamation, manifesto

1403

Placarte

Placartev.t.to appease, pacify, quiet, reconcile

1404

Place

Placen.locality, residence, rank, office, state of being, space in general, room, part, ground