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Webster Dictionary :: Pitiable
PIT'IABLE, a. Deserving pity; worthy of compassion; miserable; as pitiable perso...
Webster Dictionary :: Pithy
PITH'Y, a. Consisting of pith; containing pith; abounding with pith; as a pithy ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pithole
PIT'HOLE, n. A mark made by disease.
Webster Dictionary :: Pithless
PITH'LESS, a. Destitute of pith; wanting strength. 1. Wanting cogency or concent...
Webster Dictionary :: Pithiness
PITH'INESS, n. Strength; concentrated force; as the pithiness of a reply.
Webster Dictionary :: Pithily
PITH'ILY, adv. With strength; with close or concentrated force; cogently; with e...
Webster Dictionary :: Pith
PITH, n. 1. The soft spungy substance in the center of plants and trees. 2. In a...
Webster Dictionary :: Pitfall
PIT'FALL, n. A pit slightly covered for concealment, and intended to catch wild ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piteousness
PIT'EOUSNESS, n. Sorrowfulness. 1. Tenderness; compassion.
Webster Dictionary :: Piteously
PIT'EOUSLY, adv. In a piteous manner; with compassion. 1. Sorrowfully; mournfully.
Webster Dictionary :: Piteous
PIT'EOUS, a. [See Pity .] Sorrowful; mournful; that may excite pity; as a piteou...
Webster Dictionary :: Pitchy
PITCH'Y, a. Partaking of the qualities of pitch; like pitch. 1. Smeared with pit...
Webster Dictionary :: Pitchpipe
PITCH'PIPE, n. An instrument used by choristers in regulating the pitch or eleva...
Webster Dictionary :: Pitching
PITCH'ING, ppr. Setting; planting or fixing; throwing headlong; plunging; daubin...
Webster Dictionary :: Pitchiness
PITCH'INESS, n. [from pitch.] Blackness; darkness. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Pitchfork
PITCH'FORK, n. A fork or farming utensil used in throwing hay or sheaves of grai...
