| AGRAPHA | • agrapha n. Plural of agraphon. • AGRAPHON n. (Greek) a saying of Jesus not found in the canonical gospels. |
| AIRGAPS | • airgaps n. Plural of airgap. • air␣gaps n. Plural of air gap. • AIRGAP n. a gap in a magnetic circuit. |
| GAROUPA | • GAROUPA n. (Chinese) in Chinese cookery, another name for the grouper fish. |
| GRAMPAS | • grampas n. Plural of grampa. • GRAMPA n. (colloquial) a grandfather, also GRAMP. |
| GRANDPA | • grandpa n. (Informal) grandfather. • GRANDPA n. a grandfather. |
| GRAPPAS | • grappas n. Plural of grappa. • GRAPPA n. (Italian) an Italian brandy. |
| IGARAPE | • igarape n. Alternative form of igarapé. • igarapé n. A watercourse in the Amazon rainforest. • IGARAPE n. (Tupi) a canoe waterway in Brazil. |
| PANGRAM | • pangram n. A sentence that contains every letter of the alphabet. • PANGRAM n. a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet. |
| PARAGES | • parages n. Plural of parage. • PARAGE n. equality of birth or rank. |
| PARAGON | • paragon n. A person of preeminent qualities, who acts as a pattern or model for others. • paragon n. (Obsolete) A companion; a match; an equal. • paragon n. (Obsolete) Comparison; competition. |
| PARANGS | • parangs n. Plural of parang. • PARANG n. (Malay) a large sheath-knife. |
| PARERGA | • parerga n. Plural of parergon. • PARERGON n. (Greek) a piece of work undertaken in addition to one's principal employment. |
| PARGANA | • pargana n. (India) An administrative unit of India, consisting of a number of villages. Since Indian independence… • PARGANA n. (Hindi) a division of an administrative district or zillah in India, also PERGUNNAH. |
| PIRAGUA | • piragua n. A Puerto Rican frozen dessert, shaped like a pyramid, made of shaved ice and covered with fruit-flavored syrup. • piragua n. Alternative form of periagua (“type of boat”). • PIRAGUA n. (Caribbean) a dugout canoe, also PERIAGUA, PIROGUE, PIROQUE. |
| PODAGRA | • podagra n. (Medicine) gout in the big toe. • PODAGRA n. (Greek) gout in the foot. |
| RAMPAGE | • rampage n. A course of violent, frenzied action. • rampage n. Wild partying, typically a drinking binge. • rampage v. To move about wildly or violently. |
| WARPAGE | • warpage n. The act or process of warping. • warpage n. The warpedness resulting from that act or process. • warpage n. A charge per ton made on shipping. |