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• <p> - HTML; notation: <p></p>


• pace
• pack
• package
• pad
• paddle
• padlock
• pagan
• pain
• painful
• painless
• paint
• pal
• pants
• pants
• papal
• part
• pass
• past
• pasta
• patty
• pave
• pavement
• paw
• Pax Americana
• Pax Britannica
• Pax Romana


• pedestrian
  (noun)
  1. a person who travels or is traveling by foot
  2. a person currently on the sidewalk/street
  (adjective)
  1. anything relating to people who move by feet; anything relating to pedestrians
  2. relating to common people; related to common folk
  3. relating to common business


• peel
• pen
• penance


• pen name
  (noun) - a name used in the place of an author's name
  see also: pseudonym


• pentagon
• people
• person


• /// "Per aspera ad astra" ///
  (phrase) - a Latin phrase, meaning "through hardships to the stars"
  see also: Ad astra per aspera


• pet
• pharmacy
• pharmacist
• phase
• philosophical
• philosophy
• phone


• phone number
  (noun) - a series of numbers used to contact a person's phone, either for a phone call or a text


• phonetics
• phrase
• pick


• pickaxe
  (noun) - a tool in the shape of a T, with a wooden handle, and a metal top with a point
  and a flat end; often used for breaking apart soil and rock


• pile
• pill
• pillage
• pillar
• pink
• pitbull
• pizza
• please
• point
• pollute
• ponder
• pool
• poor
• pope
• pray
• prayer
• prettify
• pretty
• prince
• princess
• print
• printer
• pro
• pro-
• proclaim
• proclamation
• procreate


• procreation
  (noun) - the process of procreating; the process by which new organisms are formed


• profess
• professor
• protect
• protection
• prune
• pry


• psalm
  (noun)
  1. a song/hymn of sacred status, used for religious purposes
  2. any of the songs, hymns, or prayers found in the Book of Psalms (Old Testament)


• pseudo-
  (prefix) - a prefix meaning 'false': "pseudoscience", "pseudonym"


• pseudonym
  (noun) - a name used fictitiously as a means of hiding one's true identity, often used by authors
  see also: pen name


• pseudoscience
  (noun)
  1. a general group of thought often claimed to be scientific but fails to align and/or remain consistent
     with scientific processes of thought
  2. fictional forms/depictions of science


• psycho
• psycho-
• psychologist
• psychology
• puddle
• puppet
• pyro