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Purple ponies prance through a pink palace in Pittsburg.

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Pis forPavlova

Pavlova is a dessert made from a variation of meringue with cornflour added to the mixture. The meringue base is then topped with cream and fresh fruit. Pavlova is an Australian and New Zealand dish, invented in honor of a visiting dancer called Anna Pavlova.

Pis forPaw

A paw is a kind of animal's foot. Generally animals like cats, dogs and ferrets that eat other animals have paws. Animals that get eaten usually have hooves not paws.
The paw in the picture belongs to a lion.
A pawn in chess is the smallest game piece. There are more pawns than any other type of piece, and they can move one square at a time, or two as their first move.

Pis forPaws

Paws is the plural of paw.

Pis forPay

You pay someone when you give them money because they provided some kind of goods or services to you. Most people get paid every week because they work at a job, and they get paid for what they do in their job.

Pis forPea

The pea is the seed of the pea plant. It is eaten for food. With most kinds of pea, you remove the case the peas come in (the pod) before you eat them. Peas are in the same family as beans.

Pis forPeaceful

Peaceful is a word that describes a calm and friendly place or situation. There is no fighting, no noise, and no anger.

Pis forPeach

Peaches are a large, pale orange fruit related to plums, apricots and cherries. The outside of the peach fruit is covered in fine fuzz, which some people don't like. A fuzzless peach is called a nectarine. Peaches are usually eaten fresh or preserved in jars or tins.

Pis forPeacock

A peacock is a male peafowl. Female peafowls are called peahens. Peafowl are a type of pheasant, and they usually live on the ground in forests. Peacocks have spectacular tail feathers.

Pis forPeak

The peak of a mountain is its highest point. The top of anything may also be called its peak. Anyone or anything that is at the high or best point is also called a peak, for example "he was in peak physical condition" or "she was at the peak of her career".

Pis forPeanut

The peanut is not a true not and, in fact, related to the pea - they are both legumes. Peanuts develop in a pod, like peas, with 1-4 peanuts in each pod. The pods force themselves underground to mature. Peanuts are usually sold in shops removed from their shell, roasted and salted. Peanuts are also frequently ground into a fine paste called peanut butter which is good to eat on sandwiches with jam or jelly.
Some people get a violent allergic reaction to eating peanuts, called anaphylactic shock, which can kill them. As this allergy is more common in children and more children each year are being found to have it, peanuts are often banned in schools.
The peanuts in the picture are unopened, still in their shells.
Peanut butter is a spread made from ground, roasted peanuts, with a little salt and oil added. Peanut butter is delicious on sandwiches.

Pis forPear

The pear is the fruit of the pear tree. Pear trees are small deciduous trees growing to around 5-12 metres high. Pears may be green or yellow. Pears are closely related to apples but are softer, juicier and a different shape. You can eat all of the pear except the core in the middle, which is full of seeds.

Pis forPearl

Pearls are made inside the shells of mollusks like clams and oysters. They are usually round, and have a soft, translucent glow to them. Pearls have been made into jewellery for thousands of years.

Pis forPeas

Peas is the plural of pea.

Pis forPeat

Peat is partly decayed plant matter that collects in places like moors and bogs. Peat is dug up and harvested as a fuel in some parts of the world.

Pis forPebble

Pebbles are small, rounded stones with no sharp corners. Pebbles are usually made by being worn smooth by water over time, so you most often find them in a river bed or on the beach.

Pis forPecan

Pecans are the fruit of a kind of hickory tree, native to North America and Mexico. They have a rich taste, and are most commonly used in sweets and desserts.

Pis forPeck

A peck is a quick movement made by birds when they eat, hitting their beaks against something. Birds also peck to do damage, for example woodpeckers make holes by pecking.
A movement similar to a bird's peck is also called a peck, for example "she gave him a quick peck on the cheek".

Pis forPedal

A pedal is a device that you operate with your foot. Pedals are found on all sorts of devices, like pianos, electronic keyboards and an assortment of other musical instruments, sewing machines, and of course bicycles.