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Words starting with P

Words that start with P

Purple ponies prance through a pink palace in Pittsburg.

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Pis forPotter

A potter is someone who makes mugs, vases, plates and other things out of clay.
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Pis forPottery

Pottery is anything made from clay, usually by hand. Pottery includes pots, plates, vases and sculptures. Pottery is also what you do when you make pots, the art of pottery.
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Pis forPotty

A potty is a small toilet designed to be just the right size for toddlers who are being toilet trained. Some potties fit onto an adult sized toilet as a kind of second lid.
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Pis forPouch

A pouch is a type of small bag that opens at the top. Pouches are often a shape that has a rounded bottom. Some animals, called marsupials have pouches.

Pis forPounce

You pounce on something when you suddenly jump on it and grab it. Cats pounce on prey that they have been stalking. Sometimes pounce is used to describe grabbing an opportunity as soon as it arises. As in, "she pounced on the chance to go to the new show".

Pis forPound

The word pound can have several meanings. It could mean to hit something hard, many times, for example "he pounded the meat to tenderize it". It could mean a unit of British money, equaling 100 pence. It might also mean a unit of weight, abbreviated to lb, equalling 0.453kg, or 0.373kg for precious metals. The picture is of a pound of flour.
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Pis forPour

You pour a liquid when you tip it from one container into another, like when you pour juice from a bottle into a glass. The picture is of some water being poured.

Pis forPout

You pout when you put your lips out, sometimes because you are being sullen, and sometimes because you are posing. Someone who is pouting a bit too much when they are posing is said to have a duck face.

Pis forPoverty

Poverty is the state of having very little possessions, food or money. Someone who is in poverty is poor. The opposite of poverty is affluence.
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Pis forPowder

Powder is made when you grind up something into very very small pieces. Powder feels soft to touch. Flour and many spices are a powder, while something like sand is too coarse to be called a powder.