Passionate
Passionatea.moved by passion, soon angry, fond
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Passionately
Passionatelyad.angrily, vehemently, fondly
Passionateness
Passionatenessn.an aptness to be in a passion
Passioning
Passioninga.earnestly wishing, fondly desiring
Passive
Passivea.submissive, meek, not opposing
Passively
Passivelyad.submissively, humbly
Passiveness
Passiveness, or Passivityn.submission, a power of suffering
Passover
Passovern.a great Jewish festival to commemorate God's passing by the Israelites when he smote the first-born of the Egyptians
Passport
Passportn.a permission in writing to pass or go
Past
Pastpa.not present, gone through, spent
Paste
Pasten.a thick mixture of solids and fluids, a cement
Paste (2)
Pastev.t.to fasten or stick with paste
Pasteboard
Pasteboardn.a thick and strong kind of paper
Pastern
Pasternn.a part of the leg, the heel of a horse
Pastil
Pastiln.a roll of paste, kind of pencil, crayon
Pastime
Pastimen.a sport, diversion, amusement, game
Pastinate
Pastinatev.i.to dig in a garden, prepare, not used
Pastination
Pastinationn.the act of digging the earth
Pastor
Pastorn.a sheperd, a minister of a congregation
Pastoral
Pastorala.rural, relating to the cure of souls
Pastoral (2)
Pastoraln.a kind of poem, rural song, bucolie
Pastry
Pastryn.baked paste, pies, a making of pies
Pastrycook
Pastrycookn.one who makes or sells pies, &c.
Pasturable
Pasturablea.that is fit or may serve for pasture
Pasturage
Pasturagen.land kept to be grazed, feed
Pasture
Pasturen.land used for grazing, feed, education
Pasture (2)
Pasturev.to put in a pasture, graze, feed, fatten