Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Pardon

Pardonn.forgiveness, a remission of penalty

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Pardon (2)

Pardonv.to forgive, excuse, pass by, remit

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Pardonable

Pardonablea.that may be forgiven, excusable

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Pardonableness

Pardonablenessn.a pardonable state or quality

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Pardonably

Pardonablyad.with or by pardon, excusably

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Pardoner

Pardonern.one who forgives another person

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Pare

Parev.t.to cut off the surface, cut, diminish

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Paregoric

Paregorica.having power to assuage pain

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Parenchyma

Parenchyma, [ch as k]n.spungy substance, the pith of plants

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Parenchymatous

Parenchymatousa.porous, spungy, pithy, soft

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Parent

Parentn.a father or mother, source, head, cause

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Parentage

Parentagen.birth, extraction, descent, kindred

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Parental

Parentala.becoming parents, affectionate, fond

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Parenthesis

Parenthesisn.a sentence included thus ()

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Parenthetical

Parentheticala.put or included in a parenthesis

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Parer

Parern.a tool to cut away the surface by

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Parget

Parget, [g hard]n.a plaster, plaster stone

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Pargip

Pargipn.a fish somewhat like the sea bream

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Parhelion

Parhelion, or Parheliumn.a mock or false sun

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Parian

Pariana.pertaining to Paros in the Egean sea

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Parietal

Parietala.making walls, relating to a bone

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Paring

Paringn.a thing that is pared off, a rind

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Parish

Parishn.a particular district or division of land under a minister having the cure of fouls, a religious society or corporation

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Parish (2)

Parisha.belonging to or maintained by a parish

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Parishioner

Parishioner, or Parishonern.one belonging to a parish

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Parisian

Parisiann.a native or inhabitant of Paris

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Parisian (2)

Parisiana.pertaining to Paris in France