| APOSTLES | • apostles n. Plural of apostle. • apostles n. (Law) Letters dismissory. • Apostles n. Plural of Apostle. |
| PALSIEST | • PALSY adj. pally, being pals. |
| PASTLESS | • pastless adj. Without a past. • PASTLESS adj. having no past. |
| PATHLESS | • pathless adj. Without a path or trail. • pathless adj. (Figurative) Unexplored. • PATHLESS adj. having no path. |
| PELTASTS | • peltasts n. Plural of peltast. • PELTAST n. (Greek) an ancient Greek soldier armed with a pelta. |
| PERSALTS | • persalts n. Plural of persalt. • PERSALT n. a term formerly given to the salts supposed to be formed respectively by neutralizing acids with certain peroxides. |
| PLASHETS | • plashets n. Plural of plashet. • PLASHET n. a small pond or pool. |
| PLASTERS | • plasters n. Plural of plaster. • plasters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of plaster. • PLASTER v. to cover with a mixture of lime, sand and water. |
| PLAYSETS | • playsets n. Plural of playset. • PLAYSET n. an outdoor apparatus having equipment for children's activities. |
| PSALTERS | • psalters n. Plural of psalter. • PSALTER n. a book of psalms. |
| PULSATES | • pulsates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pulsate. • PULSATE v. to expand and contract rhythmically, also PULSE. |
| SPATLESE | • SPATLESE n. (German) a sweet white wine made from grapes harvested after the main vintage. |
| SPATULES | • spatules n. Plural of spatule. • SPATULE n. (Latin) a broad, blunt, flexible blade or flattened spoon, also SPATULA. |
| SPATZLES | • spatzles n. Plural of spatzle. • spätzles n. Plural of spätzle. • SPATZLE n. (German) in Jewish cooking, a small dumpling, also SPAETZLE. |
| STAPLERS | • staplers n. Plural of stapler. • STAPLER n. a stapling machine. |
| STAPPLES | • STAPPLE n. the stem of a tobacco pipe. |
| TAPELESS | • tapeless adj. (Electronics) Not using or requiring tape, such as audio or video tape. • TAPELESS adj. without a tape. |