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- pageantsnoun
Plural of "pageant"; public entertainments or processions with elaborate costumes and displays.
- pagedverb
Called or summoned someone using a public address system or pager.
- pagernoun
A small electronic device that receives messages or alerts, historically used before mobile phones became widespread.
- pagersnoun
Small wireless devices that receive messages, typically used to alert the carrier that someone is trying to contact them.
- pagesnoun
Plural of page; multiple sides of paper in a book, document, or publication.
- paginationnoun
The process of numbering pages in a book or document.
- pagingverb
Calling someone over a public address system or sending a message to their pager.
- pagodanoun
A tiered tower with multiple eaves, common in East Asian countries, often used as a Buddhist or Hindu temple or memorial.
- pagodasnoun
Plural of pagoda; tiered towers with multiple eaves common in East Asian countries, often used as Buddhist or Hindu temples.
- paidverb
Past tense and past participle of pay.
- paigeproper_noun
A female given name of English origin.
- pailnoun
A cylindrical container with a handle, used for carrying liquids or other materials; a bucket.
- pailsnoun
Plural of pail; cylindrical containers with handles used for carrying liquids or other materials.
- painnoun
Physical suffering or discomfort caused by illness or injury.
- painedadjective
Showing or feeling distress, hurt, or discomfort, especially emotional.
- painfuladjective
Causing physical pain or discomfort.
- painfullyadverb
In a way that causes physical or emotional pain.
- painingverb
Causing physical pain or discomfort.
- painkillernoun
A medicine or drug that reduces or eliminates pain.
- painkillersnoun
Medications that reduce or eliminate pain.
- painlessadjective
Not causing physical pain.
- painlesslyadverb
Without causing physical pain.
- painsnoun
Plural of pain; multiple instances of physical or emotional suffering.
- painstakingadjective
Done with or showing great care and thoroughness; extremely careful and precise.
- painstakinglyadverb
In a way that shows great care, thoroughness, and attention to detail.
- paintnoun
A colored substance spread over a surface to give it color or protection.
- paintballnoun
A competitive team sport in which players shoot capsules of paint at each other using air-powered guns.
- paintedadjective
Covered with paint; decorated with paint.
- painternoun
An artist who creates paintings.
- paintersnoun
Plural of painter; multiple artists who create paintings.
- paintingnoun
A work of art created with paint on a surface.
- paintingsnoun
Plural of painting; multiple works of art created with paint.
- paintsnoun
Plural of paint; multiple containers or types of paint.
- pairnoun
A set of two things used together or regarded as a unit.
- pairsnoun
Plural of pair; multiple sets of two matching or connected items.
- pajamasnoun
Loose-fitting clothing worn for sleeping, typically consisting of a top and trousers.
- pakistanproper_noun
A country in South Asia, bordered by India, Afghanistan, Iran, and China.
- pakistaniadjective
Relating to Pakistan, its people, or its culture.
- palnoun
(informal) A friend.
- palacenoun
A large and impressive residence, especially one belonging to royalty or a head of state.
- paladinnoun
(historical) Any of the twelve legendary warriors of Charlemagne's court.
- palatableadjective
Pleasant to taste; agreeable to the palate.
- palatenoun
The roof of the mouth, separating the oral and nasal cavities.
- palatialadjective
Resembling a palace in being spacious, grand, and luxurious.
- palavernoun
Prolonged and tedious fuss or discussion, especially about trivial matters.
- paleadjective
Light in color; not bright or intense.
- palestineproper_noun
A region in the Middle East on the eastern Mediterranean coast, historically comprising areas of modern-day Israel and the Palestinian territories.
- palettenoun
A thin board or slab on which an artist mixes colors.
- palindromenoun
A word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters that reads the same forward and backward, ignoring spaces and punctuation.
- palisadenoun
A fence of wooden stakes or iron railings fixed in the ground, forming an enclosure or defense.