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pensel, pensell, pensil, pensle, pinsell,
pensil [ˈpɛnsɪl]
n. A pennon or streamer. A standard or set of colours. The standard carried at the common riding in Hawick.
n. A pennon or streamer. A standard or set of colours. The standard carried at the common riding in Hawick.
penshin, pension, pensioner, pynshion,
pension [ˈpɛnʃən]
n. A regular monetary, payment, made to a person for past or present services, but also ex gratia, a stipend or allowance.
n. A regular monetary, payment, made to a person for past or present services, but also ex gratia, a stipend or allowance.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pensioner: A pensioner.
paintet, paintit, peint, peintit, pent, pented, penter, pentin, pentit, pint, pinted, pinter, pintin, pintit, pynt, pynted, pynter, pyntin,
pent [pɛnt, MN. pəint]
n. Paint.
v. To paint.
pt. pp. pentit
n. Paint.
v. To paint.
pt. pp. pentit
Compounds and phrases etc.
penter [-ər]: A painter.
pentin: Painting.
pentin: Painting.
pennult, penult,
penult [pəˈnʌlt]
adj. Last but one, second-last (day of the month). Penultimate.
adj. Last but one, second-last (day of the month). Penultimate.
peepil, peepul, peiple, people,
people [ˈpipəl]
n. People.
n. People.
pappin, pappit, pepane, peppin,
pepane [ˈpɛpen]
n. A doll, puppet. A child, a small ridiculous figure.
n. A doll, puppet. A child, a small ridiculous figure.
paipin, paipint, pappan, pappant, pepen, peppen, peppin, peppint,
peppin [MN. ˈpɛpɪn]
v. To pamper or overprotect a child or animal. To coddle, indulge.
pt. pp. paipint adj. Petted, spoilt, pampered. Prosperous, successful in worldly things, spoilt by fortune.
v. To pamper or overprotect a child or animal. To coddle, indulge.
pt. pp. paipint adj. Petted, spoilt, pampered. Prosperous, successful in worldly things, spoilt by fortune.
perceive, perceptive, persave,
perceive [pɛrˈsiːv, pɛrˈseːv]
v. To perceive.
pt. pp. perceived
v. To perceive.
pt. pp. perceived
Compounds and phrases etc.
perception: Perception.
perceptive [pərˈsɛptɪv]: Perceptive.
perceptive [pərˈsɛptɪv]: Perceptive.
percent, percint,
percent [pərˈsɛnt]
n. Percent.
n. Percent.
perconnon, perconnons, perconon, perconons, percunnance, percunnance, preconnon, preconnons, preconon, preconons, precunnance$t,
perconnon [MN. pərˈkɔnən]
n. An understanding, proviso, condition. Reservation.
pl. perconnons
n. An understanding, proviso, condition. Reservation.
pl. perconnons
Compounds and phrases etc.
perconnon that: On the understanding that, provided that, on condition that.