| GRASSPLOT | • grassplot n. (US and 19th century English) A lawn. • grassplot n. (US) An area of grass on which cars may be parked. • GRASSPLOT n. a plot of ground overgrown with grass. |
| PARCLOSES | • parcloses n. Plural of parclose. • PARCLOSE n. a railing in a church enclosing altar, chapel or tomb. |
| PASTORALS | • pastorals n. Plural of pastoral. • PASTORAL n. a pastoral poem, play etc. |
| PERSONALS | • personals n. Plural of personal. • personals n. (Rare) Personal matters; matters which are peculiar or proper to private concerns. • PERSONAL n. an advertisement or notice in the personal column of a newspaper. |
| PETROSALS | • petrosals n. Plural of petrosal. • PETROSAL n. the stony part of the temporal bone around the inner ear. |
| PLASTRONS | • plastrons n. Plural of plastron. • PLASTRON n. a fencer's padded breast-shield; the underside of a turtle's shell, also PLASTRUM. |
| PLIOSAURS | • pliosaurs n. Plural of pliosaur. • PLIOSAUR n. a type of fossil marine reptile. |
| POLARISES | • polarises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of polarise. • POLARISE v. to give polarity to, also POLARIZE. |
| POLESTARS | • polestars n. Plural of polestar. • pole␣stars n. Plural of pole star. • POLESTAR n. a guiding principle. |
| PORTLASTS | • portlasts n. Plural of portlast. • PORTLAST n. (obsolete) the gunwale of a ship, also PORTOISE. |
| PROLAPSES | • prolapses n. Plural of prolapse. • prolapses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prolapse. • PROLAPSE v. to slip or fall out of place. |
| PROLAPSUS | • prolapsus n. (Medicine) prolapse. • PROLAPSUS n. (Latin) a prolapse. |
| PROPOSALS | • proposals n. Plural of proposal. • PROPOSAL n. something that is proposed. |
| PSORALEAS | • psoraleas n. Plural of psoralea. • PSORALEA n. a plant of the bean family. |
| PSORALENS | • psoralens n. Plural of psoralen. • PSORALEN n. a drug used to treat psoriasis. |
| PULSATORS | • pulsators n. Plural of pulsator. • PULSATOR n. something that pulsates. |
| REPOSALLS | • REPOSALL n. (Shakespeare) reposal. |
| SAPROPELS | • sapropels n. Plural of sapropel. • SAPROPEL n. (Greek) a slimy sediment laid down in water, largely organic in origin. |
| VAPORLESS | • VAPORLESS adj. without vapor, also VAPOURLESS. |