Ppace,n.amble,rack.pacifiable,a.placable,appeasable, conciliable.pacify,v.appease,quiet,calm,mollify, propitiate, tranquilize.pack,n.bundle, bale,parcel,package;multitude,number,quantity;gang; shook.pack,v.compress, stow,truss;load, encumber.package,n.bundle, packet, bale,parcel,pack, budget,truss, ceroon.pact,n.compact,covenant, concordat. Seeagreement.pad,n.cushion,bolster; saddle-cloth, housing.padlock,n.Associated words:shackle, staple, hasp.pagan,n.Seeheathen.page,n.footboy, buttons (Colloq.); folio.page number.folio.pail,n.bucket; piggin.pain,v.hurt, torture,rack;distress,grieve,afflict, aggrieve.pain,n.punishment,penalty;suffering, ache,smart, throe,rack, agony, torture,distress,qualm, discomfort, pang, excruciation, paroxysm, gripe, twinge,cramp, travail, stitch, crick,anguish; heartache, misery, dolor.Antonyms:ease,comfort,relief, solace.Associated words: anodyne, anæsthetic, analgesic, dolorific, doloriferous, surcease, anæsthetize.painful,a.distressing, agonizing, excruciating, dolorous, racking; toilsome,arduous,difficult.painstaking,a.diligent,particular,precise,scrupulous.Antonyms:slovenly,negligent.paint,n.pigment; cosmetic,rouge.paint,v.delineate,portray, lim,depict,picture,sketch.painting,n.Associated words: easel, palette, grisaille, artist,art, atelier,studio.pair,n.two,brace,couple,span,team,yoke,set.pal,n.(Slang)partner,mate,confederate,associate,accomplice.palace,n.mansion,castle, pretorium.Associated words: palatine, palatial.palaver,n.cajolery, flummery; conference,debate,talk.pale,a.pallid, wan,colorless,ghastly, blanched, cadaverous, etiolate,ashy;dim,faint, indistinct,obscure.Antonyms:ruddy, buxom, flushed, blowzed.pale,n.picket;boundary,limit,confine,fence;inclosure.paleness,n.pallidness, pallor, wanness, colorlessness, etiolation.pall,v.cloy, sate,satiate,surfeit,glut.palled,a.surfeited, satiated.palliate,v.excuse, apologize for, glossover, extenuate;moderate,mitigate,temper.palliation,n.extenuation, glossingover,excuse,apology;moderation,mitigation,alleviation.palliative,a.lenitive,mitigative, palliatory, apologetic, extenuating.pamper,v.overfeed, feed luxuriously;indulge,gratify,spoil,cocker.pamphlet,n.brochure,booklet,tract.pan,n.basin, chafer.panacea,n.cure-all, catholicon,relief, solace, nepenthe.pancake,n.griddlecake, flapjack, fritter.pander,n.bawd,pimp, procurer,whoremonger.panegyric,n.eulogy, encomium. Seepraise.panic,n.consternation,terror,alarm.panic-stricken,a.panic-struck, alarmed, dismayed, terrified, appalled.pansy,n.heart's-ease, love-in-idleness.pant,n.gasp, gasping.pant,v.gasp;long, hunger,yearn,thirst.panther,n.puma, cougar, jaguar.panting,n.anhelation, gasping;longing, hunger,desire,thirst.pantry,n.buttery,larder, ambry.pants,n. pl.(Colloq.)trousers,breeches, pantaloons; drawers;knickerbockers, skilts, smallclothes, kneebreeches; overalls; chaparejos, chapareras (leather breeches).paper,n.document;essay,dissertation,article;journal, newspaper, periodical, gazette, courant.Associated words: papyrus,parchment, papeterie,tablet, stationer, stationery, papier-mâché, portfolio.papery,a.chartaceous.par,n.equality, equivalence.parade,n.pomp,display, ostentation,show;procession, pageant, cavalcade; promenade.--v.display, flaunt, show off.paradise,n.garden of Eden; Elysium; Heaven.paragon,n.model,pattern.parallel,a.like,similar,equal, analogous.paralysis,n.palsy.paralyze,v.benumb,deaden,stun, unnerve.paralyzed person.paralytic.paraphernalia,n.equipments, accouterments, ornaments.parasite,n.hanger-on,toady,sycophant,fawner,flunky; zoÅparasite, entozoa.parcel,n.bundle,package;collection,lot;tract,plot,piece.parch,v.torrefy.parchment,n.vellum, pell, palimpsest.pardon,n.absolution,remission, amnesty,forgiveness, condonation.Antonyms:retribution,vengeance,retaliation, implacability,penalty.pardon,v.absolve, remit,forgive, condone.pardonable,a.venial,excusable.Antonyms:unpardonable,inexcusable.pare,v.peel.parentage,n.extraction,descent,pedigree,ancestry,family, birth, lineage.parish,n.Associated words: parochial, parochialism, parishioner, parochialize.parry,v.ward off, avert,prevent;avoid,evade, elude.parson,n.Seeclergyman.parsonage,n.rectory; manse;living,benefice.part,n.portion, fraction,division,piece, constituent, installment,element,section, subdivision; quarter,region,district;share,portion,lot,allotment,assignment,duty, participation,function; rôle,character;clause,section, paragraph,chapter,passage,division.part,v.divide,sever, disunite, dissever, sunder, dissociate,disconnect,detach,separate; intervene;apportion,share, meteout,allot,distribute.partable,a.partible,separable.Antonyms: impartible, indivisible.partake,v.share, participate in.partaker,n.participant, participator,sharer.partaking,n.participation.parted,a.separated, divided, severed, disunited,isolated, detached,riven,cleft, sundered.partial,a.warped, biased, prejudiced;imperfect,incomplete.Antonyms: Seeimpartial.partiality,n.bias,favoritism; predilection,inclination,fondness, predisposition,bent.partible,a.separable,divisible, detachable, dissoluble, severable.Antonym: impartible.particle,n.Seebit;atom,molecule, monad.particular,a.special,especial,specific;minute,precise, detailed, circumstantial; individual,separate, sole,single;characteristic,distinctive, individual, personal,peculiar;fastidious,finical,scrupulous,precise,strict.Antonyms: indiscriminate,slatternly,promiscuous,general.particular,n.detail.particulars,n. pl.details,minutiæ.parting,a.farewell, valedictory.parting,n.division, disunion, severance,separation; leave-taking,farewell.partisan,a.factionary.partition,n.division,distribution,apportionment,allotment.partner,n.copartner, coadjutor; colleague,associate,confederate,accessory,ally,accomplice,partaker, confrère.partnership,n.copartnership, cahoot (Slang).parts,n. pl.talents, gifts, faculties, endowments; regions, districts,quarters.party,n.clique,faction,set,circle,ring, cabal,coterie,junto;function,reception, salon, soirée, levee, matinée, drawing-room;company,squad,detachment,troop;partaker, participant; person, somebody.party-colored,a.variegated.party man.partisan.pass,v.elapse,lapse; transmit, deliver,hand;go,move, proceed,advance;disappear,vanish, recede, depart; pass by,omit, pretermit;overstep, overpass; transude.pass,n.passageway,defile,passage;thrust, passado,lunge, allonge;condition,plight, predicament,state, conjuncture,situation;passport,safe-conduct.passable,a.navigable, traversable,penetrable;tolerable,mediocre,middling,so-so,ordinary,fair.Antonyms:impassable,impervious,impenetrable.passage,n.transit; fare;clause,sentence, paragraph; enactment; corridor,hall; gangway; slype;pass,defile.passing,a.exceeding,surpassing;transient,momentary, transitory,fleeting, impermanent.passing,adv.exceedingly, surpassingly.passion,n.suffering,pain, agony; emotion,ardor,feeling, pathos;wrath,fury,anger;love, infatuation, transport.passionate,a.irascible, quick-tempered,choleric,excitable,waspish;ardent,fervid,vehement, impassioned,fervent.passionless,a.impassive,phlegmatic, stoical,unemotional, dispassionate,apathetic.passive,a.inactive,quiet, inert, receptive, quiescent,patient,unresisting,submissive.pass over.traverse.passport,n.pass,safe-conduct; sealetter.password,n.countersign,watchword, sesame.past,n.Associated words: preterist, preterition, pretermission, preteritive, preterit, aorist, aoristic, retrospect, retrospective, retrospection, antiquary,antiquity,antiquarian,quondam,antecedent,antecedence, antecedents.past,a.bygone, elapsed; preterite, preterit.pastime,n.amusement,sport,diversion,recreation, divertisement,entertainment,play,fun.pastor,n.Seeclergyman.pat,a.suitable,fit,convenient,timely,pertinent,appropriate.patch,n.clout;tract,plot,parcel.--v.mend,repair, vamp, revamp.patent,a.evident,obvious,manifest,apparent.path,n.footway, runway,course,passage,route, avenue, trottoir,trail; towpath, heelpath, berm.pathetic,a.plaintive,pitiable,piteous,mournful,sad.pathless,a.untrodden, unexplored, trackless,impenetrable.patience,n.long-suffering, fortitude,resignation,submission, sufferance;indulgence, leniency,forbearance; persistence,diligence,perseverance.Antonyms: impatience, restiveness,resistance.patient,a.uncomplaining,submissive,resigned,passive,long-suffering,indulgent;diligent.patriotism,n.amor patriæ.Antonyms: incivism, chauvinism.patron,n.supporter, promoter,defender,guardian, benefactor;customer.patronizing,a.condescending.pattern,n.model, exemplar,original, prototype, archetype;specimen,example;copy,reproduction; delineator, protractor.Associated word: exemplary.pattern,v.model,copy,imitate,follow.paunch,n.abdomen.pauperism,n.penury, indigence.pauperize,v.impoverish.pause,n.intermission,suspension,break;hesitation;break, cæsura.pause,v.stop,hesitate, desist,waver, intermit.pawn,v.pledge, impawn.pay,v.compensate, remunerate,recompense,requite, indemnify,reward, commute;retaliate,punish; liquidate, defray,settle,discharge; beprofitable; disburse (payout).Antonyms:repudiate, protest, bilk,defraud.pay,n.compensation,remuneration,recompense,requital, emolument, salary,wages,fee,tip, honorarium,stipend,reward,hire,allowance, perquisite.payable,a.due,unpaid, outstanding; remunerable.pay back.reimburse,refund,restore,repay,requite, indemnify;retaliate.paying,a.profitable,lucrative, gainful,remunerative.paying back.reimbursement, refunding,restitution,requital, indemnification,restoration,repayment;retaliation,requital, reprisal,retribution.paymaster,n.purser.payment,n.paying, compensation, remuneration liquidation,discharge,reparation,settlement,recompense, defrayment,amends;retaliation,retribution, payingback.Antonyms: nonpayment, protest,repudiation, default, defalcation, appropriation.peace,n.concord,amity,harmony; tranquillity,quietness,repose,calmness,serenity;reconciliation, compromise, pacification; armistice,truce.peaceable,a.amicable, inoffensive; tranquil,serene, undisturbed, placid,peaceful,quiet.Antonyms:bellicose,belligerent,contentious,rebellious, pugnacious.peaceably,adv.amicably.peaceful,a.amicable, tranquil,peaceable, halcyon.peacemaker,n.mediator,intercessor, pacificator, make-peace,arbitrator, intermediary.peacemaking,a.pacificatory, conciliatory, intercessory, propitiatory,mediatorial, irenic, intercessional.peacemaking,n.mediation, pacification,reconciliation,intercession, propitiation, pacation, compromise,intervention, arbitration, negotiation, irenics, irenicon.peace-offering,n.atonement,reparation,amends.
pace,n.amble,rack.
pacifiable,a.placable,appeasable, conciliable.
pacify,v.appease,quiet,calm,mollify, propitiate, tranquilize.
pack,n.bundle, bale,parcel,package;multitude,number,quantity;gang; shook.
pack,v.compress, stow,truss;load, encumber.
package,n.bundle, packet, bale,parcel,pack, budget,truss, ceroon.
pact,n.compact,covenant, concordat. Seeagreement.
pad,n.cushion,bolster; saddle-cloth, housing.
padlock,n.Associated words:shackle, staple, hasp.
pagan,n.Seeheathen.
page,n.footboy, buttons (Colloq.); folio.
page number.folio.
pail,n.bucket; piggin.
pain,v.hurt, torture,rack;distress,grieve,afflict, aggrieve.
pain,n.punishment,penalty;suffering, ache,smart, throe,rack, agony, torture,distress,qualm, discomfort, pang, excruciation, paroxysm, gripe, twinge,cramp, travail, stitch, crick,anguish; heartache, misery, dolor.Antonyms:ease,comfort,relief, solace.Associated words: anodyne, anæsthetic, analgesic, dolorific, doloriferous, surcease, anæsthetize.
painful,a.distressing, agonizing, excruciating, dolorous, racking; toilsome,arduous,difficult.
painstaking,a.diligent,particular,precise,scrupulous.Antonyms:slovenly,negligent.
paint,n.pigment; cosmetic,rouge.
paint,v.delineate,portray, lim,depict,picture,sketch.
painting,n.Associated words: easel, palette, grisaille, artist,art, atelier,studio.
pair,n.two,brace,couple,span,team,yoke,set.
pal,n.(Slang)partner,mate,confederate,associate,accomplice.
palace,n.mansion,castle, pretorium.Associated words: palatine, palatial.
palaver,n.cajolery, flummery; conference,debate,talk.
pale,a.pallid, wan,colorless,ghastly, blanched, cadaverous, etiolate,ashy;dim,faint, indistinct,obscure.Antonyms:ruddy, buxom, flushed, blowzed.
pale,n.picket;boundary,limit,confine,fence;inclosure.
paleness,n.pallidness, pallor, wanness, colorlessness, etiolation.
pall,v.cloy, sate,satiate,surfeit,glut.
palled,a.surfeited, satiated.
palliate,v.excuse, apologize for, glossover, extenuate;moderate,mitigate,temper.
palliation,n.extenuation, glossingover,excuse,apology;moderation,mitigation,alleviation.
palliative,a.lenitive,mitigative, palliatory, apologetic, extenuating.
pamper,v.overfeed, feed luxuriously;indulge,gratify,spoil,cocker.
pamphlet,n.brochure,booklet,tract.
pan,n.basin, chafer.
panacea,n.cure-all, catholicon,relief, solace, nepenthe.
pancake,n.griddlecake, flapjack, fritter.
pander,n.bawd,pimp, procurer,whoremonger.
panegyric,n.eulogy, encomium. Seepraise.
panic,n.consternation,terror,alarm.
panic-stricken,a.panic-struck, alarmed, dismayed, terrified, appalled.
pansy,n.heart's-ease, love-in-idleness.
pant,n.gasp, gasping.
pant,v.gasp;long, hunger,yearn,thirst.
panther,n.puma, cougar, jaguar.
panting,n.anhelation, gasping;longing, hunger,desire,thirst.
pantry,n.buttery,larder, ambry.
pants,n. pl.(Colloq.)trousers,breeches, pantaloons; drawers;knickerbockers, skilts, smallclothes, kneebreeches; overalls; chaparejos, chapareras (leather breeches).
paper,n.document;essay,dissertation,article;journal, newspaper, periodical, gazette, courant.Associated words: papyrus,parchment, papeterie,tablet, stationer, stationery, papier-mâché, portfolio.
papery,a.chartaceous.
par,n.equality, equivalence.
parade,n.pomp,display, ostentation,show;procession, pageant, cavalcade; promenade.--v.display, flaunt, show off.
paradise,n.garden of Eden; Elysium; Heaven.
paragon,n.model,pattern.
parallel,a.like,similar,equal, analogous.
paralysis,n.palsy.
paralyze,v.benumb,deaden,stun, unnerve.
paralyzed person.paralytic.
paraphernalia,n.equipments, accouterments, ornaments.
parasite,n.hanger-on,toady,sycophant,fawner,flunky; zoÅparasite, entozoa.
parcel,n.bundle,package;collection,lot;tract,plot,piece.
parch,v.torrefy.
parchment,n.vellum, pell, palimpsest.
pardon,n.absolution,remission, amnesty,forgiveness, condonation.Antonyms:retribution,vengeance,retaliation, implacability,penalty.
pardon,v.absolve, remit,forgive, condone.
pardonable,a.venial,excusable.Antonyms:unpardonable,inexcusable.
pare,v.peel.
parentage,n.extraction,descent,pedigree,ancestry,family, birth, lineage.
parish,n.Associated words: parochial, parochialism, parishioner, parochialize.
parry,v.ward off, avert,prevent;avoid,evade, elude.
parson,n.Seeclergyman.
parsonage,n.rectory; manse;living,benefice.
part,n.portion, fraction,division,piece, constituent, installment,element,section, subdivision; quarter,region,district;share,portion,lot,allotment,assignment,duty, participation,function; rôle,character;clause,section, paragraph,chapter,passage,division.
part,v.divide,sever, disunite, dissever, sunder, dissociate,disconnect,detach,separate; intervene;apportion,share, meteout,allot,distribute.
partable,a.partible,separable.Antonyms: impartible, indivisible.
partake,v.share, participate in.
partaker,n.participant, participator,sharer.
partaking,n.participation.
parted,a.separated, divided, severed, disunited,isolated, detached,riven,cleft, sundered.
partial,a.warped, biased, prejudiced;imperfect,incomplete.Antonyms: Seeimpartial.
partiality,n.bias,favoritism; predilection,inclination,fondness, predisposition,bent.
partible,a.separable,divisible, detachable, dissoluble, severable.Antonym: impartible.
particle,n.Seebit;atom,molecule, monad.
particular,a.special,especial,specific;minute,precise, detailed, circumstantial; individual,separate, sole,single;characteristic,distinctive, individual, personal,peculiar;fastidious,finical,scrupulous,precise,strict.Antonyms: indiscriminate,slatternly,promiscuous,general.
particular,n.detail.
particulars,n. pl.details,minutiæ.
parting,a.farewell, valedictory.
parting,n.division, disunion, severance,separation; leave-taking,farewell.
partisan,a.factionary.
partition,n.division,distribution,apportionment,allotment.
partner,n.copartner, coadjutor; colleague,associate,confederate,accessory,ally,accomplice,partaker, confrère.
partnership,n.copartnership, cahoot (Slang).
parts,n. pl.talents, gifts, faculties, endowments; regions, districts,quarters.
party,n.clique,faction,set,circle,ring, cabal,coterie,junto;function,reception, salon, soirée, levee, matinée, drawing-room;company,squad,detachment,troop;partaker, participant; person, somebody.
party-colored,a.variegated.
party man.partisan.
pass,v.elapse,lapse; transmit, deliver,hand;go,move, proceed,advance;disappear,vanish, recede, depart; pass by,omit, pretermit;overstep, overpass; transude.
pass,n.passageway,defile,passage;thrust, passado,lunge, allonge;condition,plight, predicament,state, conjuncture,situation;passport,safe-conduct.
passable,a.navigable, traversable,penetrable;tolerable,mediocre,middling,so-so,ordinary,fair.Antonyms:impassable,impervious,impenetrable.
passage,n.transit; fare;clause,sentence, paragraph; enactment; corridor,hall; gangway; slype;pass,defile.
passing,a.exceeding,surpassing;transient,momentary, transitory,fleeting, impermanent.
passing,adv.exceedingly, surpassingly.
passion,n.suffering,pain, agony; emotion,ardor,feeling, pathos;wrath,fury,anger;love, infatuation, transport.
passionate,a.irascible, quick-tempered,choleric,excitable,waspish;ardent,fervid,vehement, impassioned,fervent.
passionless,a.impassive,phlegmatic, stoical,unemotional, dispassionate,apathetic.
passive,a.inactive,quiet, inert, receptive, quiescent,patient,unresisting,submissive.
pass over.traverse.
passport,n.pass,safe-conduct; sealetter.
password,n.countersign,watchword, sesame.
past,n.Associated words: preterist, preterition, pretermission, preteritive, preterit, aorist, aoristic, retrospect, retrospective, retrospection, antiquary,antiquity,antiquarian,quondam,antecedent,antecedence, antecedents.
past,a.bygone, elapsed; preterite, preterit.
pastime,n.amusement,sport,diversion,recreation, divertisement,entertainment,play,fun.
pastor,n.Seeclergyman.
pat,a.suitable,fit,convenient,timely,pertinent,appropriate.
patch,n.clout;tract,plot,parcel.--v.mend,repair, vamp, revamp.
patent,a.evident,obvious,manifest,apparent.
path,n.footway, runway,course,passage,route, avenue, trottoir,trail; towpath, heelpath, berm.
pathetic,a.plaintive,pitiable,piteous,mournful,sad.
pathless,a.untrodden, unexplored, trackless,impenetrable.
patience,n.long-suffering, fortitude,resignation,submission, sufferance;indulgence, leniency,forbearance; persistence,diligence,perseverance.Antonyms: impatience, restiveness,resistance.
patient,a.uncomplaining,submissive,resigned,passive,long-suffering,indulgent;diligent.
patriotism,n.amor patriæ.Antonyms: incivism, chauvinism.
patron,n.supporter, promoter,defender,guardian, benefactor;customer.
patronizing,a.condescending.
pattern,n.model, exemplar,original, prototype, archetype;specimen,example;copy,reproduction; delineator, protractor.Associated word: exemplary.
pattern,v.model,copy,imitate,follow.
paunch,n.abdomen.
pauperism,n.penury, indigence.
pauperize,v.impoverish.
pause,n.intermission,suspension,break;hesitation;break, cæsura.
pause,v.stop,hesitate, desist,waver, intermit.
pawn,v.pledge, impawn.
pay,v.compensate, remunerate,recompense,requite, indemnify,reward, commute;retaliate,punish; liquidate, defray,settle,discharge; beprofitable; disburse (payout).Antonyms:repudiate, protest, bilk,defraud.
pay,n.compensation,remuneration,recompense,requital, emolument, salary,wages,fee,tip, honorarium,stipend,reward,hire,allowance, perquisite.
payable,a.due,unpaid, outstanding; remunerable.
pay back.reimburse,refund,restore,repay,requite, indemnify;retaliate.
paying,a.profitable,lucrative, gainful,remunerative.
paying back.reimbursement, refunding,restitution,requital, indemnification,restoration,repayment;retaliation,requital, reprisal,retribution.
paymaster,n.purser.
payment,n.paying, compensation, remuneration liquidation,discharge,reparation,settlement,recompense, defrayment,amends;retaliation,retribution, payingback.Antonyms: nonpayment, protest,repudiation, default, defalcation, appropriation.
peace,n.concord,amity,harmony; tranquillity,quietness,repose,calmness,serenity;reconciliation, compromise, pacification; armistice,truce.
peaceable,a.amicable, inoffensive; tranquil,serene, undisturbed, placid,peaceful,quiet.Antonyms:bellicose,belligerent,contentious,rebellious, pugnacious.
peaceably,adv.amicably.
peaceful,a.amicable, tranquil,peaceable, halcyon.
peacemaker,n.mediator,intercessor, pacificator, make-peace,arbitrator, intermediary.
peacemaking,a.pacificatory, conciliatory, intercessory, propitiatory,mediatorial, irenic, intercessional.
peacemaking,n.mediation, pacification,reconciliation,intercession, propitiation, pacation, compromise,intervention, arbitration, negotiation, irenics, irenicon.
peace-offering,n.atonement,reparation,amends.