Pa lace, s. a royal house Pal lid, a. pale Pal my, a. bearing palins Pal sy, s. a privation of motion feeling Pal try, a. worthless, sorry Pam per, v. a. to glut Peb ble, s. a small round stone Pec cant, a. guilty, offensive > Pe dant, s. one vain of learning Ped lar, s. a dealer in small matters Peer age, s. the dignity of a peer or Pee vish, a. petulant Pam phlet, s. a small book Pan dect, s. the whole of any sci Pan try, s. a room for provisions Parch ment, s. skins dressed for writing on Par don, v. a. to forgive Fa rent, s. a father or mother Pa ring, s. that which is pared off Par ish, s, the charge of a secular priest Park er, s. the keeper of a park Par lour, s. a room to receive com Pas chal. a. relating to Easter Pass port, s. a permission to pass Pas try, s. the act of making pies Pa tent a. open to the perusal of all Pa tent, s. a writ conferring some exclusive right Pat tern, s. specimen Pay ment, s. the act of paying Pen cil, s. to write with Pen dant, s. a jewel hanging from the ear Pen dent, a. hanging weight Pen ny, s. a small coin Pen sion, s. an allowance for service Pen sive, a. thoughtful Peo ple, s. a nation Pep per, s. a spice Per fect, a. complete Perish, v n. to come to nothing, Per jure, v.a. to forswear Phil ter, s which causes love Phthis iek, s. a consumption Pic kle, s. preserve of fruits &©. Pil grim, s. who travels on a religi ous account Pil lar, s. a column Pi lot, s. one who steers a ship Pin cers, s. an instrument for draw ing nails, &c. Pin guid, a. fat, unctuous Pi eus, a. religious Pi rate, s. a sea robber Pis ces, s. a sign in the zodiac Pitch er, s, a water pot Pitch y, a. smeared with pitch Pot tage, s. any thing boiled for Pi ty, s. compassion for pain Pla cid, a. gentle, quiet Plain ness, s. sincerity food Plain tiff, s. one who begins a Pow er, s. authority Plain tive, a. complaining Pre sent, s. a gift Plumb er, s. who works on lead Pres sure, s. gravitation Plump ness, s. fullness Plun der, v a. to pillage Plu ral a. more than one Po et, s. a writer of poems Point er, s. that points out Poi son, s. deadly venom Poi son, v a. to infect with poi- Prim rose, s. a flower . Prov est, s. the chief of a body Prow css, s. bravery, valour . Proxy, s. agency of another Pry acce, s. practical wisdom Psal mist, s. a writer of psalms Psalter, s. a psaim book Put uck, a, common to all Pub fish, v a. to make known Puck er, s. wrinkle Puf fy, a wind, folent Pul let, s. a young hen Pul pous, a, soft *Punch con, s. 4 measure Pun gent, a, sharp, acrid Pun ish, va, to chastisePu ny, a. young, petty. Pup p, s. a whelp Pur chase, v a. to buy Pure ness, s. citamess Pur pl, blue Pus tuis s. a small swelling Putrid, a. roiion, corrupt Put ty, s. a kind of cement v 2. 40 confound ngo be confounded Puz zie, red tincture as with Rab bit, s. Rab ble, s. 5. a doctor of the jews urry animal a tumultuous crowd Rack et, s. a confused noise Rad ish, s. a root Raf fle, s. a kind of lottery Rai sin, s. a dried grape Rain part, s. a wall round a fortified place Ran dom, s. hazard Re bei, s. who opposes lawful authority Re cord, s. a register Ren der, v to return Ki gour, s. severity Ring let, s. a curl Ri pen, v n. to grow ripe Ri vet, v a. to fasten with rivets Rock et, s. a fire work Ro guish, a. knavish Saw yer, s. who saws timber Roll er, s. a round stone for ma- Sche mer, s. a contriver king level Room y, a, spacious Rus ty, a. covered with rust Sa ble, a. dark Sad den, v a. to make sad Sau cer, s. a China platter Scho lar, s. a man of lettere Sei sure, s. the act of seizing Se rum, s. the watery part of Ses sion, s. assembly of senators v n. to subside Set tle, a. to fix in a place Sex ton, s. a church officer Shal low, a. not deep- Silk en, a. made with silk Sim ple a. plain Snake root, s. a medicinal herb So ber, a, temperate So lar, a. belonging to the sun Si zer, s. a rank of students Spend thrift, s. a prodiga Spi rit, s. the soul of ma Spokes man, s. a speaker Si new, s. a nerve Sin ful, a. wicked Syr rup, s. juice of herbs Sport ful. a. merry Squan der, v a. to spend Stag nant, a. still State ly, a, august Sta ticks, s. the science of weighing bodies Sta tion, s. office Sta tue, s. an image Sta ture, s. the height of an ane imal Sta tute, s. a law Stea dy, a. fixed Steel yard, s. for weighing Stee rage, s. the act of steering Stigma, s. a mark of infamy |