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pang, pang$t, panged, pangit, pangt, peng,
pang [paŋ]
adj. Completely filled, full to overflowing, at bursting point. Tightly packed together.
v. To cram full.
pt. pp. pangt adj. pangit Stuffed, full to overflowing.
adj. Completely filled, full to overflowing, at bursting point. Tightly packed together.
v. To cram full.
pt. pp. pangt adj. pangit Stuffed, full to overflowing.
panee, pani, pannie, panny,
pani [S. ˈpanɪ]
n. col. Water. A pond or lake. Rain.
n. col. Water. A pond or lake. Rain.
From Romany.
pangshite, pangshite, panshine, panshine, panshit, panshite, panshite, pansjad, pansjad, prunsheon, punsheon,
panshite [ˈpanʃəit]
n. A flurry, to-do, state of excitement, panic or muddle.
n. A flurry, to-do, state of excitement, panic or muddle.
pant [pant]
n. To breathe with short, quick breaths, typically from exertion or excitement.
n. To breathe with short, quick breaths, typically from exertion or excitement.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pantin: Panting.
paantin, pantan, pantin,
pantin [I.Sh. ˈpa(ː)ntən]
n. A soft shoe, a slipper.
n. A soft shoe, a slipper.
pant,
pantomime [ˈpantəməim]
contracted pant [pant]
n. Fun, a prank.
contracted pant [pant]
n. Fun, a prank.
pantry [ˈpantre]
n. A (kitchen) storeroom.
n. A (kitchen) storeroom.
pants, punts,
pants [pants]
n. Pants, from pantaloons.
n. Pants, from pantaloons.
pabble, pap, pap-in, papped, papper, pappet, pappin, pappit, papple, papplin, pauper, pop, popple,
pap [pap]
n. A quick, light touch, a tap, rap, a swift blow. A pop.
v. To pop. To touch, strike lightly, beat, throw, aim.
pt. pp. pappit
n. A quick, light touch, a tap, rap, a swift blow. A pop.
v. To pop. To touch, strike lightly, beat, throw, aim.
pt. pp. pappit
papple [ˈpapl]
v. To bubble like boiling water, seethe with anger.
v. To bubble like boiling water, seethe with anger.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pappin: A drink made of light ale and oatmeal with a small quantity of whisky or brandy.
paap, paaps, pap, paps, pawp, pawps, sooky_pawpie, souky_pappie,
pap [pap]
n. A nipple, teat. The uvula. A small conical hill. A segments of an orange. NEC. SN. MN. The sea anemone Metridium senile.
pl. paps Breasts.
n. A nipple, teat. The uvula. A small conical hill. A segments of an orange. NEC. SN. MN. The sea anemone Metridium senile.
pl. paps Breasts.
Compounds and phrases etc.
deid men's paps: MN. A starfish.
deil's pap: NEC. The sea anemone Metridium senile.
sea pap: SEC. NEC. MN. A sea anemone.
souk pap: SW. A sea anemone.
souky pappie: NEC. A sea anemone.
witches' paps: WC. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.
deil's pap: NEC. The sea anemone Metridium senile.
sea pap: SEC. NEC. MN. A sea anemone.
souk pap: SW. A sea anemone.
souky pappie: NEC. A sea anemone.
witches' paps: WC. The foxglove Digitalis purpurea.