6 letter words that start with P

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6 letter words that start with P

6 letter P word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
pablum	17	17	food, esp. a suspens...
pacers	15	12	PACER, a horse whose...
pachak	18	18	an aromatic root res...
pachas	17	14	PACHA, a former Turk...
pacier	15	12	PACY, fast, also PAC...
pacify	24	17	to make peaceful [v...
pacing	16	15	the act of setting a...
packed	16	17	PACK, to enclose for...
packer	16	16	one who packs [n -S]
packet	16	16	to make into a small...
packly	24	19	intimately [adv]
pactum	17	16	(Latin) a pact [n PA...
paczki	20	25	(Polish) a round, fi...
padang	12	13	a Malayan field [n -...
padauk	13	15	a Burmese timber-tre...
padded	12	12	PAD, to stuff or fil...
padder	12	11	a highwayman who ste...
paddle	13	12	to propel with an oa...
padkos	13	14	(South African) snac...
padles	13	11	PADLE, (Scots) a fis...
padmas	13	13	PADMA, (Sanskrit) th...
padnag	12	13	a horse that moves a...
padouk	13	15	(Burmese) a Burmese...
padres	12	10	PADRE, (Italian) fat...
padsaw	15	13	a small saw-blade [n...
paeans	10	10	PAEAN, a song of tha...
paedos	11	10	PAEDO, (short for) a...
paella	13	11	(Spanish) a saffron-...
paeons	10	10	PAEON, a foot of fou...
paeony	16	12	a showy flower, also...
paesan	10	10	(Spanish) a fellow c...
pagans	12	12	PAGAN, an irreligiou...
pagers	13	11	PAGER, an electronic...
paging	14	14	a transfer of comput...
pagles	14	12	PAGLE, the cowslip,...
pagoda	12	12	an Eastern temple, e...
pagods	13	12	PAGOD, an Eastern te...
pagris	14	11	PAGRI, (Hindi) a tur...
paidle	13	11	(Scots) a fish, aka...
paigle	14	12	the cowslip, also PA...
paiked	13	14	PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
painch	17	15	(Scots) the paunch [...
pained	11	11	PAIN, to cause suffe...
painim	13	13	(obsolete) a pagan,...
paints	12	10	PAINT, to apply colo...
painty	18	12	covered with paint [...
paiock	16	16	(Shakespeare) an obs...
paired	12	10	PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
pairer	12	9	PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
paires	12	9	PAIRE, (obsolete) an...
paisan	11	10	(Spanish) a fellow c...
paisas	12	9	PAISA, (Hindi) an In...
pajama	14	21	a garment for sleepi...
pajock	18	25	(Shakespeare) an obs...
pakahi	15	15	(Maori) acid land un...
pakeha	14	15	(Maori) a white man;...
pakihi	16	15	(Maori) acid land un...
pakoko	13	17	(Maori) a small fish...
pakora	12	13	(Hindi) an Indian di...
palace	15	13	a royal residence [n...
palagi	14	12	(Samoan) a Samoan wo...
palais	13	10	(French) a palace [n...
palama	13	13	the webbing of a wat...
palapa	14	13	an open-sided dwelli...
palate	12	10	the roof of the mout...
palays	19	12	PALAY, the ivory tre...
paleae	11	10	PALEA, the membranou...
paleal	13	11	relating to the pale...
palely	20	13	PALE, lacking colour...
palest	13	10	PALE, lacking colour...
palets	13	10	PALET, the membranou...
palier	13	10	PALY, somewhat pale...
paling	14	13	a picket fence [n -S...
palish	16	12	somewhat pale [adj]
palkee	13	14	(Hindi) a palanquin,...
palkis	15	14	PALKI, (Hindi) a pal...
pallae	13	11	PALLA, an oblong rec...
pallah	16	13	a large South Africa...
palled	14	12	PALL, to grow wearis...
pallet	14	11	a bed or mattress or...
pallia	14	11	PALLIUM, a cloak wor...
pallid	15	12	pale, wan [adj PALLI...
pallor	14	11	paleness esp. of the...
palmar	14	13	pertaining to the pa...
palmed	14	14	PALM, to touch with...
palmer	14	13	one who bears a palm...
palmie	14	13	(Scots) a stroke of...
palolo	13	11	an edible sea-worm [...
palpal	16	14	relating to a palp,...
palped	15	14	PALP, to sense by to...
palpus	16	14	(Latin) a sense orga...
palsas	13	10	PALSA, (Finnish) a l...
palter	13	10	to talk or act insin...
paltry	20	12	meagre, mean [adj PA...
pampas	15	15	a treeless plain, al...
pamper	15	15	to treat with excess...
panada	10	11	(Spanish) a thick sa...
panama	11	13	a lightweight plaite...
panary	17	12	a bread store [n PAN...
pances	14	13	PANCE, (obsolete) th...
pandan	10	12	(Malay) a palm of SE...
pandar	11	11	to act as a procurer...
pandas	11	11	PANDA, a bear-like c...
pander	11	11	to act as a procurer...
pandit	12	11	(Sanskrit) a Hindu l...
paneer	10	10	a soft white cheese...
panels	12	11	PANEL, to decorate w...
panfry	20	15	to fry in a frying p...
panful	15	15	as much as a pan can...
pangas	12	12	PANGA, (Swahili) an...
panged	12	13	PANG, to inflict a v...
pangen	11	13	a hypothetical unit...
panick	16	17	any grass of the gen...
panics	15	13	PANIC, to experience...
panier	11	10	a large basket, also...
panims	13	13	PANIM, a heathen, al...
paning	12	13	PANE, to insert pane...
panini	11	11	grilled, Italian-sty...
panino	10	11	a sandwich made with...
panisc	15	13	an inferior god, att...
panisk	13	14	an inferior god, att...
pankos	12	14	PANKO, a variety of...
panned	10	12	PAN, to criticize ha...
panner	10	11	one who pans for gol...
pannes	10	11	PANNE, a heavy lustr...
pannus	11	12	a pathological overg...
panted	11	11	PANT, to breathe qui...
panter	11	10	(Shakespeare) the of...
pantie	11	10	a woman's or child's...
panton	10	11	(Scots) a slipper [n...
pantos	11	10	PANTO, (short for) p...
pantry	18	12	a small room or a cu...
pantun	11	12	(Malay) a Malayan ve...
panzer	14	19	(German) a German ta...
papacy	23	17	the office of the po...
papain	13	13	an enzyme that diges...
papaws	17	15	PAPAW, a tree of the...
papaya	19	14	(Spanish) a tree of...
papers	14	12	PAPER, to cover with...
papery	20	14	resembling paper [ad...
papish	17	14	a supporter of the P...
papism	16	15	adherence to the Pop...
papist	15	12	a supporter of the P...
papped	16	16	PAP, to feed with so...
pappus	17	16	a ring of downy hair...
papula	15	14	(Latin) a pimple, al...
papule	15	14	a pimple, also PAPUL...
papyri	21	14	PAPYRUS, a parchment...
parade	11	10	to march in a public...
parage	12	11	equality of birth or...
paramo	12	12	(Spanish) a bare win...
parang	12	12	(Malay) a large shea...
paraph	16	14	a flourish at the en...
parcel	16	13	to divide into parts...
pardah	14	12	the seclusion of wom...
pardal	13	11	a leopard, also PARD...
parded	12	11	spotted [adj]
pardee	11	10	(Shakespeare) assure...
pardie	12	10	(Shakespeare) assure...
pardon	11	11	to release from liab...
parens	11	10	PAREN, (short for) p...
parent	11	10	to act as father or...
pareos	11	9	PAREO, a Polynesian...
parera	11	9	(Maori) a New Zealan...
parers	12	9	PARER, an instrument...
pareus	12	10	PAREU, a Polynesian...
pareve	13	13	(Yiddish) of food, c...
parged	13	12	PARGE, to cover with...
parges	13	11	PARGE, to cover with...
parget	13	11	to cover with plaste...
pargos	13	11	PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
pariah	14	11	a person of low or n...
parial	13	10	a pair-royal, a thro...
parian	11	10	a hard white porcela...
paries	12	9	the wall of an organ...
paring	13	12	something pared off...
parish	15	11	a subdivision of a d...
parity	19	11	equality of status;...
parkas	13	13	PARKA, a fur shirt o...
parked	13	14	PARK, to leave a veh...
parkee	12	13	a wind-proof coat, a...
parker	13	13	a park-keeper [n -S]
parkie	13	13	(colloquial) a park-...
parkin	13	14	a north of England g...
parkis	14	13	PARKI, a fur shirt o...
parkly	21	16	like a park [adj]
parlay	19	12	to wager original wi...
parled	13	11	PARLE, to discuss te...
parles	13	10	PARLE, to discuss te...
parley	19	12	to discuss terms wit...
parlor	13	10	a room for the enter...
parody	18	12	to imitate in a sati...
parole	12	10	to give a conditiona...
parols	13	10	PAROL, a parole [n]
parore	11	9	(Maori) a type of fi...
parous	12	10	bearing or having bo...
parped	14	13	PARP, to sound a car...
parpen	13	13	a stone passing thro...
parral	13	10	a sliding loop of ro...
parras	12	9	PARRA, (Australian s...
parred	12	10	PAR, to score a cert...
parrel	13	10	a sliding loop of ro...
parrot	12	9	to repeat without th...
parsec	15	12	a unit of astronomic...
parsed	12	10	PARSE, to describe a...
parser	12	9	a program or routine...
parses	12	9	PARSE, to describe a...
parson	11	10	a clergyman [n -S]
partan	11	10	a kind of edible cra...
parted	12	10	PART, to divide, sep...
parter	12	9	one who, or which, p...
partim	14	12	in part [adv]
partis	13	9	PARTI, (French) a gr...
partly	20	12	in some degree [adv]
parton	11	10	a hypothetical parti...
parura	12	10	a set of matched jew...
parure	12	10	a set of matched jew...
parvis	15	13	an enclosed area in...
parvos	14	13	PARVO, (short for) a...
pascal	16	13	a unit of pressure,...
pasear	11	9	to take a walk [v -E...
pasela	12	10	a gratuity to a blac...
paseos	11	9	PASEO, (Spanish) a w...
pashas	14	11	PASHA, a former Turk...
pashed	14	12	PASH, to strike viol...
pashes	14	11	PASH, to strike viol...
pashim	16	14	the fine underfleece...
pashka	15	15	(Russian) a rich des...
pashms	16	14	PASHM, the fine unde...
paskas	13	13	PASKA, (Russian) a R...
paskha	15	15	(Russian) a Russian...
passed	12	10	PASS, to go by [v]
passee	11	9	(French) out of date...
passel	13	10	a large number [n -S...
passer	12	9	one that passes [n -...
passes	12	9	PASS, to go by [v]
passim	14	12	here and there [adv]
passus	13	10	(Latin) a section of...
pastas	12	9	PASTA, a food made o...
pasted	12	10	PASTE, to fasten wit...
pastel	13	10	a soft, delicate hue...
paster	12	9	one who pastes [n -S...
pastes	12	9	PASTE, to fasten wit...
pastie	12	9	a meat pie, also PAS...
pastil	14	10	a small, often medic...
pastis	13	9	(French) a French an...
pastor	12	9	a person who has car...
pastry	19	11	articles made of dou...
pataca	14	12	a monetary unit of M...
pataka	12	13	a Maori building on...
patchy	24	16	uneven in quality [a...
patens	11	10	PATEN, a plate; a me...
patent	11	10	obvious [adj PATENTL...
patera	11	9	a type of Roman shal...
paters	12	9	PATER, a father [n]
pathed	14	12	PATH, (Shakespeare)...
pathic	18	14	a passive subject [n...
pathos	14	11	a quality that arous...
patiki	14	13	(Maori) the New Zeal...
patina	11	10	a film or surface th...
patine	11	10	to cover with a pati...
patins	12	10	PATIN, (obsolete) a...
patios	12	9	PATIO, an outdoor pa...
patkas	13	13	PATKA, a scarf worn...
patois	12	9	(French) a spoken re...
patoot	11	9	the buttocks, also P...
patrol	13	10	to guard by moving a...
patron	11	10	a regular customer [...
patted	12	10	PAT, to stroke gentl...
pattee	11	9	of a heraldic cross,...
patten	11	10	a wooden shoe; a clo...
patter	12	9	to talk rapidly and...
pattes	12	9	PATTE, a narrow band...
pattie	12	9	a small, flat cake o...
pattle	13	10	(Scots) a small long...
patzer	15	18	(German) an inept ch...
paucal	16	14	a grammatical number...
paulin	13	12	a sheet of waterproo...
paunce	14	14	a pansy flower, also...
paunch	17	16	to disembowel [v -ED...
pauper	14	13	to reduce to poverty...
pausal	13	11	pertaining to a brea...
paused	12	11	PAUSE, to stop tempo...
pauser	12	10	one who pauses [n -S...
pauses	12	10	PAUSE, to stop tempo...
pavage	14	15	a charge for paving...
pavane	12	14	(French) a stately E...
pavans	13	14	PAVAN, a slow, state...
paveed	13	14	set close together t...
pavens	13	14	PAVEN, a stately Eng...
pavers	14	13	PAVER, a person who...
paving	15	16	a pavement [n -S]
pavins	14	14	PAVIN, a stately Eng...
pavior	14	13	a person who lays pa...
pavise	14	13	a large medieval shi...
pavone	12	14	(Spenser) a peacock...
pawaws	18	15	PAWAW, to hold such...
pawers	15	12	PAWER, one who paws...
pawing	16	15	PAW, to draw the for...
pawnce	17	16	(obsolete) a pansy f...
pawned	14	14	PAWN, to deposit as...
pawnee	13	13	one to whom somethin...
pawner	14	13	one who pawns someth...
pawnor	14	13	one who pawns someth...
pawpaw	20	18	a tree of the custar...
paxwax	27	26	the strong tendon in...
payday	24	14	the day on which wag...
payees	17	11	PAYEE, one to whom m...
payers	18	11	PAYER, one who pays,...
payess	18	11	(Yiddish) uncut side...
paying	19	14	the act of sealing w...
paynim	19	15	a heathen, also PAIN...
payoff	22	17	the act of distribut...
payola	18	12	a secret payment or...
payors	18	11	PAYOR, one who pays,...
payout	18	12	money that is paid o...
pazazz	21	36	flamboyance, also BA...
peaced	14	13	PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peaces	14	12	PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peachy	23	16	coloured or tasting...
peacod	14	13	the pod of the pea,...
peages	12	11	PEAGE, a form of cur...
peahen	12	12	a female peacock [n...
peaked	12	14	PEAK, to reach a max...
pealed	12	11	PEAL, to ring out [v...
peaned	10	11	PEAN, to beat with a...
peanut	11	11	the monkey-nut or gr...
peapod	13	13	the pod of the pea,...
pearce	14	12	(Spenser) to pierce,...
peares	11	9	PEARE, (Spenser) a p...
pearls	13	10	PEARL, to adorn with...
pearly	19	12	like a pearl [adj PE...
pearst	12	9	(Spenser) pierced, a...
peased	11	10	PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peasen	10	10	PEASE, (archaic) a p...
peases	11	9	PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peason	10	10	PEASE, (archaic) a p...
peavey	19	15	a lever used to move...
peazed	14	19	PEAZE, to weigh, als...
peazes	14	18	PEAZE, to weigh, als...
pebble	17	16	to cover with small,...
pebbly	24	18	resembling pebbles [...
pecans	14	13	PECAN, a nut-bearing...
pechan	16	15	(Scots) the stomach...
peched	17	15	PECH, (Scots) to pan...
pecked	16	17	PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
pecker	16	16	that which pecks; (s...
peckes	16	16	PECKE, (Shakespeare)...
pecten	14	13	a comblike anatomica...
pectic	19	15	of, relating to, or...
pectin	15	13	a mixture of carbohy...
pedalo	12	11	a type of pleasure b...
pedals	13	11	PEDAL, to operate by...
pedant	11	11	a person who parades...
pedate	11	10	footed, footlike [ad...
pedder	12	11	(Scots) a pedlar [n...
peddle	13	12	to sell or offer for...
pedlar	13	11	a person who goes ab...
pedler	13	11	a person who goes ab...
pedros	12	10	PEDRO, a card game [...
pedway	21	15	a walkway for pedest...
peeces	14	12	PEECE, (obsolete) a...
peeing	12	12	PEE, to urinate [v]
peeked	12	14	PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peeled	12	11	PEEL, to remove the...
peeler	12	10	(colloquial) a polic...
peened	10	11	PEEN, to beat with a...
peenge	11	12	(Scots) to whine lik...
peeoys	17	11	PEEOY, (Scots) a hom...
peepbo	15	15	the game of peekaboo...
peeped	13	13	PEEP, to cheep like...
peeper	13	12	a kind of tree-frog...
peepes	13	12	PEEPE, (Shakespeare)...
peepul	15	14	a fig tree from Indi...
peered	11	10	PEER, to look narrow...
peerie	11	9	small [adj PEERIER,...
peeved	13	14	PEEVE, to irritate [...
peever	13	13	(Scots) a tile, tin...
peeves	13	13	PEEVE, to irritate [...
peewee	13	12	a bird, the lapwing...
peewit	15	12	a bird, the lapwing...
pegbox	21	21	a part of a stringed...
pegged	14	14	PEG, to fasten with...
peghed	15	14	PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
pegtop	15	14	a spinning top havin...
peinct	15	13	(obsolete) to paint...
peined	11	11	PEIN, to beat with a...
peised	12	10	PEISE, to weigh, als...
peises	12	9	PEISE, to weigh, als...
peized	15	19	PEIZE, to weigh, als...
peizes	15	18	PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pekans	12	14	PEKAN, a large North...
pekins	13	14	PEKIN, a fine soft s...
pekoes	12	13	PEKOE, (Chinese) a k...
pelage	13	12	the coat or covering...
pelaus	13	11	PELAU, a dish made w...
pelham	16	15	a type of horse's bi...
pelite	13	10	any rock derived fro...
pelled	14	12	PELL, to strike or t...
pellet	14	11	to hit with small, r...
pellum	16	15	(dialect) dust [n -S...
pelmas	14	13	PELMA, an impression...
pelmet	14	13	a fringe or valance...
peloid	13	11	a mud or other natur...
pelons	12	11	PELON, a hairless pe...
pelory	19	12	abnormal symmetry of...
pelota	12	10	(Spanish) a Basque g...
peltae	12	10	PELTA, an ancient sm...
peltas	13	10	PELTA, an ancient sm...
pelted	13	11	PELT, to shower blow...
pelter	13	10	to shower blows or m...
peltry	20	12	the skins of animals...
pelves	15	14	PELVIS, a part of th...
pelvic	19	17	a bone of the pelvis...
pelvis	16	14	a part of the skelet...
penang	11	13	a cotton fabric [n -...
pencel	15	14	a small pennon, also...
pences	14	13	PENCE, in the United...
pencil	16	14	to write or draw wit...
pended	11	12	PEND, to remain unse...
penful	15	15	the amount of ink a...
pengos	12	12	PENGO, a former mone...
penial	12	11	relating to the peni...
penies	11	10	PENIE, (Spenser) a p...
penile	12	11	relating to the peni...
penill	14	12	(Welsh) a verse or s...
pening	12	13	PENE, to beat with a...
penman	11	14	an author [n PENMEN]
penmen	11	14	PENMAN, an author [n...
pennae	9	11	PENNA, any of the fe...
pennal	11	12	(German) a freshman...
penned	10	12	PEN, to write, or co...
penner	10	11	one who pens [n -S]
pennes	10	11	PENNE, (Spenser) a p...
pennia	10	11	PENNI, a Finnish coi...
pennis	11	11	PENNI, a Finnish coi...
pennon	9	12	a long, narrow flag,...
pensee	10	10	(French) a thought [...
pensel	12	11	a small pennon, also...
pensil	13	11	a small pennon, also...
pensum	13	14	(Latin) a task; a sc...
pentad	11	11	a group of five [n -...
pentyl	19	13	a radical derived fr...
penult	13	12	(Latin) the last but...
penury	18	13	extreme poverty [n P...
peones	10	10	PEON, (Spanish) a da...
people	14	13	to stock with inhabi...
pepful	18	17	full of vigour [adj]
pepino	13	13	a purple-striped pal...
pepita	14	12	(Spanish) the edible...
peplos	15	13	a garment worn by wo...
peplum	17	17	a flounce attached t...
peplus	16	14	a garment worn by wo...
pepped	16	16	PEP, to fill with en...
pepper	16	15	to season with a pun...
pepsin	14	13	a digestive enzyme o...
pepsis	15	12	PEPSI, (offensive) a...
peptic	18	15	a substance that pro...
peptid	15	13	a combination of ami...
peraea	10	9	PERAEON, a crustacea...
perais	12	9	PERAI, a ferocious,...
perced	15	13	PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percen	14	13	(Spenser) to pierce...
perces	15	12	PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percid	16	13	a freshwater fish of...
perdie	12	10	(Shakespeare) assure...
perdue	12	11	(Shakespeare) a sold...
perdus	13	11	PERDU, (Shakespeare)...
pereia	11	9	PEREION, a crustacea...
pereon	10	10	a crustacean's thora...
perfay	20	14	(archaic) by my fait...
perfet	14	12	(Milton) perfect [ad...
perfin	14	13	a postage stamp perf...
perils	14	10	PERIL, to put in dan...
period	12	10	one of the main divi...
perish	15	11	to die [v -ED, -ING,...
periti	13	9	PERITUS, a type of t...
perked	13	14	PERK, to carry onese...
perkin	13	14	an oatmeal biscuit,...
permed	13	13	PERM, to permanent w...
permie	13	12	a permanent worker,...
permit	14	12	to allow [v PERMITTE...
perned	11	11	PERN, to move with a...
pernio	11	10	a chilblain [n PERNI...
pernod	11	11	(tradename) an anise...
perogi	13	11	(Polish) a tradition...
perogs	13	11	PEROG, (Russian) a l...
perogy	19	13	(Russian) a small du...
perone	10	10	the fibula, a bone o...
peroxo	17	16	containing the bival...
peroxy	24	18	containing the bival...
perron	11	10	a raised platform or...
perses	12	9	PERSE, (Spenser) to...
person	11	10	a human being [n -S]
persue	12	10	to follow, in order...
perter	12	9	PERT, impudent, jaun...
pertly	20	12	PERT, impudent, jaun...
peruke	13	14	a kind of wig, also...
peruse	12	10	to read [v PERUSED,...
perved	14	14	PERVE [v]
perves	14	13	PERVE [v]
pervos	14	13	PERVO, a pervert, al...
pesade	11	10	a dressage manoeuvre...
pesant	11	10	(obsolete) a peasant...
peseta	11	9	a monetary unit of S...
pesewa	14	12	a monetary unit of G...
peshwa	17	14	a chief minister, al...
pester	12	9	to bother [v -ED, -I...
pestle	13	10	to crush with a club...
pestos	12	9	PESTO, an Italian sa...
petals	13	10	PETAL, a leaflike pa...
petara	11	9	(Hindi) in India, a...
petard	12	10	an explosive device,...
petars	12	9	PETAR, an explosive...
petary	18	11	a region covered wit...
peters	12	9	PETER, to diminish g...
pether	14	11	(Scots) a pedlar, al...
petite	12	9	a clothing size for...
petnap	13	13	to steal a pet for p...
petrel	13	10	a kind of seabird [n...
petres	12	9	PETRE, (colloquial)...
petrol	13	10	to supply with petro...
petsai	12	9	Chinese cabbage [n -...
petted	12	10	PET, to caress with...
petter	12	9	one who pets [n -S]
pettle	13	10	to indulge, pet [v P...
pewees	14	12	PEWEE, a small, oliv...
pewits	16	12	PEWIT, a bird, the l...
pewter	15	12	an alloy of tin, ant...
peyote	17	11	a hallucinogen deriv...
peyotl	19	12	a Mexican intoxicant...
peysed	18	12	PEYSE, to weigh, als...
peyses	18	11	PEYSE, to weigh, als...
pezant	14	19	a peasant, also PESA...
phaeic	17	14	dusky [adj]
phages	15	13	PHAGE, (short for) a...
phalli	17	13	PHALLUS, (Latin) the...
phangs	15	14	PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
phares	14	11	PHARE, a lighthouse...
pharma	15	14	pharmaceutical compa...
pharms	16	14	PHARM, to redirect c...
pharos	14	11	(Greek) a lighthouse...
phased	14	12	PHASE, to carry out...
phaser	14	11	a type of science-fi...
phases	14	11	PHASIS, a stage in g...
phasic	18	14	relating to a phase...
phasis	15	11	a stage in growth or...
phasor	14	11	a rotating vector wh...
phatic	18	14	relating to a commun...
pheere	13	11	a companion, also FE...
pheers	14	11	PHEER, a companion,...
pheese	13	11	to unsettle, also FA...
pheeze	16	20	to unsettle, also FA...
phenes	13	12	PHENE, an old name f...
phenic	17	15	relating to benzene...
phenix	20	19	a bird fabled to exi...
phenol	14	13	a caustic compound [...
phenom	14	15	a person of extraord...
phenyl	21	15	a cyclic radical der...
pheons	13	12	PHEON, the barbed he...
phesed	14	12	PHESE, to unsettle,...
pheses	14	11	PHESE, to unsettle,...
phials	16	12	PHIAL, to keep in a...
phizes	18	20	PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phizog	19	22	(colloquial) physiog...
phlegm	18	17	a thick mucus secret...
phloem	16	15	the nutrient-conduct...
phobia	16	14	an obsessive or irra...
phobic	20	17	one affected with a...
phocae	16	14	PHOCA, a genus of se...
phocas	17	14	PHOCA, a genus of se...
phoebe	15	14	a small bird, the pe...
pholas	15	12	a mollusc of the pid...
phonal	14	13	pertaining to speech...
phoned	13	13	PHONE, to telephone...
phoner	13	12	one that telephones...
phones	13	12	PHONE, to telephone...
phoney	19	14	counterfeit, fake [a...
phonic	17	15	pertaining to the na...
phonon	12	13	a quantum of vibrati...
phonos	13	12	PHONO, (colloquial)...
phooey	19	13	an exclamation of co...
phossy	21	13	as in phossy jaw, an...
photic	18	14	pertaining to light...
photog	15	13	(colloquial) one who...
photon	13	12	a quantum of light o...
photos	14	11	PHOTO, (colloquial)...
phrase	14	11	to express in words...
phrasy	21	13	inclined to use word...
phreak	15	15	to hack into the pho...
phwoah	19	16	an expression of app...
phwoar	17	14	an expression of app...
phylae	21	14	PHYLE, (Greek) in an...
phylar	22	14	related to a phylum,...
phylic	26	17	related to a phylum,...
phyllo	23	15	a kind of very thin...
phylon	21	15	a main taxonomical d...
phylum	24	18	a main taxonomical d...
physed	21	14	(short for) physical...
physes	21	13	PHYSIS, the principl...
physic	25	16	to treat with medici...
physio	21	13	(short for) physioth...
physis	22	13	the principle of gro...
phytin	21	14	a substance from pla...
phytol	22	14	an alcohol used to s...
phyton	20	14	the smallest part of...
piaffe	16	15	to perform a movemen...
pianic	15	13	pertaining to the tr...
pianos	11	10	PIANO, a pianoforte...
piazza	18	27	a public square in a...
piazze	18	27	PIAZZA, a public squ...
pibals	16	13	PIBAL, a small ballo...
picara	15	12	(Spanish) a (female)...
picaro	15	12	(Spanish) a (male) r...
picene	14	13	a hydrocarbon [n -S]
picine	15	13	of the woodpecker fa...
pickax	23	23	to use a tool for br...
picked	17	17	PICK, to choose [v]
picker	17	16	one that picks [n -S...
picket	17	16	a person or group st...
pickin	17	17	(West Africa) a smal...
pickle	18	17	a liquid, esp. brine...
pickup	20	20	a small truck or van...
picnic	19	16	to go on an outdoor...
picong	16	15	(Caribbean) a teasin...
picote	15	12	embroidered with kno...
picots	16	12	PICOT, to edge with...
picras	16	12	PICRA, a purgative m...
picric	20	15	having a very bitter...
piculs	18	14	PICUL, a Chinese wei...
piddle	14	12	to deal in trifles [...
piddly	21	14	insignificant [adj P...
pidgin	14	13	a simplified speech...
pieced	15	13	PIECE, to join into...
piecen	14	13	to join the broken e...
piecer	15	12	a worker who joins b...
pieces	15	12	PIECE, to join into...
pieing	13	12	the act of assaultin...
pieman	12	13	someone who sells pi...
piemen	12	13	PIEMAN, someone who...
piends	12	11	PIEND, an outward po...
pierce	15	12	to thrust, or make a...
pierid	13	10	any butterfly belong...
pieris	13	9	an American or Asiat...
pierog	13	11	a large Russian pie,...
pierst	13	9	(Spenser) pierced, a...
pierts	13	9	PIERT, a small plant...
pietas	12	9	PIETA, (Italian) a r...
piffle	18	16	to talk in a feeble...
pigeon	12	12	to gull or hoax [v -...
pigged	15	14	PIG, to give birth t...
piggie	15	13	a small pig, also PI...
piggin	15	14	(Scots) a small pail...
pights	17	13	PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
piglet	15	12	a little pig, also P...
pigman	14	15	a male pig farmer [n...
pigmen	14	15	PIGMAN, a male pig f...
pignus	14	13	property held as sec...
pignut	14	13	an umbelliferous pla...
pigout	14	12	(colloquial) an inst...
pigpen	15	15	a place where pigs a...
pigsny	20	14	(archaic) a term of...
pigsty	21	13	a place where pigs a...
pikake	14	17	(Hawaiian) a Hawaiia...
pikaus	14	14	PIKAU, (Maori) a ruc...
pikers	14	13	PIKER, a stingy pers...
pikeys	20	15	PIKEY, a derogatory...
piking	15	16	piercing with a pike...
pikuls	16	15	PIKUL, a Chinese wei...
pilaff	18	16	a dish of rice, also...
pilafs	16	13	PILAF, a dish made f...
pilaos	13	10	PILAO, a dish made f...
pilaus	14	11	PILAU, -(Persian) a...
pilaws	17	13	PILAW, a dish made f...
pileas	13	10	PILEA, the gunpowder...
pilers	14	10	PILER, one who place...
pileum	15	14	the top of a bird's...
pileup	16	14	a collision involvin...
pileus	14	11	the umbrella-shaped...
pilfer	16	13	to steal [v -ED, -IN...
piling	15	13	a structure of build...
pillar	15	11	to supply with verti...
pillau	15	12	a dish made from sea...
pilled	15	12	PILL, to administer...
pillie	15	11	(Australian slang) a...
pillow	18	14	to rest on a cushion...
pilose	13	10	having scattered sof...
pilots	14	10	PILOT, to control th...
pilous	14	11	having scattered sof...
pilows	17	13	PILOW, a dish made f...
pilula	15	12	a small pill, also P...
pilule	15	12	a small pill, also P...
piment	13	13	spiced, sweetened wi...
pimped	16	16	PIMP, to solicit cli...
pimple	17	16	an inflamed swelling...
pimply	24	18	covered with pimples...
pinang	12	13	a palm tree [n -S]
pinata	11	10	(Spanish) a hollow p...
pincer	15	13	one of the two pivot...
pindan	11	12	a desert region of W...
pinder	12	11	one who impounds cat...
pineal	12	11	a gland in the brain...
pinene	10	11	the main constituent...
pinery	18	12	an area where pineap...
pineta	11	10	PINETUM, a plantatio...
pinged	13	13	PING, to produce a b...
pinger	13	12	a device for produci...
pingle	14	13	(Scots) to strive, t...
pingos	13	12	PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
pinier	12	10	PINY, covered with p...
pinies	12	10	PINY, a showy flower...
pining	13	13	PINE, to languish wi...
pinion	11	11	to remove the wing f...
pinite	12	10	a greyish-green or b...
pinked	13	15	PINK, to cut a saw-t...
pinken	12	15	to become pink [v -E...
pinker	13	14	a person who cuts or...
pinkey	19	16	a small narrow-stern...
pinkie	13	14	the little finger, a...
pinkly	21	17	PINK, of a pale red...
pinkos	13	14	PINKO, a person who...
pinnae	10	11	PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinnal	12	12	pertaining to a pinn...
pinnas	11	11	PINNA, a leaflet, wi...
pinned	11	12	PIN, to fasten with...
pinner	11	11	one who impounds cat...
pinnet	11	11	a pinnacle [n -S]
pinnie	11	11	(short for) pinafore...
pinole	12	11	(Spanish) an America...
pinons	11	11	PINON, (Spanish) an...
pinots	12	10	PINOT, (French) a va...
pintas	12	10	PINTA, a skin diseas...
pintle	13	11	a pin on which somet...
pintos	12	10	PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pinups	15	14	PINUP, a picture tha...
pinxit	19	17	(Latin) a word appen...
pinyin	18	13	(Chinese) a system f...
pinyon	17	13	(Spanish) an edible...
piolet	13	10	(French) a mountain-...
pioned	11	11	(Shakespeare) perhap...
pioner	11	10	(Shakespeare) a mili...
pioney	17	12	a showy flower, also...
pionic	15	13	relating to a pion,...
piopio	14	12	(Maori) a New Zealan...
pioted	12	10	(Scots) pied [adj]
pioyes	18	11	PIOYE, (Scots) a hom...
pipage	15	14	transportation, as o...
pipals	16	13	PIPAL, (Hindi) the b...
pipers	15	12	PIPER, one who plays...
pipets	15	12	PIPET, a tube for tr...
pipier	15	12	PIPY, like a pipe; h...
piping	16	15	shrill [adj PIPINGLY...
pipits	16	12	PIPIT, one of severa...
pipkin	16	17	a small earthenware...
pipped	17	16	PIP, to offend or di...
pippin	17	16	any of numerous fine...
pipuls	17	14	PIPUL, a fig tree fr...
piqued	21	20	PIQUE, to arouse ang...
piques	21	19	PIQUE, to arouse ang...
piquet	21	19	a person or group st...
piracy	22	14	robbery on the high...
pirais	13	9	PIRAI, a ferocious,...
pirana	11	10	a ferocious, carnivo...
pirate	12	9	a person who, withou...
piraya	18	11	a ferocious, carnivo...
pirnie	12	10	(Scots) a striped wo...
pirnit	13	10	(Scots) unevenly wro...
pirogi	14	11	(Russian) a dumpling...
piscos	16	12	PISCO, a Peruvian br...
pished	15	12	PISH, to express con...
pisher	15	11	(Yiddish) a small bo...
pishes	15	11	PISH, to express con...
pissed	13	10	PISS, to urinate [v]
pisser	13	9	something that pisse...
pisses	13	9	PISS, to urinate [v]
pisted	13	10	marked off into pist...
pistes	13	9	PISTE, (French) a sk...
pistil	15	10	the seed-bearing org...
pistol	14	10	to shoot with a smal...
piston	12	10	a part of an engine...
pistou	13	10	a French sauce made...
pitara	12	9	a type of clothes ba...
pitaya	18	11	a giant cactus of so...
pitchy	25	16	like pitch [adj PITC...
pithed	15	12	PITH, to sever the c...
pithoi	15	11	PITHOS, a type of Gr...
pithos	15	11	a type of Greek stor...
pitied	13	10	PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitier	13	9	one who pities [n -S...
pities	13	9	PITY, to feel sorrow...
pitman	13	13	a mine worker [n PIT...
pitmen	13	13	PITMAN, a mine worke...
pitons	12	10	PITON, a metal spike...
pitots	13	9	PITOT, a tube used t...
pitsaw	16	12	a large saw used for...
pittas	13	9	PITTA, a type of sli...
pitted	13	10	PIT, to mark with de...
pitten	12	10	PIT, to mark with de...
pitter	13	9	to sound like a gras...
pituri	14	10	a type of Australian...
piupiu	16	14	a Maori flax skirt [...
pivots	15	13	PIVOT, to turn on a...
pixels	20	17	PIXEL, a basic unit...
pixies	19	16	PIXIE, a small fairy...
pizazz	22	36	flamboyance, also BA...
pizing	17	21	PIZE, (dialect) to s...
pizzas	19	27	PIZZA, (Italian) a f...
pizzaz	22	36	flamboyance, also BA...
pizzle	20	28	a bull's penis used...
placed	16	14	PLACE, to assign to...
placer	16	13	a person who places,...
places	16	13	PLACE, to assign to...
placet	16	13	(Latin) a decision o...
placid	17	14	calm in nature [adj...
placit	17	13	a court ruling, also...
placks	18	17	PLACK, (Scots) a sma...
plagal	15	13	designating a mediev...
plages	14	12	PLAGE, a bright regi...
plague	14	13	to pester or annoy [...
plaguy	21	15	vexatious, also PLAG...
plaice	16	13	a European flatfish...
plaids	14	11	PLAID, a long piece...
plains	13	11	PLAIN, to complain [...
plaint	13	11	lamentation, complai...
plaits	14	10	PLAIT, to braid [v]
planar	12	11	relating to a plane,...
planch	18	16	a plank, a board, al...
planed	12	12	PLANE, to make smoot...
planer	12	11	a planing machine [n...
planes	12	11	PLANE, to make smoot...
planet	12	11	a celestial body [n...
planks	14	15	PLANK, to cover with...
planta	12	11	the sole of the foot...
plants	13	11	PLANT, to place in t...
plaque	21	20	an ornamental plate...
plashy	22	14	like a plash, a shal...
plasma	14	13	the liquid part of t...
plasms	15	13	PLASM, the liquid pa...
plaste	13	10	PLACE, to assign to...
platan	12	11	the plane tree, also...
plated	13	11	PLATE, to cover with...
platen	12	11	the part of a printi...
plater	13	10	one who plates [n -S...
plates	13	10	PLATE, to cover with...
platys	20	12	PLATY, a small tropi...
playas	19	12	PLAYA, (Spanish) a b...
played	19	13	PLAY, to engage in r...
player	19	12	one who plays [n -S]
plazas	16	19	PLAZA, (Spanish) a p...
pleach	18	15	to weave together [v...
pleads	13	11	PLEAD, to beg for ea...
pleaed	12	11	PLEA, to dispute in...
please	12	10	to give enjoyment or...
pleats	13	10	PLEAT, to fold in an...
plebby	24	18	(colloquial) vulgar,...
plebes	15	13	PLEBE, a freshman at...
pledge	14	13	to bind by solemn pr...
pleiad	13	11	a group of seven ill...
plench	18	16	a tool serving as pl...
plenty	19	13	an abundant amount [...
plenum	14	15	space considered as...
pleons	12	11	PLEON, (Greek) the a...
pleuch	19	16	(Scots) to plough, a...
pleugh	17	15	(Scots) to plough, a...
pleura	13	11	a membrane that cove...
plexal	20	18	pertaining to a plex...
plexed	19	18	PLEX, to make a plex...
plexes	19	17	PLEX [n]
plexor	19	17	a small, rubber-head...
plexus	20	18	an interlacing of pa...
pliant	13	11	easily bent [adj PLI...
plicae	16	13	PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
plical	18	14	relating to a plica...
plicas	17	13	PLICA, (Latin) a fol...
pliers	14	10	PLIER, one who plies...
plight	18	14	to make a solemn ple...
plings	15	13	PLING, to beg [v]
plinks	15	15	PLINK, to shoot at a...
plinky	21	17	of a high pitched so...
plinth	16	13	the rectangular base...
plisky	22	16	a practical joke, al...
plisse	14	10	(French) a puckered...
ploats	13	10	PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plodge	14	13	(dialect) to wade in...
ploidy	20	13	the number of chromo...
plongd	14	14	PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plonge	13	13	to plunge, also PLON...
plongs	14	13	PLONG, (Spenser) to...
plonko	13	15	(Australian slang) a...
plonks	14	15	PLONK, to fall or dr...
plonky	20	17	pompously self-impor...
plooks	14	14	PLOOK, (Scots) a pim...
plooky	20	16	pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plotty	20	12	full of intrigue, as...
plough	17	15	to turn soil with a...
plouks	15	15	PLOUK, (Scots) a pim...
plouky	21	17	pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plover	15	14	a general name for b...
plowed	16	14	PLOW, to turn soil w...
plower	16	13	one who ploughs, als...
ployed	19	13	PLOY, to move from a...
ployes	19	12	PLOYE, a buckwheat p...
plucks	19	18	PLUCK, to pull out o...
plucky	25	20	brave and spirited [...
pluffs	19	17	PLUFF, to throw out,...
pluffy	25	19	puffed up, puffy [ad...
plumbs	18	17	PLUMB, to determine...
plumed	15	15	PLUME, to cover with...
plumes	15	14	PLUME, to cover with...
plummy	23	19	full of plums [adj P...
plumps	18	17	PLUMP, to make well...
plumpy	24	19	(Shakespeare) somewh...
plunge	14	14	to thrust into the m...
plunks	15	16	PLUNK, to twang; to...
plunky	21	18	marked by a quick, h...
pluots	14	11	PLUOT, a hybrid frui...
plural	15	12	more than one [adj P...
plurry	21	13	(colloquial) bloody...
plused	14	12	PLUS, to increase in...
pluses	14	11	PLUS, to increase in...
plushy	23	15	luxurious [adj PLUSH...
plutei	14	11	PLUTEUS, a type of s...
pluton	13	12	a mass of rock solid...
plyers	20	12	PLYER, one who plies...
plying	21	15	PLY, to bend or fold...
pneuma	12	14	(Greek) soul, spirit...
poachy	23	16	spongy and sodden [a...
poakas	12	13	POAKA, (Maori) a New...
poakes	12	13	POAKE, (Shakespeare)...
poboys	20	14	POBOY, a New Orleans...
pochay	23	16	to transport by post...
pocked	16	17	POCK, to pit the ski...
pocket	16	16	to place in a pouch...
podded	12	12	POD, to produce seed...
poddie	12	11	an iPod user [n -S]
poddle	13	12	to amble at leisure...
podges	13	12	PODGE, a short, thic...
podial	13	11	pertaining to the po...
podite	12	10	a walking leg of a c...
podium	14	14	(Latin) a low wall,...
podley	19	13	(Scots) a young coal...
podsol	13	11	(Russian) a leached...
podunk	13	16	a small unimportant...
podzol	16	20	an infertile soil, a...
poeped	13	13	POEP, (Afrikaans) to...
poepol	14	13	(South African) the...
poetic	15	12	pertaining to poetry...
poetry	18	11	a literary work in m...
poffle	17	16	(Scots) a pendicle,...
pogeys	19	13	POGEY, in Canada, an...
pogges	14	13	POGGE, the armed bul...
pogies	13	11	POGY, a marine fish...
pogoed	12	12	POGO, (tradename) to...
pogoer	12	11	someone who pogos [n...
pogoes	12	11	POGO, (tradename) to...
pogrom	14	14	to massacre systemat...
pohing	15	14	POH, to reject conte...
pohiri	15	11	(Maori) a ceremony o...
poilus	14	11	POILU, (French slang...
poinds	12	11	POIND, (Scots) to di...
pointe	11	10	(French) the extreme...
points	12	10	POINT, to indicate d...
pointy	18	12	coming to a sharp, t...
poised	12	10	POISE, to hold in a...
poiser	12	9	the balancer of dipt...
poises	12	9	POISE, to hold in a...
poisha	14	11	(Bengali) a Banglade...
poison	11	10	to administer a kill...
poitin	12	10	(Irish) Irish whiske...
pokals	14	14	POKAL, (German) a ta...
pokers	13	13	POKER, one that poke...
pokeys	19	15	POKEY, jail [n]
pokier	13	13	POKY, cramped, also...
pokies	13	13	POKY, jail [n]
pokily	21	16	POKY, cramped, also...
poking	14	16	POKE, to prod [v]
polack	17	17	a person of Polish b...
polars	13	10	POLAR, a straight li...
polder	13	11	to reclaim low-lying...
poleax	18	17	to strike with an ax...
poleis	13	10	POLIS, (Greek) an an...
polers	13	10	POLER, (Australian)...
poleyn	18	13	a piece of armour fo...
poleys	19	12	POLEY, (Australian s...
police	16	13	to make orderly [v P...
policy	23	15	an action or a proce...
polies	13	10	POLY, (short for) a...
poling	14	13	poles collectively [...
polios	13	10	POLIO, an infectious...
polish	16	12	to make lustrous by...
polite	13	10	showing consideratio...
polity	20	12	political organisati...
poljes	15	19	POLJE, (Serbo-Croat)...
polkas	14	14	POLKA, to dance this...
polked	14	15	POLK, to dance a pol...
pollan	13	12	a whitefish, plentif...
polled	14	12	POLL, to assess publ...
pollee	13	11	one who is polled [n...
pollen	13	12	the microspore of se...
poller	14	11	one that polls, also...
pollex	20	18	(Latin) the thumb, a...
polony	18	13	a kind of sausage ma...
polted	13	11	POLT, to strike, thu...
polyol	20	13	an alcohol containin...
polype	21	15	(obsolete) an octopu...
polypi	22	15	POLYPUS, a growth pr...
polyps	22	15	POLYP, an octopus or...
pomace	15	15	the pulpy residue of...
pomade	12	13	to apply a perfumed...
pomato	12	12	a tomato grafted on...
pombes	15	15	POMBE, (Swahili) an...
pomelo	13	13	(Dutch) the shaddock...
pommee	13	15	of a heraldic cross,...
pommel	15	16	to strike with the f...
pommie	14	15	an immigrant from th...
pompey	21	17	(Dickens) to pamper...
pompom	16	18	(French) any triflin...
pompon	14	16	(French) any triflin...
pomroy	19	14	an old variety of ap...
ponced	14	14	PONCE, to live on im...
ponces	14	13	PONCE, to live on im...
poncey	20	15	effeminate, also PON...
poncho	16	15	a type of cloak [n -...
ponded	11	12	POND, to collect wat...
ponder	11	11	to consider deeply [...
pondok	12	15	(Hottentot) in South...
ponent	10	11	(Milton) the west, w...
poneys	17	12	PONEY, a small horse...
pongal	13	13	a dish of cooked ric...
pongas	12	12	PONGA, (Maori) a tal...
ponged	12	13	PONG, to stink, also...
pongee	11	12	(Chinese) a thin, so...
pongid	13	13	any large ape esp. t...
pongos	12	12	PONGO, any large ape...
ponied	11	11	PONY, old slang for...
ponies	11	10	PONY, old slang for...
ponked	12	15	PONK, to smell bad,...
pontal	12	11	relating to the pons...
pontes	11	10	PONS, a bridge of ne...
pontic	15	13	relating to the pons...
pontie	11	10	an iron rod used in...
pontil	13	11	an iron rod used in...
ponton	10	11	a float, a bridge of...
ponzus	15	20	PONZU, (Japanese) a...
poobah	15	14	an influential perso...
poodle	12	11	a heavy-coated dog [...
poogye	18	13	an Indian nose-flute...
poohed	13	12	POOH, to express con...
pooing	12	12	POO, (slang) to defe...
poojah	15	20	a Hindu worship prac...
poojas	13	18	POOJA, a Hindu worsh...
pookas	12	13	POOKA, (Irish) in Ir...
pookit	13	13	POOK, (Scots) to plu...
pooled	12	11	POOL, to contribute...
pooler	12	10	a person taking part...
poonac	13	13	a kind of oil cake p...
poonce	13	13	an effeminate man [n...
pooped	13	13	POOP, to tire out [v...
pooper	13	12	as in party pooper,...
poorer	11	9	POOR, lacking the me...
pooris	12	9	POORI, (Hindi) in In...
poorly	19	12	unwell [adj POORLIER...
poorts	12	9	POORT, (Afrikaans) a...
pooted	11	10	POOT, (Scots) to sho...
pooter	11	9	a suction bottle for...
pootle	12	10	to travel in no part...
pooves	13	13	POOVE, (colloquial)...
popera	13	12	operatic music prese...
popery	20	14	a hostile term for R...
popgun	15	16	a tube for shooting...
popish	17	14	pertaining to the Ro...
popjoy	22	23	to amuse oneself [v...
poplar	15	13	a genus of rapidly g...
poplin	15	14	a corded fabric with...
popout	14	13	a type of out in bas...
poppas	16	15	POPPA, (colloquial)...
popped	16	16	POP, to make a sharp...
popper	16	15	one that pops [n -S]
poppet	16	15	a darling; a small o...
poppit	17	15	one of a number of l...
popple	17	16	to move in a bubblin...
popply	24	18	like a rippling soun...
poprin	14	13	(Shakespeare) design...
popsie	14	12	a term of endearment...
poraes	11	9	PORAE, (Maori) a lar...
porers	12	9	PORER, one who pores...
porged	13	12	PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porges	13	11	PORGE, in Jewish rit...
porgie	13	11	a species of saltwat...
porier	12	9	PORY, having pores [...
porina	11	10	(New Zealand) the la...
poring	13	12	PORE, to examine clo...
porins	12	10	PORIN, any of a clas...
porism	14	12	the geometric propos...
porked	13	14	PORK, to eat ravenou...
porker	13	13	a pig, esp. a young...
pornos	11	10	PORNO, pornography,...
porose	11	9	having minute openin...
porous	12	10	having minute openin...
portal	13	10	a door, gate or entr...
portas	12	9	(historical) a porta...
ported	12	10	PORT, to carry, conv...
porter	12	9	to carry luggage [v...
portly	20	12	corpulent, stout [ad...
posada	11	10	(Spanish) in Mexico,...
posers	12	9	POSER, one that pose...
poseur	12	10	an affected or insin...
poshed	14	12	POSH, to polish up [...
posher	14	11	POSH, smart, stylish...
poshes	14	11	POSH, to polish up [...
poshly	22	14	POSH, smart, stylish...
poshos	14	11	POSHO, (Swahili) cor...
posier	12	9	POSY, given to posin...
posies	12	9	POSY, a small bunch...
posing	13	12	assuming a pose, pre...
posits	13	9	POSIT, to place [v]
posnet	11	10	a small cooking pot...
posole	12	10	a thick soup made of...
possed	12	10	POSS, to wash clothe...
posser	12	9	(archaic) a wooden s...
posses	12	9	POSS, to wash clothe...
posset	12	9	a drink of milk curd...
possie	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
possum	14	13	to feign ignorance (...
postal	13	10	relating to post [ad...
posted	12	10	POST, to display in...
poster	12	9	to stick bills on [v...
postie	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
postil	14	10	to gloss [v POSTILLE...
postin	12	10	an Afghan sheepskin...
postop	14	12	a patient after unde...
potaes	11	9	POTAE, (Maori) a hat...
potage	12	11	(French) a thick sou...
potale	12	10	refuse from a grain...
potash	14	11	a powerful alkali, p...
potass	12	9	a powerful alkali, a...
potato	11	9	the edible tuber of...
potboy	20	14	one who collects up...
potche	17	14	to push violently, t...
poteen	10	10	Irish whiskey distil...
potent	11	10	powerful [adj POTENT...
potful	16	14	as much as a pot can...
potgun	13	13	a pot-shaped cannon;...
pother	14	11	to make a commotion...
pothos	14	11	a climbing plant [n...
poting	13	12	POTE, to poke, thrus...
potins	12	10	POTIN, (French) an o...
potion	11	10	a magical elixir or...
potjie	14	18	(Afrikaans) a three-...
potman	12	13	a man who serves cus...
potmen	12	13	POTMAN, a man who se...
potoos	11	9	POTOO, a kind of bir...
potpie	14	12	a meat pie which is...
potsie	12	9	a children's game, a...
potted	12	10	POT, to put into a r...
potter	12	9	to occupy oneself in...
pottle	13	10	a small conical frui...
pottos	12	9	POTTO, a nocturnal m...
potzer	15	18	(German) an inept ch...
pouchy	24	17	resembling a pouch [...
pouder	12	11	(obsolete) powder, a...
poudre	12	11	(obsolete) powder, a...
poufed	14	14	POUF, to give a puff...
pouffe	16	16	to give a puffed sha...
pouffs	17	16	POUFF, to give a puf...
pouffy	23	18	like a pouf, a loose...
poukes	13	14	POUKE, a mischievous...
poukit	14	14	POUK, (Scots) to plu...
poules	13	11	POULE, (French) a he...
poulpe	15	14	the octopus, also PO...
poulps	16	14	POULP, the octopus,...
poults	14	11	POULT, a young domes...
pounce	14	14	to swoop upon sudden...
pounds	12	12	POUND, to strike hea...
pouped	14	14	POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poupes	14	13	POUPE, (obsolete) to...
poured	12	11	POUR, to cause to fl...
pourer	12	10	one who pours [n -S]
pourie	12	10	(Scots) a container...
pousse	12	10	(Spenser) pease [n -...
pouted	12	11	POUT, to protrude th...
pouter	12	10	a variety of pigeon...
powans	14	13	POWAN, a species of...
powder	15	13	matter in a finely d...
powers	15	12	POWER, to equip with...
powins	15	13	POWIN, (Scots) a pea...
pownds	15	14	POWND, (Spenser) to...
powney	20	15	(dialect) a pony, al...
pownie	14	13	(dialect) a pony, al...
powred	15	13	POWRE, (Spenser) to...
powres	15	12	POWRE, (Spenser) to...
powter	15	12	(Scots) to poke, rum...
powwaw	21	18	(Shakespeare) an int...
powwow	21	18	(Native American) a...
poxier	18	16	POXY, afflicted by p...
poxing	19	19	POX, to infect with...
poynts	18	12	POYNT, (obsolete) to...
poyous	18	12	POYOU, an armadillo...
poysed	18	12	POYSE, (obsolete) to...
poyses	18	11	POYSE, (obsolete) to...
poyson	17	12	(obsolete) to poison...
pozole	15	19	a thick soup made of...
praams	13	12	PRAAM, a flat-bottom...
prahus	15	12	PRAHU, a swift Malay...
praise	12	9	to express admiratio...
prajna	13	19	(Sanskrit) wisdom or...
pranas	11	10	PRANA, (Sanskrit) in...
prance	14	13	to spring forward on...
pranck	16	17	(obsolete) to fold,...
prangs	13	12	PRANG, to cause to c...
pranks	13	14	PRANK, to dress gaud...
pranky	19	16	of the nature of a p...
prases	12	9	PRASE, a leek-green...
prated	12	10	PRATE, to talk fooli...
prater	12	9	one who prates [n -S...
prates	12	9	PRATE, to talk fooli...
pratie	12	9	(Irish colloquial) a...
pratts	13	9	PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prawle	16	13	(Shakespeare) a Wels...
prawns	15	13	PRAWN, to fish for e...
praxes	18	16	PRAXIS, practical us...
praxis	19	16	practical use of a b...
prayed	18	12	PRAY, to intercede o...
prayer	18	11	a devout petition to...
preace	14	12	to press, also PREAS...
preach	17	14	to deliver a sermon...
preact	15	12	to act beforehand [v...
preamp	15	15	(short for) preampli...
prearm	13	12	to arm beforehand [v...
prease	11	9	to press, also PREAC...
prebid	15	13	to bid beforehand [v...
prebuy	21	15	to buy beforehand [v...
preces	15	12	prayers, esp. in pre...
precip	18	15	(short for) precipit...
precis	16	12	to make a concise su...
precut	16	13	to cut beforehand [v...
predry	19	12	to dry beforehand [v...
preens	11	10	PREEN, to clean and...
preeve	13	13	to prove, also PREVE...
prefab	16	15	(short for) prefabri...
prefer	14	12	to like better [v PR...
prefix	21	19	to add to the beginn...
preggy	21	15	(colloquial) pregnan...
prehab	16	14	any programme of tra...
preife	14	12	(obsolete) proof, al...
preifs	15	12	PREIF, (obsolete) pr...
prelaw	16	13	before taking up the...
prelim	15	13	a preliminary or ent...
preman	12	13	a hypothetical ances...
premed	13	13	a student preparing...
premen	12	13	PREMAN, a hypothetic...
premia	13	12	PREMIUM, a sum regul...
premie	13	12	(US slang) a prematu...
premix	20	19	to mix before use [v...
prents	12	10	PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
prenup	14	14	a prenuptial agreeme...
preons	11	10	PREON, a hypothetica...
preops	14	12	PREOP, a patient pre...
prepay	20	14	to pay in advance [v...
preppy	23	17	denoting the style a...
preses	12	9	(Scots) a president...
preset	12	9	to set beforehand [v...
pressy	19	11	(colloquial) a prese...
presto	12	9	a musical passage pl...
prests	13	9	PREST, (obsolete) to...
pretax	18	16	existing before prov...
pretor	12	9	an ancient Roman mag...
pretty	19	11	pleasing to the eye...
preved	14	14	PREVE, to prove, als...
preves	14	13	PREVE, to prove, als...
prevue	14	14	(US) to preview, als...
prewar	15	12	occurring before the...
prewyn	21	15	(Shakespeare) a prun...
prexes	18	16	PREX, (US slang) the...
prexie	18	16	(colloquial) a presi...
preyed	18	12	PREY, to exploit or...
preyer	18	11	one who, or that whi...
prezes	15	18	PREZ, (short for) pr...
prials	14	10	PRIAL, a pair-royal,...
priapi	15	12	PRIAPUS, a represent...
priced	16	13	PRICE, to set a valu...
pricer	16	12	one who sets a price...
prices	16	12	PRICE, to set a valu...
pricey	22	14	expensive, also PRIC...
pricks	18	16	PRICK, to puncture s...
pricky	24	18	having many sharp po...
prided	13	11	PRIDE, to feel self-...
prides	13	10	PRIDE, to feel self-...
priefe	14	12	(Scots) proof, also...
priefs	15	12	PRIEF, (Scots) proof...
priers	13	9	PRIER, one who pries...
priest	13	9	to ordain as one aut...
prieve	14	13	to prove, also PREEV...
prills	16	11	PRILL, to turn into...
primal	15	13	being at the beginni...
primas	14	12	PRIMA, (Italian) the...
primed	14	13	PRIME, to make ready...
primer	14	12	a book that covers t...
primes	14	12	PRIME, to make ready...
primly	22	15	PRIM, rigidly proper...
primos	14	12	PRIMO, (Italian) the...
primps	17	15	PRIMP, to dress or a...
primus	15	13	the head bishop of S...
prince	15	13	to play the prince [...
prinks	14	14	PRINK, to dress or a...
prints	13	10	PRINT, to produce by...
prions	12	10	PRION, any petrel of...
priors	13	9	PRIOR, one in charge...
priory	19	11	a religious house [n...
prised	13	10	PRISE, to raise or f...
priser	13	9	a contestant for a p...
prises	13	9	PRISE, to raise or f...
prisms	15	12	PRISM, a solid figur...
prismy	21	14	having colours as fr...
prison	12	10	a place for holding...
prissy	20	11	affectedly proper [a...
privet	15	13	a half-evergreen Eur...
prized	16	19	PRIZE, to value high...
prizer	16	18	a contestant for a p...
prizes	16	18	PRIZE, to value high...
probed	14	13	PROBE, to examine th...
prober	14	12	one who probes [n -S...
probes	14	12	PROBE, to examine th...
probit	15	12	a unit of statistica...
proems	13	12	PROEM, an introducti...
profit	15	12	to gain an advantage...
progun	13	13	in favour of guns [a...
proign	13	12	(obsolete) to preen,...
proine	11	10	(obsolete) to preen,...
proins	12	10	PROIN, (obsolete) to...
projet	14	18	(French) a draft of...
proked	13	14	PROKE, (dialect) to...
proker	13	13	a poker [n -S]
prokes	13	13	PROKE, (dialect) to...
prolan	12	11	a gonadotropic hormo...
proled	13	11	PROLE, to prowl, als...
proleg	14	12	an abdominal leg of...
proler	13	10	(obsolete) a prowler...
proles	13	10	PROLE, to prowl, als...
prolix	20	17	tediously long and w...
prolls	15	11	PROLL, (obsolete) to...
prolly	21	13	(colloquial) probabl...
prolog	14	12	to preface, also PRO...
promos	13	12	PROMO, to give a pro...
prompt	16	15	done without delay [...
proner	11	10	PRONE, lying face do...
prones	11	10	PRONE, (obsolete) a...
prongs	13	12	PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronks	13	14	PRONK, (Afrikaans) o...
pronto	11	10	(Italian) promptly,...
proofs	14	12	PROOF, to examine fo...
propel	15	13	to drive forward [v...
proper	14	12	fitting [adj PROPERE...
propyl	22	15	a univalent radical...
prores	12	9	PRORE, a prow; a shi...
prosed	12	10	PROSE, to write with...
proser	12	9	a writer of prose, a...
proses	12	9	PROSE, to write with...
prosit	13	9	used in a drinking t...
prosos	12	9	PROSO, (Russian) a v...
protea	11	9	a plant of a large S...
protei	12	9	PROTEUS, any of the...
proton	11	10	a subatomic particle...
protyl	20	12	a hypothetical sourc...
prouls	14	11	PROUL, to prowl, als...
proved	14	14	PROVE, to establish...
proven	13	14	PROVE, to establish...
prover	14	13	one who proves [n -S...
proves	14	13	PROVE, to establish...
prowar	15	12	favouring war [adj]
prower	15	12	PROW, (archaic) full...
prowls	17	13	PROWL, to move about...
proyne	17	12	to prune, also PROIG...
proyns	18	12	PROYN, to prune, als...
prudes	13	11	PRUDE, a prudish per...
pruina	12	11	a powdery bloom upon...
pruine	12	11	(Shakespeare) a prun...
pruned	12	12	PRUNE, to trim and s...
pruner	12	11	one that prunes [n -...
prunes	12	11	PRUNE, to trim and s...
pruney	18	13	resembling a prune [...
prunts	13	11	PRUNT, a moulded gla...
prunus	13	12	a genus of tree incl...
prusik	15	14	to climb using mount...
prutah	15	12	a monetary unit of I...
prutot	13	10	PRUTA, a monetary un...
pryers	19	11	PRYER, one who pries...
prying	20	14	inquisitive [adj PRY...
prysed	19	12	PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
pryses	19	11	PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
psalms	15	13	PSALM, to sing psalm...
pseudo	12	11	a person pretending...
pseuds	13	11	PSEUD, a person pret...
pshaws	18	14	PSHAW, to utter an e...
psions	12	10	PSION, a particle fo...
psocid	16	13	any member of the fa...
psoras	12	9	PSORA, (obsolete) a...
psoric	16	12	of or pertaining to...
psyche	24	16	the mental structure...
psycho	24	16	a mentally unstable...
psychs	25	16	PSYCH, to stimulate...
psylla	21	13	any of various plant...
psyops	21	14	PSYOP, (short for) p...
psywar	22	14	(short for) psycholo...
pteria	12	9	PTERION, a place whe...
pterin	12	10	(Greek) any of a gro...
ptisan	12	10	a wholesome or medic...
ptooey	17	11	an imitation of the...
ptoses	12	9	PTOSIS, a drooping o...
ptosis	13	9	a drooping of the up...
ptotic	16	12	relating to ptosis,...
ptyxes	25	18	PTYXIS, a type of le...
ptyxis	26	18	a type of leaf foldi...
pubbed	17	17	PUB, to go to a publ...
pubcos	18	16	PUBCO, a company tha...
public	20	17	open to general view...
pucans	15	14	PUCAN, (Irish) a tra...
pucest	16	13	PUCE, dark red [adj]
pucked	17	18	PUCK, to hit a puck...
pucker	17	17	to gather into small...
puckle	18	18	(Scots) a small quan...
pudden	12	13	a dull person [n -S]
pudder	13	12	to make a tumult or...
puddle	14	13	to make a small pool...
puddly	21	15	full of puddles [adj...
pudent	12	12	modest [adj]
pudeur	13	12	(French) a sense of...
pudges	14	13	PUDGE, a short, thic...
pudors	13	11	PUDOR, (obsolete) a...
pudsey	19	13	short and fat, also...
pueblo	15	14	a communal dwelling...
puered	12	11	PUER, to tan leather...
puffed	17	17	PUFF, to blow in sho...
puffer	17	16	a steam-engine; a ki...
puffin	17	17	a seabird of the auk...
pugged	15	15	PUG, to fill in with...
puggie	15	14	(Scots) a monkey, al...
puggle	16	15	to cause to become e...
puggry	22	16	(Hindi) a turban, a...
pugils	16	13	PUGIL, (obsolete) a...
pugree	13	12	(Hindi) a turban, a...
puirer	13	10	PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
puisne	12	11	puny; surviving as a...
puisny	19	13	(Shakespeare) puny,...
pujahs	17	21	PUJAH, (Sanskrit) a...
pujari	15	19	(Hindu) a priest [n...
pukeko	14	18	(Maori) a New Zealan...
pukers	14	14	PUKER, (archaic) an...
pukier	14	14	PUKY, reminiscent of...
puking	15	17	PUKE, to vomit [v]
pukkah	17	20	genuine, also PAKKA,...
pulaos	13	11	PULAO, a dish made f...
pulers	14	11	PULER, one who pules...
pulier	14	11	PULY, given to pulin...
puling	15	14	whimpering [adj PULI...
pulkas	15	15	PULKA, a Laplander's...
pulkha	17	17	a Laplander's boat-s...
pulled	15	13	PULL, to draw or dra...
puller	15	12	one that pulls [n -S...
pullet	15	12	a young hen [n -S]
pulley	21	14	to hoist with a pull...
pullup	18	16	the act of raising o...
pullus	16	13	a chick or young bir...
pulpal	17	15	pertaining to pulp [...
pulped	16	15	PULP, to reduce to a...
pulper	16	14	a machine for pulpin...
pulpit	17	14	a raised structure f...
pulque	22	21	a fermented Mexican...
pulsar	14	11	a celestial source o...
pulsed	14	12	PULSE, to expand and...
pulser	14	11	a device that causes...
pulses	14	11	PULSE, to expand and...
pultan	13	12	an Indian regiment,...
pulton	13	12	an Indian regiment,...
pultun	14	13	an Indian regiment,...
pulver	16	15	to reduce to powder...
pulvil	18	16	perfumed powder, als...
pulwar	17	14	(Hindi) a light keel...
pumelo	14	14	(Dutch) the shaddock...
pumice	17	16	to polish with a por...
pumies	14	13	PUMY, (Spenser) a pe...
pummel	16	17	to strike with the f...
pumped	16	17	PUMP, to propel liqu...
pumper	16	16	one who pumps [n -S]
punani	11	12	(slang) the female g...
punany	17	14	(slang) the female g...
punced	15	15	PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punces	15	14	PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punchy	24	18	forceful, having imp...
puncta	15	14	PUNCTUM, a point [n]
puncto	15	14	(obsolete) a nice po...
pundit	13	12	(Sanskrit) a learned...
pungas	13	13	PUNGA, (Maori) a tal...
pungle	14	14	(US) to contribute [...
punier	12	11	PUNY, of inferior si...
punily	20	14	PUNY, of inferior si...
punish	15	13	to impose a penalty...
punjis	15	20	PUNJI, a sharpened b...
punkah	15	17	a ceiling fan used i...
punkas	13	15	PUNKA, a ceiling fan...
punker	13	15	a punk rock musician...
punkey	19	17	a biting gnat, also...
punkie	13	15	a biting gnat, also...
punkin	13	16	a pumpkin, also POMP...
punned	11	13	PUN, to make a play...
punner	11	12	one who makes puns,...
punnet	11	12	a small shallow frui...
punted	12	12	PUNT, to propel thro...
puntee	11	11	an iron supporting r...
punter	12	11	one that punts [n -S...
puntos	12	11	PUNTO, (Italian) a h...
pupate	14	13	to pass through the...
pupils	17	14	PUPIL, a student und...
pupped	17	17	PUP, to give birth t...
puppet	17	16	a doll manipulated b...
purana	11	11	(Sanskrit) any one o...
purdah	15	13	a curtain used in In...
purdas	13	11	PURDA, a curtain use...
pureed	12	11	PUREE, to reduce to...
purees	12	10	PUREE, to reduce to...
purely	20	13	PURE, free from stai...
purest	13	10	PURE, free from stai...
purfle	16	14	to decorate the bord...
purfly	23	16	short of breath [adj...
purged	14	13	PURGE, to purify [v]
purger	14	12	one who purges [n -S...
purges	14	12	PURGE, to purify [v]
purify	22	15	to cleanse from impu...
purine	12	11	a white crystalline...
puring	14	13	PURE, to cleanse or...
purins	13	11	PURIN, a white cryst...
puriri	14	10	(Maori) a timber tre...
purism	15	13	strict adherence to...
purist	14	10	one who practises pu...
purity	20	12	the quality of being...
purled	14	12	PURL, to knit with a...
purler	14	11	a heavy fall [n -S]
purlin	14	12	a horizontal support...
purpie	15	13	(Scots) purslane, or...
purple	16	14	of a colour which is...
purply	23	16	purplish [adj PURPLI...
purred	13	11	PURR, to utter a low...
pursed	13	11	PURSE, to pucker, es...
purser	13	10	an officer in charge...
purses	13	10	PURSE, to pucker, es...
pursew	16	13	(Spenser) to pursue,...
pursue	13	11	to follow, in order...
purvey	21	16	to supply [v -ED, -I...
pushed	15	13	PUSH, to thrust or p...
pusher	15	12	one that pushes [n -...
pushes	15	12	PUSH, to thrust or p...
pushup	18	16	a type of gymnastic...
pusled	14	12	PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusles	14	11	PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pusley	20	13	purslane, also PUSSL...
pussel	14	11	(Shakespeare) a slut...
pusser	13	10	in naval slang, a su...
pusses	13	10	PUSS, a familiar nam...
pussly	21	13	purslane, a herb use...
puteal	13	11	a wall around the to...
puteli	14	11	(Hindi) a flat-botto...
putlog	15	13	a cross-beam, also P...
putoff	17	16	an excuse or evasion...
putois	13	10	(French) a brush for...
putons	12	11	PUTON, a hoax or dec...
putout	13	11	an act of causing an...
putrid	14	11	rotten [adj PUTRIDER...
putsch	19	15	(German) a secretly...
putted	13	11	PUT, to place in pos...
puttee	12	10	a legging formed fro...
putten	12	11	PIT, to mark with de...
putter	13	10	to occupy oneself in...
puttie	13	10	a legging formed fro...
puture	13	11	(historical) a fores...
putzed	16	20	PUTZ, to waste time...
putzes	16	19	PUTZ, to waste time...
puzels	17	20	PUZEL, (obsolete) a...
puzzel	20	29	(obsolete) a maid, a...
puzzle	20	29	to cause uncertainty...
pwning	16	16	PWN, (slang) to domi...
pycnic	25	18	characterized by sho...
pycnon	20	16	a term in ancient Gr...
pyeing	19	14	PYE, to reduce to co...
pyemia	19	14	the presence of pus...
pyemic	23	17	relating to pyemia,...
pygals	21	14	PYGAL, the posterior...
pygarg	21	15	chiefly in biblical...
pyjama	21	23	a garment for sleepi...
pyknic	23	19	characterized by sho...
pylons	19	13	PYLON, a structure f...
pylori	20	12	PYLORUS, the opening...
pyning	19	15	PYNE, to yearn inten...
pyoner	17	12	(Shakespeare) a mili...
pyoses	18	11	PYOSIS, the formatio...
pyosis	19	11	the formation of pus...
pyrans	18	12	PYRAN, a chemical co...
pyrene	17	12	the hard covering of...
pyrite	19	11	a brassy yellow mine...
pyrogy	26	15	(Russian) a small du...
pyrohy	27	15	(Russian) a small du...
pyrola	19	12	(Latin) any plant of...
pyrone	17	12	a type of chemical c...
pyrope	20	14	a fiery red gemstone...
pyrrol	20	12	a colourless toxic l...
python	20	14	a large snake [n -S]
pyuria	19	12	the presence of pus...
pyxies	25	18	PYXIE, a creeping ev...
pyxing	26	21	PYX, to test newly m...

6 letter words that start with P

6 letter words that start with P

6 letter P word

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LETTER P WORD