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Test Your Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Test Your Vocabulary for 16th August :
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Pigeon-hearted (adj.) : very timid
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Pigheaded (adj.) : stupidly obstinate
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Pigment (n) : substance sued for colouring
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Pygmy (n) : a dwarf
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Pigmy (n) : a dwarf
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Pigsty (n) : a place where pigs are kept, pen for pigs, a dirty place
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Pike (n) : a weapon with a long shaft and iron or steel head, a road with toll gate, a fresh water fish with a pointed head
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Pile (n) : number of things lying one upon another, a set of buildings, a supporting post driven in to the ground
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Pile (v) : head up, supply with supports
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Piles (n & pl) : a painful swelling of the veins in the rectum near the anus
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Pilfer (v) : steal in small quantities
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Pilferer (n) : one who pilfers
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Pilgrim (n) : a traveller to holy places
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Pill (n) : a medicine made into small ball
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Pillage (n) : plunder, one who plunders
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Pillage (v) : plunder
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Pillar (n) : an upright post or column supporting the roof
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Pillion (n) : a sear for passenger on a motor-cycle
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Pillow (n) : a soft cushion for the head
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Pilot (n) : a guide or steersman of a ship or aeroplane
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Pilot (v) : steer or direct
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Pimpernel (n) : a plant with small pink flowers
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Pimple (n) : pustule, boil
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Pin (n) : a short piece of stiff wire with a sharp point at one end and a round head at the other used for fastening
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Pincers (n) : a tool used to clasp or hold a thing
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Pinch (v) : nip, oppress, pain, squeeze
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Pinch (n) : distress, pinching
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Pine (n) : a tree useful for timber
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Pine (v) : languish, waste away or become weak through sorrow, anxiety or disease
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Pineapple (n) : a fruit and its tree
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Pinion (n) : the wing of a bird, a small toothed wheel
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Pink (n) : a light red colour, a garden flower
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Pin money (n) : allowance to a wife for private use
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Pinnacle (n) : a small boat with oars and sails
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Pinnacle (n) : a slender tapering tower, zenith
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Pint (n) : half a quart
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Pioneer (n) : one who prepares the way for others by exploring new fields of activity
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Pious (adj.) : having deep devotion to religion
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Pious (n): piety
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Pip (n) : a seed, spot
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Pipe (n) : a musical wind-instrument, a long tube
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Pipe (v) : play on the pipe
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Piquant (adj.) : pleasantly sharp to the taste, pleasantly exciting, pungent
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Piracy (n) : sea-robbery
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