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Relating to a parent or parents.

The activity or process of raising a child or children.

One's mother and father.

The capital and largest city of France.

A small administrative district typically having its own church and priest.

A public area of land with grass and trees, used for recreation.

Brought a vehicle to a halt and left it temporarily, typically in a designated area.

The action or process of bringing a vehicle to a halt and leaving it temporarily.

Public areas of land set aside for recreation and enjoyment, typically containing grass, trees, and paths.

The highest legislative body in a country or state, typically consisting of elected representatives who make laws.

A sitting room in a private house, especially one used for receiving guests (dated or formal usage).

The conditional release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence, subject to good behavior and regular reporting.

A tropical bird with brightly colored plumage, a strong curved beak, and the ability to mimic human speech.

Plural of parson; members of the clergy, especially Protestant ministers or rectors.

A piece or segment of something that forms the whole.

Past tense and past participle of "part"; separated or divided from someone or something.

Existing only in part; incomplete or unfinished.

To some extent; not completely or wholly.

To take part in an activity or event.

Present participle of "participate"; taking part in an activity or event.

The action of taking part in something; involvement in an activity or event.

A minute portion of matter; an extremely small piece or amount.

Plural of particle; minute portions of matter or extremely small pieces.

Relating to a single person, thing, or instance rather than general.

To a higher degree than usual; especially.

Plural of party; social gatherings for entertainment or celebration.

The act of leaving or separating from someone; a departure or farewell.

To some extent but not completely; in part.

A person who shares in an activity or business with another or others.

Plural of partner; people who share or are associated with one another in some activity or enterprise.

The state of being a partner or partners; association or participation.

Pieces or segments of something.

A social gathering for entertainment or celebration.

Enjoying oneself at a party or other lively gathering, typically involving music, dancing, and drinking.

(historical) A Turkish military commander or high official, especially in the Ottoman Empire.

To move past or go by.

A narrow way, typically with walls on either side, allowing access between buildings or rooms.

Past tense and past participle of pass; moved past or went by.

A person who is traveling in a vehicle, aircraft, or ship but is not driving it or working on it.

People traveling in a vehicle, aircraft, or ship who are not operating or crewing it.

Moves past or goes by something or someone.

Going past; moving by.

A strong and barely controllable emotion.

Having or showing strong feelings or intense enthusiasm for something.

Strong, barely controllable emotions or feelings.

Accepting or allowing what happens without active response or resistance.

An official government document certifying the holder's identity and citizenship, used for international travel.

Official government documents certifying the holders' identities and citizenship, used for international travel.

A secret word or phrase used to gain access to a system, account, or secure area.

The time before the present; history.