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Webster Dictionary :: Parallel

PAR'ALLEL, a. [Gr. against or opposite, and one the other.] 1. In geometry, exte...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallax

PAR'ALLAX, n. [Gr. to vary, to decline or wander; beyond, and to change.] In ast...

Webster Dictionary :: Parallactic

PARALLAC'TIC PARALLAC'TICAL, a. [See Parallax .] Pertaining to the parallax of a...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralize

PAR'ALIZE, v.t. [Gr.] To affect as with palsy; to check action, or destroy the p...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralipomena

PARALIPOM'ENA, n. [Gr. to omit; beyond, and to leave.] Things omitted; a supplem...

Webster Dictionary :: Paralepsis

PARALEP'SIS PAR'ALEPSY, n. [Gr. omission; beyond or by, and to leave.] In rhetor...

Webster Dictionary :: Paragraphically

PARAGRAPH'ICALLY, adv. by paragraphs; with distinct breaks or divisions.

Webster Dictionary :: Paragraphic

PARAGRAPH'IC, a. Consisting of paragraphs or short divisions, with breaks.

Webster Dictionary :: Paragraph

PAR'AGRAPH, n. [Gr. a marginal note; to write near or beyond the text; beyond, a...

Webster Dictionary :: Paragrammatist

PARAGRAM'MATIST, n. A punster.

Webster Dictionary :: Paragram

PAR'AGRAM,n. [Gr.] A play upon words or a pun.

Webster Dictionary :: Paragon

PAR'AGON, n. [L. par,equal.] 1. A model or pattern; a model by way of distinctio...

Webster Dictionary :: Paragogic

PARAGOG'IC PARAGOG'ICAL, a. Pertaining to a paragoge; lengthening a word by the ...

Webster Dictionary :: Paragoge

PARAGOGE, n. par'agojy. [Gr. a drawing out.] The addition of a letter or syllabl...

Webster Dictionary :: Paradoxology

PARADOXOL'OGY, n. [paradox and Gr.discourse.] The use of paradoxes. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Paradoxicalness

PARADOX'ICALNESS, n. State of being paradoxical.

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