| APANAGES | • apanages n. Plural of apanage. • APANAGE n. endowment for a king's child, also APPANAGE. |
| GRANDPAS | • grandpas n. Plural of grandpa. • GRANDPA n. a grandfather. |
| LAPSANGS | • lapsangs n. Plural of lapsang. • LAPSANG n. (Chinese) a variety of souchong tea with a smoky flavour. |
| NAGAPIES | • nagapies n. Plural of nagapie. • NAGAPIE n. (South African) the bushbaby or nocturnal lemur. |
| PAGANISE | • paganise v. Alternative spelling of paganize. • PAGANISE v. to make irreligious, also PAGANIZE. |
| PAGANISH | • paganish adj. (Archaic) Pagan. • paganish adj. (Informal) Somewhat pagan. • PAGANISH adj. of or pertaining to pagans. |
| PAGANISM | • paganism n. Any indigenous polytheistic religion. • paganism n. Any of a class of religions often associated with nature rituals. • PAGANISM n. an irreligious attitude. |
| PAGANIST | • paganist n. Pagan. • PAGANIST n. a student of pagans or paganism. |
| PAGEANTS | • pageants n. Plural of pageant. • PAGEANT n. an elaborate public spectacle. |
| PANGRAMS | • pangrams n. Plural of pangram. • PANGRAM n. a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet. |
| PANNAGES | • pannages n. Plural of pannage. • PANNAGE n. the right to pasture swine in a forest. |
| PARAGONS | • paragons n. Plural of paragon. • PARAGON v. (archaic) to compare, match. |
| PARASANG | • parasang n. A historical Iranian unit of itinerant distance used throughout the Western Mediterranean and the Middle… • PARASANG n. (Greek) an old Persian unit of distance. |
| PARGANAS | • parganas n. Plural of pargana. • PARGANA n. (Hindi) a division of an administrative district or zillah in India, also PERGUNNAH. |
| PAWNAGES | • pawnages n. Plural of pawnage. • PAWNAGE n. an act of pawning. |
| SCAPAING | • SCAPA v. to run away, leave without notice, also SCARPA, SCARPER. |