| EQUIPARATES | • EQUIPARATE v. (obsolete) to regard or treat as equal. |
| PARQUETRIES | • parquetries n. Plural of parquetry. • PARQUETRY n. the art of making parquet, a floor-covering of fitted wooden blocks. |
| PASQUINADER | • pasquinader n. One who pasquinades; a lampooner. • PASQUINADER n. one who composes pasquinades. |
| PERQUISITES | • perquisites n. Plural of perquisite. • PERQUISITE n. a privilege, gain, or profit incidental to regular salary or wages. |
| PERQUISITOR | • perquisitor n. The first purchaser of an estate. • PERQUISITOR n. the first purchaser of an estate. |
| PERRUQUIERS | • perruquiers n. Plural of perruquier. • PERRUQUIER n. (French) a wigmaker. |
| PICARESQUES | • picaresques n. Plural of picaresque. • PICARESQUE n. a story of rogues. |
| PICTURESQUE | • picturesque adj. Resembling or worthy of a picture or painting; having the qualities of a picture or painting; pleasingly beautiful. • picturesque adj. Strikingly graphic or vivid; having striking and vivid imagery. • PICTURESQUE adj. resembling a picture. |
| PREREQUIRES | • prerequires v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of prerequire. • PREREQUIRE v. to require beforehand. |
| PRIMAQUINES | • PRIMAQUINE n. an antimalarial drug. |
| QUADRIPOLES | • quadripoles n. Plural of quadripole. • QUADRIPOLE n. a network with two input and two output terminals. |
| QUADRUPLIES | • QUADRUPLY n. (Scots) a reply to a triply. |
| QUESTORSHIP | • questorship n. Alternative form of quaestorship. • QUESTORSHIP n. the office of questor, also QUAESTORSHIP. |
| SQUIRESHIPS | • squireships n. Plural of squireship. • SQUIRESHIP n. squirehood. |