kasielasserre1 on February 14, 2011
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pastiche | peice of music or literature imitating other work |
pathogenic | causing disease |
pathos | pity, compassion |
patrician | aristocrat |
patrimony | inheritance or heritage derived from one's father |
patronize | to condescend to, dispariage; to buy from |
paucity | scarcity, lack |
pauper | very poor person |
peccadillo | minor sin or offense |
peculation | theft of money or goods |
pedagogue | teacher |
pedant | uninspired, boring academic |
pejorative | having bad conotations, dispairaging |
pellucid | transparent, translucent; easily understood |
penitent | expressing sorrow for sins or offenses, repentant |
pensive | thoughtful |
penultimate | next to last |
penumbra | partial shadow |
perambulator | baby carriage |
percipient | disearning, able to perceive |
perdition | complete and utter loss; damnation |
peregrinate | to wander from place to place |
perfidious | faithless, disloyal, untrustworthy |
perfunctory | done in a routine way; indifferent |
perihelion | point in an orbit nearest to the sun |
peripatetic | moving from place to place |
perjure | to tell a lie under oath |
pernicious | very harmful |
perspicacious | shrud, astoot, keenwitted |
pertinacious | persistant, stubborn |
perturbation | disturbance |
perusal | close examination |
petulance | rudeness, peevishness |
phalanx | mass group of soldiers, people, or things |
philistine | narrowminded person, someone lacking appreciation for art or culture |
philology | the study of words |
phlegmatic | calm in tempermant, sluggish |
phobia | anxiety, horror |
phoenix | mythical, immortal bird which lives for 500 years, burns itself to death and rises from its ashes |
phonetics | study of speech sounds |
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