| PILLAGERS | • pillagers n. Plural of pillager. • PILLAGER n. one who pillages. |
| PILLAGING | • pillaging v. Present participle of pillage. • PILLAGING n. the act of plundering. |
| PILLARING | • pillaring v. Present participle of pillar. • pillaring n. (Meteorology) Rapid rising of smoke clouds due to heat generated by burning munitions and/or existing… • PILLAR v. to supply with vertical building supports. |
| PILLARIST | • pillarist n. (Historical, Christianity) A stylite. • PILLARIST n. an ascetic living on top of a pillar, a stylite. |
| PILLBOXES | • pillboxes n. Plural of pillbox. • pill-boxes n. Plural of pill-box. • PILLBOX n. a small box for pills. |
| PILLHEADS | • pillheads n. Plural of pillhead. • PILLHEAD n. a regular, usually addicted taker of sedative or stimulant pills. |
| PILLICOCK | • pillicock n. (Archaic) A penis. • pillicock n. (Obsolete, endearing) A boy or man. • PILLICOCK n. (old slang) the penis. |
| PILLIONED | • pillioned v. Simple past tense and past participle of pillion. • PILLION v. to sit on a pillion (a passenger seat). |
| PILLORIED | • pilloried v. Simple past tense and past participle of pillory. • PILLORY v. to hold up to public ridicule. |
| PILLORIES | • pillories n. Plural of pillory. • pillories v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of pillory. • PILLORY v. to hold up to public ridicule. |
| PILLORISE | • pillorise v. Alternative form of pillorize. • PILLORISE v. to pillory, also PILLORIZE. |
| PILLORIZE | • pillorize v. (Transitive) To set in, or punish with, the pillory. • PILLORIZE v. to pillory, also PILLORISE. |
| PILLOWIER | • PILLOWY adj. like a pillow in form or feel. |
| PILLOWING | • pillowing v. Present participle of pillow. • pillowing n. Material used to make pillows. • PILLOW v. to rest on a cushion for the head. |
| PILLWORMS | • pillworms n. Plural of pillworm. • PILLWORM n. a type of millipede. |
| PILLWORTS | • pillworts n. Plural of pillwort. • PILLWORT n. a water-fern. |