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PIT'IFULLY, adv. With pity; compassionately. Pitifully behold the sorrows of our...
PIT'IFULNESS, n. Tenderness of heart that disposes to pity; mercy; compassion. 1...
PIT'ILESS, a. Destitute of pity; hardhearted; applied to persons; as a pitiless ...
PIT'ILESSLY, adv. Without mercy or compassion.
PIT'ILESSNESS, n. Unmercifulness; insensibility to the distresses of others.
PIT'MAN, n. The man that stands in a pit when sawing timber with another man who...
PIT'TANCE, n. [The word signifies primarily, a portion of food allowed to a monk...
PITU'ITARY, a. [L. pituita, phlegm, rheum; Gr. to spit.] That secretes phlegm or...
PIT'UITE, n. [L. pituita.] Mucus.
PITU'ITOUS, a. [L. pituitosus.] Consisting of mucus, or resembling it in qualities.
PITY, n. [The Latin,Italian, Spanish and Portuguese languages unite pity and pie...
PIV'OT, n. A pin on which any thing turns.
PIX, n. [L. pyxis.] A little box or chest in which the consecrated host is kept ...
PIZ'ZLE, n. In certain quadrupeds, the part which is official to generation and ...
PLACABIL'ITY PLA'CABLE, a. [L. placabilis, from placo, to pacify; probably forme...
PLA'CABLENESS, n. [from placable.] The quality of being appeasable; susceptibili...