P1 |
abbreviation of "passing," completed successfully. |
P2 |
symbol of the chemical element phosphorus. |
P- |
in the U.S. military, a pursuit plane, such as a P-38 or P-40. |
p |
the sixteenth letter of the English alphabet. [3 definitions] |
p. |
abbreviation of "page," one side of a sheet of printed or written paper. [2 definitions] |
PA1 |
abbreviation of "Pennsylvania," an eastern U.S. state south of New York. |
Pa |
symbol of the chemical element protactinium. |
PA2 |
abbreviation of "public address." |
pa |
(informal) father; papa. |
pa'anga |
the chief monetary unit of Tonga, equaling one hundred seniti. |
Pablo Picasso |
a Spanish painter and sculptor (b.1881--d.1973). |
Pablum |
trademark for a smooth, bland baby cereal. [2 definitions] |
pabulum |
a soft substance that serves to nourish. [2 definitions] |
PAC |
abbreviation of "political action committee." |
pac |
an insulated, waterproof boot designed for wear in extreme cold. [3 definitions] |
pace1 |
the length of one stride in walking. [12 definitions] |
pace2 |
with the permission of (used to disagree politely). |
pacemaker |
a small electronic device implanted under the skin to regulate the heart rate in patients with heart problems. [3 definitions] |
pacer |
a horse that paces in harness racing. [2 definitions] |
pacesetter |
one that sets a pace for others to equal or strive for; pacemaker. |
pachinko |
a Japanese game of chance played in a vertical machine that resembles a pinball machine. |