| p.m. (abbreviation, acronym) post meridiem (pm, P.M., PM) between noon and midnight; in the afternoon; after the hour of 12:00 noon | package (noun) form plural: packages bundle; parcel; container for storage or transportation; inseparable combination of items |
| package (verb) forms: packaged; packaged; packaging to wrap; to combine things together as one inseparable unit | pad (noun) form plural: pads piece of soft material which cushions; block of pages stacked together and connected on one side |
| pad (verb) forms: padded; padded; padding to cushion; to fill; to fill out; to walk; to go by foot | page (noun) form plural: pages piece of paper; attendant; servant |
| page (verb) forms: paged; paged; paging to call; to summon (e.g. to the telephone); to number sheets of paper in a collection | paint (noun) form plural: paints colored substance applied to surfaces; layer of dried pigment on a surface |
| paint (verb) forms: painted; painted; painting to apply color to a surface; to put makeup on; to describe something in words | pair (noun) form plural: pairs match; whole consisting of two parts; couple |
| pair (verb) forms: paired; paired; pairing to couple; to be part one of a match; to mate | pallet (noun) form plural: pallets straw-filled mattress; hard and simple bed; platform used to stack items during moving or storage |
| panel (noun) form plural: panels group of judges; board; band; strip; crew; staff | paper (noun) form plural: papers thin sheets of fibrous material used to write on; article; essay; questionnaire |
| paradigm (noun) form plural: paradigms model; ideal; mold; form; example; pattern | paragraph (noun) form plural: paragraphs passage; distinct portion of text (usually begins with an indented line); section; clause |
| parameter (noun) form plural: parameters variable which determines the form of a function | paramount (adjective) superior; supreme; above all; of the highest rank; most important |
| parentheses (noun) form plural: parenthesis grouping symbols () | part (adjective) somewhat |
| part (noun) form plural: parts section; piece; region; role; function; side in an agreement | part (verb) forms: parted; parted; parting to divide; to separate; to be divided; to allocate |
| participate (verb) forms: participated; participated; participating to be involved; to join in | particular (adjective) special; unusual; detailed; precise; pedantic; strict |
| particular (noun) form plural: particulars detail; individual characteristic; item; article; specific proposition | particularly (adverb) especially; specifically |
| part-time (noun) form plural: part-times period; era; hour; rate | party (adjective) of a political group; of social gatherings |
| party (noun) form plural: parties political group; social gathering; side of an agreement; group; gang | party (verb) forms: partied; partied; partying to celebrate |
| pass (noun) form plural: passes alleyway; narrow road between mountains; successful grade on a test | pass (verb) forms: passed; passed; passing to cross; to transport; to approve |
| passage (noun) form plural: passages way; route; course; section; piece | passenger (noun) form plural: passengers traveler; fare; person who rides or travels |
| passport (noun) form plural: passports a document issued by a country to a citizen allowing that person to travel abroad and re-enter the home country | patch (noun) form plural: patches area of fabric used to repair a hole; stain; bandage; lot |
| patch (verb) forms: patched; patched; patched to cover a hole with a piece of material; to use to cover a hole | path (noun) form plural: paths track; lane; route; search route |
| patience (noun) form: no plural tolerance; forbearance | pattern (noun) form plural: patterns sample; model; form; mold; decorative design |
| pattern (verb) forms: patterned; patterned; patterning to decorate; to imitate; to mimic; to copy an example | pay (noun) form: no plural salary; wages |
| pay (verb) forms: paid; paid; paying to give money for goods or to cancel debts; to settle; to be worthwhile; to be profitable | payable (adjective) may be settled |
| payment (noun) form plural: payments wage; salary; compensation; bonus; punishment | payroll (noun) form plural: payrolls financial sheet listing salaries; list of workers who receive wages and salaries |
| pd. (abbreviation, acronym) paid given money that was owed | peace (noun) form: no plural state of not being at war; silence; quietness; tranquility |
| peculiar (adjective) exceptional; special; strange; odd; curious | peddle (verb) forms: peddled; peddled; peddling to hawk; to vend; to deal; to distribute; to sell |
| pedicure (noun) form plural: pedicures cosmetic foot treatment | penalize (verb) forms: penalized; penalized; penalizing to punish |
| penalty (noun) form plural: penalties punishment; fine; punishment in the form of a financial payment | perceive (verb) forms: perceived; perceived; perceiving to feel; to sense; to distinguish; to discern; to see |
| percent (noun) form plural: percents one part of a hundred | perennial (adjective) lasting throughout the whole year; continuing for many years; perpetual; everlasting |
| perennial (noun) form plural: perennials something that continues for many years | perfect (adjective) flawless; complete; undamaged |
| perfect (verb) forms: perfected; perfected; perfecting to refine; to improve; to complete; to make faultless | perform (verb) forms: performed; performed; performing to do; to carry out; to execute; to present; to arrange; to manage |
| performance (noun) form plural: performances show; presentation; execution; act; deed | perhaps (adverb) maybe; possibly; could be |
| period (noun) form plural: periods punctuation mark; end; pause at end of a phrase; full sentence; age; season | periodical (adjective) occurring at regular intervals; recurrent; cyclic; seasonal |
| periodical (noun) form plural: periodicals magazine; journal | perishable (adjective) expendable; spoils rapidly; likely to spoil; mortal |
| perishable (noun) form plural: perishables product which can rot or spoil (fruit, food etc.) | permanent (adjective) lasting; enduring; perpetual; regular; fixed; invariable |
| permeate (verb) forms: permeated; permeated; permeating to enter; to penetrate; to infiltrate; to suffuse | permit (noun) form plural: permits license; authorization |
| permit (verb) forms: permitted; permitted; permitting to let; to enable; to allow; to authorize; to sanction | perpetuate (verb) forms: perpetuated; perpetuated; perpetuating to eternalize; to make everlasting; to preserve from extinction |
| persistence (noun) form: no plural diligence; tenacity; stubbornness; continuation | persistent (adjective) tenacious; stubborn; constant; continual; diligent |
| personnel (noun) form: no plural staff; work force; team; crew | perspective (noun) form plural: perspectives viewpoint; outlook; vista; view |
| persuade (verb) forms: persuade; persuaded; persuading to convince; to induce; to sway | persuasion (noun) form plural: persuasions inducement; act of convincing |
| pertain (verb) forms: pertained; pertained; pertaining to belong to; to be connected to; to relate; to refer | pertinent (adjective) relevant; related; appropriate; fitting |
| pervasive (adjective) penetrating; infiltrating; spreading; extending; permeating | petrol (noun) form: no plural type of fuel; gasoline |
| Ph.D. (abbreviation, acronym) Doctor of Philosophy graduate with a doctorate; graduate of a doctoral program; university degree; title | pharmacist (noun) form plural: pharmacists druggist; apothecary |
| phone (verb) forms: phoned; phoned; phoning to make a call; to ring | photo (noun) form plural: photos picture; snapshot |
| photo (preffix) of light | photograph (noun) form plural: photographs picture; snapshot; image |
| photograph (verb) forms: photographed; photographed; photographing to take a picture | photographer (noun) form plural: photographers cameraman; person who takes pictures |
| pick up (noun) form plural: picks hoe; tool used to spread soil; choice; selection | pick up (verb) forms: picked; picked; picking to choose; to select; to pull out; to tear out; to peck |
| picture (noun) form plural: pictures photograph; drawing; painting; film; embodiment | picture (verb) forms: pictured; pictured; picturing to photograph; to paint; to draw; to describe; to depict |
| pie (noun) form plural: pies type of dessert; cake; baked dish consisting of a crust and filling | piece (noun) form plural: pieces slice; part; segment; creation; work |
| piece (verb) forms: pieced; pieced; piecing to join parts together; to attach segments | pile (noun) form plural: piles heap; mound; wealth; fortune; group of buildings; dike; levee |
| PIN (abbreviation, acronym) personal identification number set of numbers which identifies a person | pioneer (noun) form plural: pioneers pathfinder; forerunner; person who paves the way; member of a military engineering corps |
| pioneer (verb) forms: pioneered; pioneered; pioneering to pave the way; to create a path; to guide; to initiate; to originate | pipe (noun) form plural: pipes tube; trachea; flute; toot |
| pipe (verb) forms: piped; piped; piping to convey a fluid; to transport a liquid; to make a high-pitched sound | pitch (noun) form plural: pitches relative highness or lowness of a sound; tar; asphalt; throw |
| pitch (verb) forms: pitched; pitched; pitched to establish; to erect; to throw; to toss | place (noun) form plural: places location; position; standing; role; function |
| place (verb) forms: laced; placed; placing to put; to lay; to lodge; to nominate; to appoint | placid (adjective) serene; quiet; peaceful; tranquil; relaxed; calm |
| plaid (noun) form plural: plaids colorful fabric with a pattern of square s and crossbars | plain (adjective) clear; evident; simple; flat; smooth |
| plain (adverb) simply; in an unembellished manner; clearly | plain (noun) form plural: plains plateau; area of level ground; prairie; savanna |
| plan (noun) form plural: plans program; scheme; agenda; timetable; schedule | plan (verb) forms: planned; planned; planned to make a scheme; to plot; to design; to contrive; to think up |
| plane (adjective) flat, level; even | plane (noun) form plural: planes type of aircraft; two-dimensional surface; rank; level |
| plane (verb) forms: planed; planed; planing to smooth wood; to make smooth; to remove rough areas | plant (noun) form plural: plants small vegetable growth; factory; equipment |
| plant (verb) forms: planted; planted; planting to sow; to place seeds or vegetation into soil; to establish; to set | plate (noun) form plural: plates flat dish for serving food; portion; covering, coating; board |
| plate (verb) forms: plated; plated; plating to cover with a thin layer of metal; to coat with metal | plc (abbreviation, acronym) public limited company public limited liability company in Britain |
| pleased (adjective) content; satiated; having one's desires satisfied | pleasure (noun) form plural: pleasures enjoyment; amusement; entertainment; delight; joy |
| pleasure (verb) forms: pleasured; pleasured; pleasuring to cause someone enjoyment | plug (noun) form plural: plugs cork; stopper; electrical connector; block; advertisement |
| plug (verb) forms: plugged; plugged; plugging to cap; to cork; to stop up; to block; to advertise | plumber (noun) form plural: plumbers person who works with pipe and water systems |
| pocket (adjective) small; of a pouch | pocket (noun) form plural: pockets pouch used to carry objects; sac; underground deposit of oil |
| pocket (verb) forms: pocketed; pocketed; pocketing to profit; to roll a ball into a hole (Billiards) | point (noun) form plural: points spot; tip; essence; gist; matter |
| point (verb) forms: pointed; pointed; pointing to indicate; to emphasize; to sharpen; to direct | pointer (noun) form plural: pointers indicator; something used to point; hand on a clock; clue; advice |
| policy (noun) form plural: policies course or method of action; guidelines; position; standpoint; insurance contract | polite (adjective) courteous; having good manners; gentle; genial; kind |
| poll (noun) form plural: polls voting, electing; counting of votes; number of votes; referendum | poll (verb) forms: polled; polled; polling to vote; to elect; to count votes; to make a survey |
| pollution (noun) form plural: pollutions contamination; dirtying; soiling; spoiling; destruction | ponder (verb) forms: pondered; pondered; pondering to reflect; to think; to consider; to meditate |
| population (noun) form plural: populations total number of people living in an area | portable (adjective) mobile; movable; can be transported from one place to another |
| portfolio (noun) form plural: portfolios briefcase; attache case; list of securities and stocks | pose (noun) form plural: poses stance |
| pose (verb) forms: posed; posed; posing to stance | position (noun) form plural: positions viewpoint, opinion; siting; locus; location; place; job |
| position (verb) forms: positioned; positioned; positioned to erect; to set; to put; to place | possess (verb) forms: possessed; possessed; possessing to control; to dominate; to hold; to own; to have as property |
| possession (noun) form plural: possessions custody; property; asset; control; ownership | possibility (noun) form plural: possibilities probability; feasibility; chance; likelihood |
| possible (adjective) could be; might be; may be | post (noun) form plural: posts mail; column; opinion; role; job placement |
| post (preffix) after; later; subsequent to | post (verb) forms: posted; posted; posting to assign to a duty; to station; to publicize; to advertise |
| postage (noun) form: no plural fee for sending letters or packages by mail | posting (noun) form plural: postings message sent to a newsgroup or mailing list (Internet) |
| postmaster (noun) form plural: postmasters mail manager, person responsible for managing electronic mail on a network (Computers) | postpone (verb) forms: postponed; postponed; postponing to put off to a later time; to delay; to defer; to put off until later; to stay |
| posture (noun) form plural: postures viewpoint; stance; condition; state; mood; attitude | posture (verb) forms: postured; postured; posturing to pretend; to feign |
| potency (noun) form plural: potencies power; strength; force; capacity to be | potential (adjective) possible; capable of becoming; able to be |
| potential (noun) form plural: potentials possibility; ability; capability of being | pounce (noun) form plural: pounces act of suddenly swooping down and grabbing; sudden assault or attack |
| pounce (verb) forms: pounced; pounced; pouncing to fall on; to storm; to invade; to attack; to seize; to assault | powerful (adjective) exerting great force; effective; potent; producing the desired effect; influential |
| PR (abbreviation, acronym) public relations actions of promoting goodwill and distributing information for a company or organization | practical (adjective) feasible; workable; applicable; useful; efficacious |
| practice (noun) form plural: practices customary action; habit; drill; training exercise | practice (verb) forms: practiced; practiced; practicing to exercise; to train; to drill |
| precede (verb) forms: preceded; preceded; preceding to go before; to be in front; to be ahead of; to predate | precise (adjective) exact; not more and not less; meticulous; strict |
| precisely (adverb) exactly; accurately; definitely; certainly; surely | precondition (noun) form plural: preconditions advance stipulation; preliminary terms |
| precondition (verb) forms: preconditioned; preconditioned; preconditioning to train in advance | predict (verb) forms: predict; predict; predicting to prophesy; to foretell; to announce in advance |
| predictable (adjective) can be prophesied; can be foretold | predisposition (noun) form plural: predispositions sensitivity; susceptibility (to disease, etc.) |
| predominate (verb) forms: predominated; predominated; predominating to control to rule over; to be superior | preempt (verb) forms: preempted; preempted; preempting to occupy a place; to take a place; to obtain at an advance opportunity |
| preface (noun) form plural: prefaces introduction; foreword; opening statement | preface (verb) forms: prefaced; prefaced; prefacing to use as an introduction; to use as a foreword |
| prefer (verb) forms: preferred; preferred; preferring to hold superior; to appoint; to nominate; to like better | preference (noun) form plural: preferences favor; liking; fondness; priority; superior status |
| prejudice (noun) form plural: prejudices bias; sentence passed before proper examination of the circumstances | prejudice (verb) forms: prejudiced; prejudiced; prejudicing to express a preconceived opinion; to express one's biases |
| premises (noun) form: no plural property; site; area; grounds; building with the grounds belonging to it | premium (noun) form plural: premia or premiums supplementary charge; additional charge; amount paid for insurance; reward |
| prepaid (adjective) remunerated ahead of time; settled beforehand via payment | prepare (verb) forms: prepared; prepared; preparing to make ready; to get oneself ready; to put into the proper condition |
| prerogative (noun) form plural: prerogatives right; special privilege | prescription (noun) form plural: prescriptions written order for a medication; instruction; directive; order; command |
| present (adjective) existent; in attendance; on hand; of the current times; pertaining to the current times | present (noun) form plural: presents gift; offering; something that is given to another person without compensation |
| present (verb) forms: presented; presented; presenting to display; to demonstrate; to bestow; to grant | preserve (noun) form plural: preserves area of land set aside to protect natural resources and wildlife |
| preserve (verb) forms: preserved; preserved; preserving to guard; to keep safe; to keep; to defend; to protect | president (noun) form plural: presidents head; leader; chairman; chief |
| press (noun) form plural: presses journals and newspapers collectively; act or process of printing | press (verb) forms: pressed; pressed; pressing to push; to iron; to remove creases or wrinkles; to confiscate for public or government use |
| pressure (noun) form plural: pressures exertion of force; application of weight; weight; burden; encumbrance | pressure (verb) forms: pressured; pressured; pressuring to apply force or weight; to push; to stress |
| presume (verb) forms: presumed; presumed; presuming to take for granted; to dare; to venture; to take liberties; to permit oneself | pretend (adjective) simulated; feigned; make-believe |
| pretend (verb) forms: pretended; pretended; pretending to impersonate; to act in a role; to claim; to assert | pretense (noun) form plural: pretenses feigning; impersonation; false show; claim; assertion |
| pretense (verb) forms: pretensed; pretensed; pretensing to feign; to impersonate; to put on a false show | pretentious (adjective) impersonating; putting on a false appearance; feigning; arrogant; haughty |
| pretty (adverb) moderately; quite; rather; to some extent | prevail (verb) forms: prevailed; prevailed; prevailing to win; to succeed; to overcome; to surpass; to prove superior |
| prevalent (adjective) common; widespread; current | prevent (verb) forms: prevented; prevented; preventing to cause not to happen; to avert; to delay; to impede; to hinder |
| preventive (adjective) averting; avoiding; delaying; inhibiting | preventive (noun) form plural: preventives safeguard; something used to avert an unwanted situation |
| previous (adjective) earlier; antecedent; hasty; premature | previously (adverb) before; at an earlier time; in the past; antecedently |
| price (noun) form plural: prices cost; value; worth; rate; measure | price (verb) forms: priced; priced; pricing to give a cost to something |
| priceless (adjective) invaluable; beyond any expressible value; very expensive | primarily (adverb) chiefly; principally; mainly; initially |
| prime (adjective) major; chief; select; of the highest quality; excellent | prime (noun) form plural: primes state of perfection; state of highest quality |
| principal (adjective) chief; head; leading; primary; main | principal (noun) form plural: principals school director; school master; capital sum (Finance) |
| principle (noun) form plural: principles doctrine; tenet; precept; fundamental law; primary law on which other laws are based | printer (noun) form plural: printers computer peripheral used for exporting documents to paper |
| prior (adjective) earlier; antecedent; former | prior (noun) form plural: priors officer of a monastery; high-ranking member of a religious order |
| prioritize (verb) forms: prioritized; prioritized; prioritizing to organize according to importance | priority (noun) form plural: priorities preference; precedence; higher rank; privileged position; seniority |
| privacy (noun) form plural: privacies seclusion; solitude; reclusion; secrecy; confidentiality | private (adjective) intimate; for or pertaining to a small group of people; personal; of an individual |
| private (noun) form plural: privates soldier of the three lowest military ranks | privatize (verb) forms: privatized; privatized; privatizing to transfer control from governmental to individual powers |
| privilege (noun) form plural: privileges special individual right not enjoyed by others; benefit; advantage | privilege (verb) forms: privileged; privileged; privileging to grant special rights; to give special advantages or benefits |
| prize (adjective) valuable; unique; outstanding; award-winning | prize (verb) forms: prized; prized; prizing to appreciate; to esteem; to respect; to appraise; to assess worth |
| probably (adverb) almost certainly; very likely; apparently; in all likelihood | procedure (noun) form plural: procedures routine; protocol; course of action; subroutine; sequence of instructions (Computers) |
| proceed (verb) forms: proceeded; proceeded; proceeding to continue; to carry on; to advance; to progress; to move forward | process (noun) form plural: processes routine; course of action; advance; summons to court |
| process (verb) forms: processed; processed; processing to treat; to adapt; to prepare; to make ready | procure (verb) forms: procured; procured; procuring to obtain; to acquire; to get; to buy; to purchase |
| procurement (noun) form plural: procurements purchase; sale; acquisition | product (noun) form plural: products result of manufacturing; goods; merchandise |
| production (noun) form plural: productions manufacture; assembly; output; yield | productivity (noun) form: no plural a measurement of output per hours worked; creativeness; fruitfulness; prolificness |
| profession (noun) form plural: professions vocation; skilled occupation; declaration; proclamation | professional (adjective) of a skilled occupation; working in one of the skilled occupations |
| professional (noun) form plural: professionals person who works in a skilled occupation; specialist | proficiency (noun) form: no plural expertise; state of having expert skills; skillfulness; adeptness; masterfulness |
| profit (noun) form plural: profits earnings; financial gain; benefit; advantage; privilege | profit (verb) forms: profited; profited; profiting to earn income; to make financial gains; to be of service; to be beneficial |
| profitable (adjective) lucrative; paying; rewarding; beneficial; producing income | profuse (adjective) plentiful; abundant; generous; extravagant; wasteful |
| profusion (noun) form: no plural plentifulness; abundance; numerousness; plurality | program (noun) form plural: programs schedule; agenda; written order of events |
| program (verb) forms: programmed; programmed; programming to schedule; to plan; to write a system of operating instructions for a computer | programmer (noun) form plural: programmers person who creates sets of instructions for a computer or other device |
| progress (noun) form: no plural headway; forward movement; development; advancement | progress (verb) forms: progressed; progressed; progressing to advance; to move forward; to gain |
| prohibit (verb) forms: prohibited; prohibited; prohibiting to outlaw; to forbid by law; to interdict; to ban; to prevent | project (noun) form plural: projects plan; scheme; program; task; assignment; activity |
| project (verb) forms: projected; projected; projecting to plan; to scheme; to send; to dispatch; to throw | proliferate (verb) forms: proliferated; proliferated; proliferating to reproduce quickly; to multiply rapidly; to thrive; to grow quickly |
| proliferation (noun) form plural: proliferations rapid multiplication; rapid reproduction; prosperity | prolific (adjective) fruitful; productive; abundant; plentiful; multiplying; producing fruit |
| prolong (verb) forms: prolonged; prolonged; prolonging to extend; to lengthen | promise (noun) form plural: promises pledge; vow; declaration of intention; source of hope; basis for expectations |
| promise (verb) forms: promised; promised; promising to pledge; to give one's word; to vow; to commit oneself to a certain course of action | promote (verb) forms: promoted; promoted; promoting to further; to encourage sales; to aid; to help; to assist |
| promotional (adjective) of publicizing; of advancement; of encouragement; of fostering; of an enterprise | proof (adjective) resistant; invulnerable; impervious; sealed; durable |
| proof (verb) forms: proofed; proofed; proofing to make resistant; to make impervious; to edit | propensity (noun) form plural: propensities inclination; tendency; disposition; aptitude |
| proper (adjective) correct; suitable; just; complete | property (noun) form plural: properties possessions; belongings; estate; assets; ownership |
| proposal (noun) form plural: proposals suggestion; tender; plan; offer of marriage | propose (verb) forms: proposed; proposed; proposing to suggest; to recommend; to tender; to make an offer of marriage |
| proposition (noun) form plural: propositions offer; plan; theory; problem | prosaic (adjective) common; regular; boring; tedious; dull |
| prospect (noun) form plural: prospects chance; probability of advancement or success; hope; promise | prospect (verb) forms: prospected; prospected; prospecting to search for valuable materials (such as gold, oil, etc.) |
| prospectus (noun) form plural: prospectuses a document giving details about an offering of securities investment for sale to the public | protect (verb) forms: protected; protected; protecting to defend; to save from harm; to watch over; to guard |
| protection (noun) form plural: protections defense; shelter; safety | protocol (noun) form plural: protocols method of dealing with a certain subject; draft of a treaty |
| proud (adjective) arrogant; haughty; magnificent; impressive | prove (verb) forms: proved; proved; proving to substantiate with evidence; to demonstrate; to show clearly |
| provide (verb) forms: provided; provided; providing to supply; to grant; to set; to offer | provision (noun) form plural: provisions supply; stock; measure; means; condition; stipulation |
| provision (verb) forms: provisioned; provisioned; provisioning to supply with stock; to equip with supplies (esp. food) | proximity (noun) form: no plural adjacency; nearness; closeness; vicinity |
| PTO (abbreviation, acronym) please turn over requesting to view or read the opposite side of a page or document | publication (noun) form plural: publications process of producing and distributing printed material; act of advertising |
| publicize (verb) forms: publicized; publicized; publicizing to advertise; to bring to the attention of a large audience | publish (verb) forms: published; published; publishing to produce and distribute printed material; to advertise |
| publisher (noun) form plural: publishers person or company that produces and distributes printed material | pull out (verb) forms: pulled out; pulled out; pulling out to remove; to withdraw; to abandon; to exit; to depart |
| purchase (noun) form plural: purchases something which has been bought; act of buying | purchase (verb) forms: purchased; purchased; purchasing to buy; to acquire in exchange for money; to procure; to obtain |
| purpose (noun) form plural: purposes goal; aim; intention; objective | purpose (verb) forms: purposed; purposed; purposing to intend; to plan; to design; to aim |
| pursue (verb) forms: pursued; pursued; pursuing to chase after; to follow; to aspire to; to strive for | pursuit (noun) form plural: pursuits chase; quest; search; occupation; pastime |
| pushy (adjective) controlling; aggressive; extremely self-assertive; bossy | pushy (noun) form plural: pushies cat (Slang); feline |
| put in (verb) forms: put in; put in; putting in to make an application; to enter; to let something or someone enter | put off (verb) forms: put off; put off; putting off to postpone; to disgust; to repulse; to deter |
| put up with (verb) forms: put up with; put up with; putting up with to tolerate; to be patient | puzzle (noun) form plural: puzzles enigma; riddle; game; jigsaw |
| puzzle (verb) forms: puzzled; puzzled; puzzling to mystify; to baffle; to confound; to confuse; to perplex |