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Purple ponies prance through a pink palace in Pittsburg.

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Pis forPacifier

A pacifier, also called a binky, dummy or soother, is something you give to babies to suck to calm them down. Modern pacifiers have a nipple-shaped part that goes into the baby's mouth, a shield to keep it in place and a handle to hold onto.

Pis forPack

A group of dogs is called a pack.
Packing is also a word for filling something with something else.

Pis forPackage

A package is another word for a parcel.

Pis forPacked

Something is packed if it is full up with not much space left over.

You might pack your lunchbox, or pack a suitcase for a trip.

Pis forPacking

You pack a suitcase when you go away on vacation. Packing something means putting things inside it until it is full. You can pack a suitcase, boxes or even pack a wardrobe full of things.
A paddle is a hand-held device that you push backwards through the water to make a boat or canoe move forward.
A paddle steamer, or paddle wheeler, is a type of boat that is driven forward by a large wheel. Usually the wheel is at the back of the paddle steamer (stern-wheeler), but there can also be a wheel on either side (side-wheeler).
Paddle steamers are usually found on still, calm water like rivers. The paddle wheel can be driven by either a steam engine or a more modern electric or diesel engine.

Pis forPaddock

A paddock is a large open space, surrounded by a fence, that is used for keeping animals such as horses, cows and sheep in.

Pis forPadlock

A padlock is a type of lock that is designed to go through two loops, like the two parts of a gate latch or two links of a chain. Padlocks are small and portable and are commonly used to lock sheds or lock up bicycles.

Pis forPage

A page is a piece of paper which has writing or images print on it. Books are made of pages that are bound together.

Pis forPagoda

A pagoda is a style of building typically seen as a temple in countries like Japan or China. Pagodas often have many layers of decorative roof, with upturned edges.

Pis forPaid

Paid is the past tense of pay, for example "I got paid today".

Pis forPail

Pail is another word for a bucket, particularly an old-fashioned wooden bucket.

Pis forPain

Pain is a bad, distressing physical or emotional feeling.
You feel pain when you are hurt or sick, or if something bad happens in your life like you break up with your boyfriend or girlfriend.

Pis forPainful

Something is painful if it hurts.

The man in the picture is having a a painful injection.

Pis forPaint

Paint is a liquid you can buy that you can use to change the colour of something. Paint goes on when it is wet, so you need to wait for it to dry. Some paints come in small, dry blocks and you need to wet them with water to be able to use them. You use a paintbrush to paint with.
You use a paintbrush to paint with. The soft end of a paintbrush is usually made from hair.
A painting is a picture of something that has been made using paint.
Paintings can be very realistic, almost as good as photographs or abstract and you have trouble telling what they are pictures of.
Painting is when you make a picture using paint. You can paint on paper, canvas, or wood.

Painting is often done with a brush, roller, or sponge. People use painting for art, decorating walls, and making signs.

Pis forPair

A pair of things is two things. You usually use the word pair to describe two very similar things, like a pair of birds. Some things only come in pairs - like a pair of glasses or a pair of trousers. Many other things usually come in pairs but can be separated, like a pair of socks, shoes or gloves.