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Word	Definition
palate	roof of the mouth; sense of taste
palatial	magnificent
palliate	lessen the severity of
palliate	to make something appear less serious, to alleviate, to gloss over, put a positive spin on 
palpability	can be felt, touched, understood
palpitate	tremble, beat rapidly and irregularly
panegyric	formal praise, eulogy 
paradigm	a model, example, or pattern 
parenthesis	sentense within another one, smth separated
pariah	an outcast, a rejected and despised person 
parsimonious	too economical, miserly
partisan	one-sided, committed to a party, biased or prejudiced
patron	regular customer; person who gives support
paucity	scarcity, a lacking of 
peccadillo	small sin; small weakness in one's character
pedantic	bookish, showing off learning 
pedestrian	commonplace, trite, unremarkable 
pellucid	transparent, easy to understand 
penchant	strong inclination, a liking
penitent	feeling or showing regret 
penury	extreme poverty 
peregrination	traveling about, wandering 
peremptory	urgent, imperative, unchallengeable, ending debate 
perennial	lasting for a long time (eg. a year)
perfidious	treacheres, faithless
perfidy	treachery; breaking of faith
perfunctory	done as a duty withour care
perilous	dangerous
peripatetic	wandering
perish	be destroyed; decay
perjury	wilful fasle statement, unlawful act
permeate	spread into every part of
pernicious	harmful, injurious
perpetrate	be guilty; commit (a crime)
persevere	keep on steadily, continue
personable	pleasing in appearance, attractive 
perspicacity	quick judging and understanding
pertain	belong as a part, have reference
pest	destructive thing or a person who is nuisance
petrified	taken away power (to think, feel, act)
petrify	to make hard, rocklike 
petrous	like a rock, hard, stony 
petulant	unreasonably impatient 
philistine	a smug ignorant person; one who lacks knowledge 
phlegmatic	calm, sluggish temperament; unemotional 
picaresque	involving clever rogues or adventurers
pied	of mixed colors
pinch	be too tight, take between the thumb and finger
pious	dutifull to parents; devoted to religion
piquant	agreeably pungent, stimulating 
pique	hirt the pride or self-respect, stir (curiosity)
pitfall	covered hole as a trap, unsuspected danger
pith	essential part, force, soft liquid substance
