Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Patronise

Patronisev.t.to support, protect, favor, aid

488

Patronymic

Patronymicn.a name derived from ancestors

489

Patten

Pattena.the base of a pillar, a clog shod with iron

490

Pattepan

Pattepann.a pan to bake small pies in

491

Patter

Patterv.i.to beat or make a noise like hail

492

Pattern

Patternn.a specimen, example, figure;v.i.to copy

493

Patulous

Patulousa.open, wide, spreading

494

Paucity

Paucityn.fewness, smallness of number

495

Paunch

Paunchn.the belly;v.t.to take out the paunch

496

Pauper

Paupern.a poor person, one who receives alms

497

Pause

Pausen.a stop, a break,v.to wait, stop, deliberate

498

Pauser

Pausern.one who pauses, one who deliberates

499

Pavan

Pavan, or Pavinn.a grave kind of dance

500

Pave

Pavev.t.to lay with stones, prepare, make easy

501

Pavement

Pavementn.a paved way, a stone or brick floor

502

Paver

Pavern.one who paves or lays stones

503

Pavilion

Pavilionn.a tent, moveable house, main part

504

Pavilion (2)

Pavilionv.t.to furnish with or put in tents

505

Paw

Pawn.the foot of a beast, the hand

506

Paw (2)

Pawv.to handle roughly, strike, fawn, flatter

507

Pawed

Pawedpa. a.handled, flattered, having paws

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Pawl

Pawln.a bar of wood or iron to supporta windlass

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Pawn

Pawnn.a pledge left for security, a chessman

510

Pawn (2)

Pawnv.t.to pledge, leave or give security

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Pawnbroker

Pawnbrokern.one who lends money upon goods

512

Pay

Payv.t.paid, payed,pret.andpa.to discharge a debt, atone, reward, suffer, beat, drub

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Pay (2)

Payn.wages, hire, money for services, payment