| pedigreed |
of pure blood or breeding; having a pedigree. |
| pediment |
a low pointed or curved gable atop a wall, entrance, window, cabinet, or the like. [2 definitions] |
| pedipalp |
one of the second leglike pair of appendages of spiders and other arachnids, developed for a variety of functions such as fertilizing, grasping, or sensing. |
| pedlar |
variant of peddler. |
| pedo- |
child. |
| pedometer |
an instrument that records the approximate distance a person walks by registering the number of steps taken. |
| pedophile |
one who has an abnormal sexual desire for children. |
| pedophilia |
in an adult, an abnormal sexual desire for children. |
| peduncle |
in biology, a stalklike part or structure. [2 definitions] |
| pedunculate |
having, borne by, or growing on a peduncle. |
| pee |
(informal; sometimes considered vulgar) to let liquid waste pass out of one's body; urinate. |
| peek |
to look quickly or furtively, often through a small opening or from a hiding place; glance; peep. [3 definitions] |
| peekaboo |
a game to amuse very young children in which one hides the face behind the hands or some object and then suddenly reveals it, crying out, "Peekaboo"! |
| peel1 |
to pull, tear, or cut the outer covering from. [6 definitions] |
| peel2 |
a spadelike instrument with a long handle used for putting goods to be baked into an oven, or for removing them again. |
| peeler |
a kitchen tool used for removing the skin of vegetables, such as potatoes, carrots, and parsnips, or of thin-skinned fruits such as apples. |
| peeling |
a piece that has been peeled off something, such as a strip of potato skin. |
| peen |
a ball-shaped or wedge-shaped end opposite the flat striking surface on the head of a hammer. [2 definitions] |
| peep1 |
to look quickly or furtively, often through a narrow opening or from a hiding place. [5 definitions] |
| peep2 |
a weak, shrill, short sound, as of a young bird. [4 definitions] |
| peeper1 |
any of various frogs that make a peeping sound. [2 definitions] |