| APERTURAL | • apertural adj. Relating to an aperture. • APERTURAL adj. related to an aperture. |
| PALTERERS | • palterers n. Plural of palterer. • PALTERER n. one who palters, talks in a deceitful manner. |
| PATROLLER | • patroller n. One who patrols. • PATROLLER n. one who patrols. |
| PEARLWORT | • pearlwort n. Any of several flowering plants that have flowers the shape and size of small pearls… • pearlwort n. In genus Sagina… • pearlwort n. In genus Colobanthus. |
| PLASTERER | • plasterer n. A person whose occupation is to plaster walls. • plasterer n. One who makes plaster casts. • PLASTERER n. one whose job is to plaster. |
| PRATTLERS | • prattlers n. Plural of prattler. • PRATTLER n. one who prattles. |
| PREALTERS | • prealters v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prealter. • PREALTER v. to alter beforehand. |
| PRELATURE | • prelature n. Prelates in general. • prelature n. The office of a prelate. • PRELATURE n. the office of prelate, a bishop or abbot of superior rank. |
| PRERECTAL | • prerectal adj. (Anatomy) anterior to the rectum. • PRERECTAL adj. in front of the rectum. |
| PRETORIAL | • pretorial adj. Alternative form of praetorian. • PRETORIAL adj. relating to a pretor, a magistrate of ancient Rome, also PRAETORIAL. |
| PRETRAVEL | • pretravel adj. Before travelling. • pretravel n. The actuation distance of a switch on a keyboard. • PRETRAVEL adj. before travel. |
| PRETRIALS | • pretrials n. Plural of pretrial. • pre-trials n. Plural of pre-trial. • PRETRIAL n. a proceeding that precedes a trial. |
| PROLETARY | • proletary n. A proletarian. • PROLETARY n. a proletarian, also PROLETARIAN. |
| PYROLATER | • pyrolater n. A fire-worshipper. • PYROLATER n. a fire-worshipper. |
| REPLASTER | • replaster v. (Transitive) To plaster (A wall, ceiling, etc.) again. • REPLASTER v. to plaster again. |
| TRAMPLERS | • tramplers n. Plural of trampler. • TRAMPLER n. one who tramples. |
| ULTRAPURE | • ultrapure adj. Extremely pure; of supreme purity. • ultra-pure adj. Alternative form of ultrapure. • ULTRAPURE adj. very very pure. |