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P, pae, pai, pay,
P [peː]
P, pay
n. The sixteenth letter of the alphabet.
P, pay
n. The sixteenth letter of the alphabet.
Pace, Pace_Day, Pace_egg, paes, Paesday, paes-egg, paice_egg, Pais, Paisday, Paiss, Paiss_Day, Pasche, Pase, Pask, Pesch, Pess, pesse,
Pace [pes, NN.b. peis]
n. Easter.
n. Easter.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Pace Day: Easter Day, I. also the Monday after Easter Day.
Pace egg: An Easter egg.
Pace egg: An Easter egg.
pace, paces, paes,
pace [pes]
n. A pace, the distance of one step.
pl. paces
As a unit of measurement the singular is used as the pl. with numerals.
n. A pace, the distance of one step.
pl. paces
As a unit of measurement the singular is used as the pl. with numerals.
pack, packeedge, packeege, packet, packit, packit, packman, packt, pak, pakket, pakkit, pakman,
pack [pak]
n. A pack(age), a bundle. One's worldly goods, property, fortune.
v. To pack, to make into a compact bundle or pack.
pt. pp. packit.
n. A pack(age), a bundle. One's worldly goods, property, fortune.
v. To pack, to make into a compact bundle or pack.
pt. pp. packit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
packet [ˈpakət]: A packet, a pannier. A load saddle.
packman, dim. packie: A travelling merchant, a hawker.
trim the pack: To be a pedlar
packman, dim. packie: A travelling merchant, a hawker.
trim the pack: To be a pedlar
pack, pact, pak, peck,
pack [pak]
n. An agreement, plot or conspiracy, usually of a secret and clandestine nature.
adj. On intimate and friendly terms. Linked by mutual feeling or understanding, in league, confederate.
n. An agreement, plot or conspiracy, usually of a secret and clandestine nature.
adj. On intimate and friendly terms. Linked by mutual feeling or understanding, in league, confederate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
in pack: In collusion, in league.
pack and thick: Confidentially intimate.
pack and thick: Confidentially intimate.
pack, packshon, packtion, pact, paction, pactione,
pact [pak(t)]
n. A pact.
n. A pact.
paction [ˈpakʃən]
n. An agreement, bargain, an understanding. Collusion, trickery, fraud.
v. To come to an agreement with, to enter into a compact.
n. An agreement, bargain, an understanding. Collusion, trickery, fraud.
v. To come to an agreement with, to enter into a compact.
pad, padded, paddered, paddert, paddet, paddit, pad-roadie, pad-roddy, paud, pod,
pad [pad]
n. A footpath, a narrow, unsurfaced track or way. A route over a natural obstacle, a pass through hills etc.
v. To travel on foot. To trot along steadily and purposefully. To depart, take oneself off. To tread or beat down earth or snow etc. to form a path by repeated treading.
pt. pp. paddit adj. Trampled, well trodden, oft-trodden.
n. A footpath, a narrow, unsurfaced track or way. A route over a natural obstacle, a pass through hills etc.
v. To travel on foot. To trot along steadily and purposefully. To depart, take oneself off. To tread or beat down earth or snow etc. to form a path by repeated treading.
pt. pp. paddit adj. Trampled, well trodden, oft-trodden.
Compounds and phrases etc.
paddert [ˈpadərt, -d]: Trampled, well trodden.
pad-roadie [-rodɪ, -rɔdɪ]: A footpath, a track.
pad-roadie [-rodɪ, -rɔdɪ]: A footpath, a track.
pad, paddin,
pad [pad]
n. A pad.
v. To pad.
n. A pad.
v. To pad.
Compounds and phrases etc.
paddin. Padding.
paddock,
paddock [ˈpadək]
n. A small farm.
n. A small farm.
paewae, pee-wee, pew-woo, poo-woo, powe-wowe, pow-wow, pye-wae,
paewae [peːweː, p(j)uːwuː, piːuːwiːuː, pʌuwʌu]
adj. Pale, sickly, drooping.
adj. Pale, sickly, drooping.