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parrack, parreck, parroch, parrock, parrok,
parrock [ˈparək]
n. A small enclosure or pen. Things closely huddled together.
v. To confine, enclose.
n. A small enclosure or pen. Things closely huddled together.
v. To confine, enclose.
pa$snip, pa$snips, parsneep, parsnip,
parsnip [ˈparsnɪp]
n. A parsnip.
n. A parsnip.
partan, partan-taed, parten, partin, parton, pertan, portan,
partan [ˈpartən]
n. The common edible crab Cancer pagurus.
n. The common edible crab Cancer pagurus.
Compounds and phrases etc.
partan-taed: adj. Intoed.
partch, perch,
partch [partʃ]
n. A perch. A pole or pile of stones set up in a seaway to guide navigation.
n. A perch. A pole or pile of stones set up in a seaway to guide navigation.
See perk also.
parteeciple,
parteeciple [ˈpartisəpl]
n. A participle.
n. A participle.
pairticular, parteecilar, parteeclar, parteeclars, parteecular, parteecularity, parteeculars, parteeculars, parteeklar, parteeklars, parteekler, parteiclars, parteicular, parteicularitie, parteiklar, parteiklars, partickler, particlar, particler, particularity, partikler, perteeccular, perteecular, pertickler, perticulars, purteeclir,
parteecular [ˈpartiklər, ˈpartikələr]
adj. Remarkable, worthy of note, unusual, odd, strange, peculiar. Private, confidential. Of people: showing special kindness or attention to another, affable, markedly friendly, ingratiating, familiar in manner.
adv. Particularly, markedly, to an unusual degree, especially.
adj. Remarkable, worthy of note, unusual, odd, strange, peculiar. Private, confidential. Of people: showing special kindness or attention to another, affable, markedly friendly, ingratiating, familiar in manner.
adv. Particularly, markedly, to an unusual degree, especially.
Compounds and phrases etc.
parteeculars: pl. Particulars, private matters.
parteecularity [ˈpartiklərətɪ, ˈpartikələrətɪ]: An idiosyncracy.
parteecularity [ˈpartiklərətɪ, ˈpartikələrətɪ]: An idiosyncracy.
parteeshun, parteetion, pateeshin, pateition, patition,
parteetion [pərˈtiʃən]
n. A partition.
n. A partition.
partelt, partle, partle, partled,
partle [partl]
n. A small worthless thing, a trifle, detail.
v. To waste time, work in a half-hearted way, trifle.
pt. pp. partelt
n. A small worthless thing, a trifle, detail.
v. To waste time, work in a half-hearted way, trifle.
pt. pp. partelt
pash, pashie, pashy,
pash [paʃ]
n. A jocular term for the head.
n. A jocular term for the head.
pashy
adj. Sagacious, 'brainy', witty.
adj. Sagacious, 'brainy', witty.
pasper, paspier,
pasper [ˈpaspər]
n. SW. Samphire Crithmum maritimum.
n. SW. Samphire Crithmum maritimum.