| PIERROTS | • pierrots n. Plural of pierrot. • Pierrots n. Plural of Pierrot. • PIERROT n. (French) a comic character in French pantomime, dressed in a floppy white suit. |
| PORRECTS | • porrects v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of porrect. • PORRECT v. to stretch forth. |
| PORTRESS | • portress n. A female porter (person in control of the entrance to a building). • PORTRESS n. a female porter, also PORTERESS. |
| POSTURER | • posturer n. A person who postures. • posturer n. (Archaic) An acrobat. • POSTURER n. one who postures, also POSTURIST. |
| PRAETORS | • praetors n. Plural of praetor. • prætors n. Plural of prætor. • PRAETOR n. (Latin) an ancient Roman magistrate, also PRETOR. |
| PRESORTS | • presorts v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of presort. • PRESORT v. to sort beforehand. |
| PRESTORE | • PRESTORE v. to store beforehand. |
| PRORATES | • prorates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prorate. • PRORATE v. to divide proportionately. |
| PROTORES | • PROTORE n. an earlier unenriched form of a mineral ore. |
| RESPROUT | • resprout v. To sprout again. • RESPROUT v. to sprout again. |
| SPORTERS | • sporters n. Plural of sporter. • SPORTER n. one who sports, a sportsman. |
| SPORTIER | • sportier adj. Comparative form of sporty: more sporty. • SPORTY adj. inclined to sport. |
| STROPPER | • stropper n. One who or that which strops. • STROPPER n. one who strops. |
| TROOPERS | • troopers n. Plural of trooper. • troopers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of trooper. • TROOPER n. a cavalryman. |
| TROUPERS | • troupers n. Plural of trouper. • TROUPER n. a member of a theatrical company. |