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Peninsula (n) : a portion of land almost surrounded by water or projecting into the sea
Penis (n): organ of copulation of a male animal
Penitence (n) : repentance
Penitent (adj.) : repentant, expressing, sorrow for one’s own, sins
Penitentiary (n): prison for persons, quality of serious crimes
Penknife (n) : a pocket knife
Penman (n) : a good writer
Penname (n) : an author’s assumed name
Pennant (v) : long narrow flag
Penny (n) : a British copper coin(1/12 shilling)
Pennywise (adj.) : saving small sum at the risk of larger
Pension ((n) : payment to one because of past service or old age, a retiring allowance
Pensive (adj.) : seriously thoughtful
Pent (adj.) : shut(up)
Pentagon (n): plane figure with five sides and five angles
Penthouse (n) : roof sloping from a main building
Penultimate (adj.) : last but one
Penury (n) : extreme poverty, want
Peon (n) : orderly, an attendant, servant
Peony (n) : a garden plant, of the butter cup family, with large, globular, crimson flowers
Paeony (n) : a garden plant, of the butter cup family, with large, globular, crimson flowers
Propel (n) : race of nation, persons
Propel (v) : inhabit
Pepper (n) : plant and its fruit having a hot pungent taste
Per (prep) : through, for each, by means of, according to
Peradventure (adv.) : perhaps, by chance
Perambulate (v) : walk, through
Perceive (v) : know through the senses, observe, understand
Percentage (n) : the rate per hundred
Perceptible (adj.) : that can be seen or felt
Perception (n): knowledge, power to understand
Perch (n) : a freshwater fish, a roosting stick
Perch (v) : to alight, to sit or roost on a perch
Perchance (adv) : perhaps
Percolate (v) : pass slowly, filter
Percussion (n): forcible striking of one body against another
Peregrinate (v) : to travel about from place to place
Peremptory (adj.) : final, authoritative, positive
Perennial (adj.) : lasting all the year, perpetual
Perfect (adj.): complete, without fault

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