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Webster Dictionary :: Pensiveness
PEN'SIVENESS, n. Gloomy thoughtfulness; melancholy; seriousness from depressed s...
Webster Dictionary :: Pensively
PEN'SIVELY, adv. With thoughtfulness; with gloomy seriousness or some degree of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pensive
PEN'SIVE, a. [L.penso, to weigh, to consider; pendo, to weigh.] 1. Literally, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Pensioning
PEN'SIONING, ppr. Granting an annual allowance for past services.
Webster Dictionary :: Pensioner
PEN'SIONER, n. One to whom an annual sum of money is paid by government in consi...
Webster Dictionary :: Pensioned
PEN'SIONED, pp. Having a pension.
Webster Dictionary :: Pensionary
PEN'SIONARY, a. Maintained by a pension; receiving a pension; as pensionary spie...
Webster Dictionary :: Pension
PEN'SION, n. [L.pensio, form pendo, pensum, to pay.] 1. An annual allowance of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Pensileness
PEN'SILENESS, n. The state of hanging.
Webster Dictionary :: Pensile
PEN'SILE, a. [L. pensilis, from pendeo, to hang.] 1. Hanging; suspended; as a pe...
Webster Dictionary :: Pennyworth
PEN'NYWORTH, n. As much as is bought for a penny. 1. Any purchase; any thing bou...
Webster Dictionary :: Pennywise
PEN'NYWISE, a. Saving small sums at the hazard of larger; niggardly on improper ...
Webster Dictionary :: Pennyweight
PEN'NYWEIGHT, n. A troy weight containing twenty four grains, each grain being e...
Webster Dictionary :: Pennyroyal
PENNYROY'AL, n. A plant of the genus Mentha. The English pennyroyal is the Menth...
Webster Dictionary :: Pennypost
PEN'NYPOST, n. One that carries letters from the post office and delivers them t...
Webster Dictionary :: Penny
PEN'NY, n. plu. pennies or pence. Pennies denotes the number of coins; pence the...
