pił |
more (used with tempo directions in music). |
pivot |
a part, such as a rod or pin, upon which another part rotates, swings, or oscillates. [6 definitions] |
pivotable |
combined form of pivot. |
pivotal |
of, pertaining to, or acting as a pivot. [2 definitions] |
pix |
variant of pyx. |
pixel |
the smallest component of an image that can be transmitted or received in a video display system. |
pixie |
variant of pixy. |
pixilated |
amusingly eccentric, droll, or whimsical. |
pixy |
a playful or mischievous creature of folklore, similar to a fairy or elf. [2 definitions] |
pizazz |
(informal) liveliness; spirited energy; vivacity. [2 definitions] |
pizza |
an originally Italian food comprising a flat, doughy crust covered with tomato sauce, cheese, and often meat or vegetables and then baked. |
pizzeria |
a restaurant or shop that serves pizza and usu. other Italian-style foods. |
pizzicato |
played by plucking the strings with the fingers rather than played with the bow (used as a musical direction). (Cf. arco.) [2 definitions] |
Pk.1 |
abbreviation of "Park." |
Pk.2 |
abbreviation of "Peak." |
pkg. |
abbreviation of "package." |
PKU |
a genetic disorder characterized by the inability to metabolize phenylaline, often causing mental retardation; phenylketonuria. |
pkwy. |
(chiefly British) abbreviation of "parkway," a railway station, usu. with extensive parking facilities, serving suburban commuters. [2 definitions] |
Pl. |
abbreviation of "Place." |
pl. |
abbreviation of "plural." |
placable |
capable of being pacified or appeased; forgiving or tolerant. |