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Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-hole
PIG'EON-HOLE, n. A little apartment or division in a case for papers.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-hearted
PIG'EON-HE`ARTED, a. Timid; easily frightened.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon-foot
PIG'EON-FOOT, n. A plant.
Webster Dictionary :: Pigeon
PIG'EON, n. A fowl of the genus Columba, of several species, as the stock dove, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pig
PIG, n. 1. The young of swine, male or female. 2. An oblong mass of unforged iro...
Webster Dictionary :: Piezometer
PIEZOM'ETER, n. [Gr. to press, and measure.] An instrument for ascertaining the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piety
PI'ETY, n. [L. pietas, from pius, or its root, probably a contracted word.] 1. P...
Webster Dictionary :: Pietist
PI'ETIST, n. One of a sect professing great strictness and purity of life, despi...
Webster Dictionary :: Pietism
PI'ETISM, n. [See Piety .] Extremely strict devotion, or affectation of piety.
Webster Dictionary :: Piercingness
PIERCINGNESS, n. pers'ingness. The power of piercing or penetrating; sharpness; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piercingly
PIERCINGLY, adv. pers'ingly. With penetrating force or effect; sharply.
Webster Dictionary :: Piercing
PIERCING, ppr. pers'ing. Penetrating; entering, as a pointed instrument; making ...
Webster Dictionary :: Piercer
PIERCER, n. pers'er. An instrument that pierces, penetrates or bores. 1. One tha...
Webster Dictionary :: Pierced
PIERCED, pp. pers'ed. Penetrated; entered by force; transfixed.
Webster Dictionary :: Pierceable
PIERCEABLE, a. pers'able. That may be pierced.
Webster Dictionary :: Pierce
PIERCE, v.t. pers. 1. To thrust into with a pointed instrument; as, to pierce th...
