Words that start with P

Purple ponies prance through a pink palace in Pittsburg.

Pis forPillow

A pillow is a bag stuffed with something soft. Unlike cushions, pillows are all around the same size. Pillows are for putting your head on when you are asleep at night time. You usually have at least one pillow on your bed.

Pis forPilot

A pilot is someone who flies planes or helicopters for a living. Pilots need to do a lot of training, and must be fit, healthy and have good eyesight.

Pis forPimple

A pimple is a small raised, often inflamed spot on your skin. Teenagers often have pimples on their faces.

Pis forPin

A pin is a small piece of metal that is sharp at one end and has a small bump at the other end. It is used for holding pieces of cloth together when you are making something, but before they are properly stitched together.
A pincushion is somewhere you store pins. Putting pins in a pin cushion keeps the sharp end of the pins safely hidden, stops pins from getting lost and makes them easy to pick up.
Pin the tail on the donkey is a game where children wear blindfolds and try and pin or stick a tail onto a picture of a donkey. You don't have to play this game with a donkey, you can play pin the horn on the unicorn, or any other variation you want.

Pis forPiñata

A piñata is a brightly decorated container, usually made from papier-mâché, cardboard or clay. It is filled with candy or small sweet fruit and nuts, and is hung up for celebrations like Easter or birthdays. Children hit the piñata with sticks to try and break it so the candy falls out. Often they do this wearing blindfolds.

Pis forPinch

You pinch something when you grab it tightly between your forefinger and thumb. Pinching is also a word for any similar motion to pinching with your hands, or something that feels like pinching. For example, "my new shoes pinch my feet".

Pis forPine

Pine is a soft, cheap timber, commonly used for making floors and furniture. It becomes more yellow as it ages.
The pine cone is the female part of the pine tree. The pine tree's seeds grow inside the pine cone, and when it is ripe the cone opens so the seeds can fall out.