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платный, рентабельный, плата, зарплата, выплата, платить, платиться
прилагательное ↓
- платный
pay hospital — платная больница 
- рентабельный, имеющий промышленное значение
pay ore — промышленная руда
существительное ↓
- плата, выплата, уплата
overdue pay — уплата /выплата/ не в срок
piece-rate pay — сдельная оплата
rate of pay — норма оплаты
- зарплата, жалованье, заработная плата
base pay — а) эк. основная заработная плата; б) воен. основное денежное довольствие
take home pay — реальная заработная плата
what is the pay? — какое жалованье?, сколько (здесь) платят?
in the pay of smb. — а) на жалованье у кого-л.; б) нанятый кем-л.; в услужении у кого-л.
in the pay of the enemy — на службе у врага
holidays with pay — оплачиваемый отпуск
to draw one’s pay — получать зарплату
- воен. денежное содержание, денежное довольствие
- плательщик (долга)
good /excellent/ pay — исправный плательщик
- уст. расплата, возмездие
dislike is the pay for being mean — неприязнь — это плата за подлость
- геол. рентабельное, промышленное, выгодное для разработки месторождение
rich pay — богатое месторождение
no pay, no play — ≅ хочешь веселиться, плати денежки
глагол ↓
- платить; заплатить
- уплачивать, выплачивать; расплачиваться
- оплачивать (работу и т. п.)
to pay wages — платить заработную плату
he paid to see the show — он заплатил за билет на концерт
we are paid on Fridays — нам платят по пятницам
to pay one’s servant [one’s tailor] — платить слуге [портному]
badly [highly] paid situation — низко- [высоко-] оплачиваемая работа
to pay a bill [expenses] — оплатить счёт [расходы]
to pay one’s passage — оплатить проезд (купить билет на самолёт, на пароход)
- вознаграждать, возмещать
nothing can pay him for his sufferings — ничто не вознаградит его за страдания
- окупаться, быть выгодным; приносить доход
- поплатиться; пострадать (за что-л.)
he shall pay for this! — он за это поплатится!
he thinks he can get away with cheating me, but I’ll make him pay — он думает, что меня можно безнаказанно обманывать, но я заставлю его ответить за это
he paid for his foolishness with his life — он поплатился жизнью за свою глупость
to pay dearly for one’s happiness [experience] — дорого заплатить за своё счастье [за свой опыт]
it would pay you to be more careful — вам не мешало бы быть поосторожней
- разг., диал. наказывать; бить; пороть
the rascal pays his wife — этот негодяй бьёт свою жену
- мор. уваливаться под ветер
- смолить
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Словосочетания
an investment that pays itself back quickly — инвестиционное вложение, которое быстро окупается
to pay a bill — оплатить счёт
to give / pay a bonus — дать премию
to offer / pay a bounty — подарить дорогой подарок
to pay a man back in his own coin — отплачивать той же монетой, отплачивать тем же
to pay / make a compliment — сделать комплимент
to make / pay court to smb. — ухаживать за кем-л.
to pay the damages — возмещать убытки
to pay a dear price for smth. — дорого заплатить за что-л.
to pay a penalty — расплачиваться
plus pay — дополнительная плата
Примеры с переводом
It has been paid for.
За это уже уплачено.
Can I pay by credit card?
Могу ли я заплатить кредитной картой?
You’ll pay for this!
Ты за это ещё поплатишься!
I’ll make him pay!
Я заставлю его заплатить!
How much do they pay you?
Сколько (они) тебе платят?
I am well / badly paid.
Мне платят хорошо / плохо.
Crime doesn’t pay.
Преступление никогда не оправдывает себя. (расхожее выражение)
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Примеры, ожидающие перевода
The farm just manages to pay its way (=make as much profit as it costs to run). 
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Фразовые глаголы
pay away — травить
pay back — выплачивать, возвращать, отплачивать
pay down — платить наличными
pay in — вносить на текущий счет, вносить деньги
pay off — окупаться, расплачиваться, рассчитываться с, покрывать, отплатить
pay out — выплачивать, травить, отплачивать
pay over — выплачивать, переплачивать
pay up — выплачивать вовремя, выплачивать сполна
Возможные однокоренные слова
payable — подлежащий уплате, платежеспособный, доходный, выгодный
payer — плательщик
paying — платеж, смоление, доходный, выгодный, рентабельный
Формы слова
verb
I/you/we/they: pay
he/she/it: pays
ing ф. (present participle): paying
2-я ф. (past tense): paid
3-я ф. (past participle): paid
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verb (used with object), paid or ( Obsolete except for def. 12 ) payed, pay·ing.
to settle (a debt, obligation, etc.), as by transferring money or goods, or by doing something: Please pay your bill.
to give over (a certain amount of money) in exchange for something: He paid twenty dollars for the shirt.
to transfer money as compensation or recompense for work done or services rendered; to satisfy the claims of (a person, organization, etc.), as by giving money due: He paid me for my work.
to defray (cost or expense).
to give compensation for.
to yield a recompense or return to; be profitable to: Your training will pay you well in the future.
to yield as a return: The stock paid six percent last year.
to requite, as for good, harm, or an offense: How can I pay her for her kindness and generosity?
to give or render (attention, respects, compliments, etc.), as if due or fitting.
to make (a call, visit, etc.).
to suffer in retribution: You’ll pay the penalty for your stubbornness!
Nautical. to let (a ship) fall off to leeward.
verb (used without object), paid,pay·ing.
to transfer money, goods, etc., as in making a purchase or settling a debt.
to discharge a debt or obligation.
to yield a return, profit, or advantage; be worthwhile: It pays to be courteous.
to give compensation, as for damage or loss sustained.
to suffer or be punished for something; atone: The murderer paid with his life.
noun
the act of paying or being paid; payment.
wages, salary, or a stipend.
a person with reference to solvency or reputation for meeting obligations: The bank regards him as good pay.
paid employment: One of the army officers was actually in the pay of the enemy.
a rock stratum from which petroleum is obtained.
adjective
requiring subscribed or monthly payment for use or service: With pay TV, you can watch hit movies from the comfort of your own home.
operable or accessible on deposit of a coin or coins: Do you have any change for the pay toilet?
of or relating to payment.
Verb Phrases past and past participle paid,present participle pay·ing.
pay back. See entry at payback.
pay down,
- to pay (part of the total price) at the time of purchase, with the promise to pay the balance in installments: On this plan you pay only ten percent down.
- to pay off or back; amortize: The company’s debt is being paid down rapidly.
pay for, to suffer or be punished for: The corrupt cop finally pays for his sins when the gang betrays him.
pay off. See entry at payoff.
pay out. See entry at payout.
pay up,
- to pay fully.
- to pay on demand: The gangsters used threats of violence to force the shopkeepers to pay up.
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Idioms about pay
- to pay for (goods, services, etc.) at the time of purchase, as opposed to buying on credit.
- to spend no more than income permits; keep out of debt.
- to pay income tax by regular deductions from one’s salary or wages.
pay as you go,
pay it forward, to express gratitude for kindness or good fortune by doing good for someone else:People were very helpful to us, so we want to pay it forward to other entrepreneurs just starting out.
- to pay one’s portion of shared expenses.
- to yield a return on one’s investment sufficient to repay one’s expenses: It will take time for the restaurant to begin paying its way.
pay one’s / its way,
Origin of pay
1
First recorded in 1200–50; Middle English paien, payen, from Old French paier, paiier, from Medieval Latin pācāre “to satisfy, settle (a debt),” Latin: “to impose a settlement on”; cf. peace
synonym study for pay
19. Pay, wage or wages, salary, stipend are terms for amounts of money or equivalent benefits, usually given at a regular rate or at regular intervals, in return for services. Pay is the general term: His pay went up every year. Wage usually designates the pay given at an hourly, daily, or weekly rate, often for manual or semiskilled work; wages usually means the cumulative amount paid at regular intervals for such work: an hourly wage; weekly wages. Salary designates a fixed, periodic payment for regular work or services, usually computed on a monthly or yearly basis: an annual salary paid in twelve equal monthly installments. Stipend designates a periodic payment, either as a professional salary or, more commonly, as a salary in return for special services or as a grant in support of creative or scholarly work: an annual stipend for work as a consultant; a stipend to cover living expenses.
Words nearby pay
Paxos, Pax Romana, Paxton, pax vobiscum, paxwax, pay, payable, pay a call, pay a compliment, pay-and-display, pay-as-you-go
Other definitions for pay (2 of 2)
verb (used with object), payed, pay·ing.Nautical.
to coat or cover (seams, a ship’s bottom, etc.) with pitch, tar, or the like.
Origin of pay
2
First recorded in 1610–20; from Middle French poier, Old French peier, from Latin picāre “to smear with pitch,” derivative of pix (stem pic- ) pitch2
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MORE ABOUT PAY
what is a basic definition of pay?
Pay means to give money to someone to settle a debt or obligation. Pay also means to give money in exchange for something. Pay is also a person’s salary or wages. Pay has many other senses as a verb and a noun.
Pay means to settle a bill or a debt, such as paying the check at a restaurant or paying your electric bill. Sometimes you can pay in advance, meaning you pay for the product or service before you receive it. The past tense of the verb pay is paid.
Real-life examples: Homeowners pay their mortgages. Citizens pay taxes to the government. College students often have to pay student loans.
Used in a sentence: I always keep enough money in the bank to pay my rent on time.
Pay also means to give someone money for a product or service.
Real-life examples: A person might pay $20 for some old shirts. A parent may pay a store $50 for a gift for their child. A rich person may pay $5 million for a mansion.
Used in a sentence: She paid the actor $5 for an autographed picture.
Pay is also the money a person earns in exchange for their labor. This sense of pay is a synonym of salary or earnings.
Real-life examples: When you have a job, you earn your pay. A doctor has a much higher pay than a teenager working a part-time job. Workers often go on strike or negotiate with the company to try and get a better pay.
Used in a sentence: He may not like his job that much, but he never complains about the pay.
Where does pay come from?
The first records of pay come from around 1150. It ultimately comes from the Medieval Latin pācāre, meaning “to satisfy” or “to settle (a debt).”
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How is pay used in real life?
Pay is a very common word that is most often used to mean to give money in return for something.
My favorite childhood memory is not having to work to pay bills.
— Wynter_Nomad (@Wynter_Nomad) November 30, 2020
Debating if I should pay $200 to get my phone fixed or just pay $375 to upgrade early 🤔
— Asia (@ThisIs_Asiaa) December 1, 2020
I would pay off my credit cards and bump my credit so I can get a new car and a down payment for a mortgage.
— Rebecca (@Rebecca66571046) December 23, 2020
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Is pay used correctly in the following sentence?
She is willing to pay a lot of money for the newest model of smartphone.
Words related to pay
allowance, compensation, fee, income, payment, profit, reimbursement, remuneration, reward, salary, stipend, wage, compensate, disburse, extend, grant, handle, meet, offer, present
How to use pay in a sentence
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While Perigee is pre-revenue with just one employee, she is looking to add paying customers and begin growing the company as she moves into a wider public beta.
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The move comes after the company stopped paying penalties required as part of a settlement four years ago to clean up its mines across the Appalachian coalfields.
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The problem for Google is the businesses who don’t fit into those averages, but also have a right to certain data since they are also paying for the ad program, especially small businesses.
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Google itself claims in its third party policy with advertisers, that there is certain data necessary to show to the one actually paying money to Google for Ads Program usage.
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Under Germany’s Kurzarbeit, which translates to “short-time work,” financially distressed employers can drastically reduce worker hours, and the government will pay most of their lost wages.
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I was declared innocent, and they said I should pay $104,000.
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The escort site Cowboys4Angels peddles chiseled, hot-bodied men and their smoldering model looks to women willing to pay.
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One that they cannot cash in at the bank to pay for their flats.
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That could include private financial or personal information—like the credit-card numbers you used to pay for the corrupted Wi-Fi.
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Instead of just cutting out whole food groups, Bacon says people should pay attention to how food makes them feel.
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Now, on my first day here, you pay me back for what I did then—as if it needed paying back!
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“We shall make Mr. Pickwick pay for peeping,” said Fogg, with considerable native humour, as he unfolded his papers.
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Condillac after the marquis’s death had refused to pay tithes to Mother Church and has flouted and insulted the Bishop.
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Of course, newly acquired Ferns will pay for extra attention in the way of watering until they have secured a proper roothold.
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In these enlightened days no man is imprisoned for owing money, but only because he does not pay it when told to do so.
British Dictionary definitions for pay (1 of 2)
verb pays, paying or paid
to discharge (a debt, obligation, etc) by giving or doing somethinghe paid his creditors
(when intr, often foll by for) to give (money) to (a person) in return for goods or servicesthey pay their workers well; they pay by the hour
to give or afford (a person) a profit or benefitit pays one to be honest
(tr) to give or bestow (a compliment, regards, attention, etc)
(tr) to make (a visit or call)
(intr often foll by for) to give compensation or make amends
(tr) to yield a return ofthe shares pay 15 per cent
to give or do (something equivalent) in return; pay backhe paid for the insult with a blow
(tr; past tense and past participle paid or payed) nautical to allow (a vessel) to make leeway
Australian informal to acknowledge or accept (something) as true, just, etc
pay one’s way
- to contribute one’s share of expenses
- to remain solvent without outside help
noun
- money given in return for work or services; a salary or wage
- (as modifier)a pay slip; pay claim
paid employment (esp in the phrase in the pay of)
(modifier) requiring the insertion of money or discs before or during usea pay phone; a pay toilet
(modifier) rich enough in minerals to be profitably mined or workedpay gravel
Word Origin for pay
C12: from Old French payer, from Latin pācāre to appease (a creditor), from pāx peace
British Dictionary definitions for pay (2 of 2)
verb pays, paying or payed
(tr) nautical to caulk (the seams of a wooden vessel) with pitch or tar
Word Origin for pay
C17: from Old French peier, from Latin picāre, from pix pitch
Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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Other Idioms and Phrases with pay
In addition to the idioms beginning with pay
- pay a call
- pay a compliment
- pay as you go
- pay attention
- pay a visit
- pay back
- pay court to
- pay dirt, hit
- pay for
- pay off
- pay one’s dues
- pay one’s respects
- pay one’s way
- pay out
- pay the piper
- pay through the nose
- pay up
- pay your money and take your choice
also see:
- (pay the piper) call the tune
- crime does not pay
- devil to pay
- hell to pay
- lip service, pay
- rob Peter to pay Paul
- you get what you pay for
The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary
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Words beginning with pa. This PA words reference page contains a list of words beginning with PA, organized by word length. The below online list of words that begin with pa might be useful for people who are taking classes in school leading to a degree, those who play word games, and visitors who enjoy education and learning or teaching about language and like to incorporate new words into their vocabulary.
2 letter words beginning with pa:
pa
3 letter words beginning with pa:
pad pah pal pan pap par pas pat pau pav paw pax pay
4 letter words beginning with pa:
paas pace pack paco pact pacy page paid pail pain pair pais pale pall palm palp paly pane pang pant papa para pard pare park parr part pase pash pass past pate path pave pawl pawn
5 letter words beginning with pa:
pacer pacha paddy padre paean paeon pagan paged pains paint pairs paisa palay paled palmy palsy palus pampa panax panda panel panga panic panne pansy panto pants papal papaw paper papey pappi pappy param parch pareu parka parol parry parse parto parts party parve pasha pashm passe pasta paste pasty patch
paten pater patin patio patsy pattu patty pause pavia pavid pavin pavis pawas payee payer
6 letter words beginning with pa:
pacify packed packer packet padauk paddle padnag paella pagine pagoda pagods pained painty paires palace palais palate paling palish palkis pallet pallid pallor palmar palmer palpus palter paltry pampas pamper panada pander pandit panier panims pantie pantos pantry panzer papacy papain papaya papery papion papism papist pappus papreg papule papyri parade
paramo parang paraph parcae parcel pardon parent parget pariah paries paring parish parity parkee parkin parlay parley parlor parnas parnel parody parole parrot parsec parsee parson partan parted partie partly parton parure parvis parvos pashes passed passel passen passer passim passus pastel pastil pastis pastor pastry pataco patana patchy patefy patent pathan pathic pathos patina patois patrix patrol patron patten
patter paulie paunch pauper pausai paveed paving pawner pawpaw paxwax paybox payday payees payers paynim payoff payola
7 letter words beginning with pa:
pabulum pachisi pacific package packets packing packman packway paction padding paddled paddock padlike padlock padrone pageant paginal pahlevi pailles painful painter paiocks paisana paisano paisley pajamas pakfong paladin palatal palates palazzo paletot palette palfrey palikar pallium palmary palmate palmery palmyra palpate paltock paludal pamment pampero panacea panache pancake pandava pandect pandora
pandour panfish panicle panisca panmixy pannier panning panocha panoply panpipe panthea panther panties pantile pantons papayan papilla papoose papoosh pappose paprika papyrus parable parados paradox paragon parapet parasol paratha paraxon parboil pardhan pareira parergy pareses paresis parfait pariahs parisis parkers parkway parleys parlour parlous parodic parolee paroler paronym parotic parotid parquet
parsley parsnip parsons partake partial parting partite partlet partner partook parulis parures parvenu parvise pasquil pasquin passade passage passant passing passion passive passkey pastern pastile pastime pastina pastora pastose pasture patache patella patency pathway patient patriot patrols patroon pattern patwari paucity paulite paunche paunchy paupers pavings pavones pawkery pawners payable payload payment payolas payroll
8 letter words beginning with pa:
pabouche pachalic pacifier pacifism pacifist packager packeted packware paderero paduasoy paenulas pagandom paganism paganist paganize pageless paginate pagurian pahoehoe painless paintbox painting painture palamino palatial palatine palatist palebuck paleface paleosol palestra paliform palinode palisade palladic pallette palliate palliums palmette palmetto palmists palmitin palmitos palometa palomino palpable palstave pampases pamphlet panaries pancakes
pancreas pandanus pandemic pandours pandowdy pandybat paneling panelist pangolin paniscus pannikel pannikin panochas panoptic panorama panpipes pansophy pantheic pantheon pantsuit panuelos panurgic papabote papacies papadoms papillae papillon papistly papistry parabola paracmes paracone paradigm paradise paradrop paraffin paragoge paraguay parakeet parallax parallel paralyse paralyze parament paramine paramour paranoia paranoid parasang parasite paravane parclose
pardoner parental parergon parietal parietes parkland parlance parlando parodial parodist parodize parosmia paroxysm parrying parsable parsifal parsings parterre partials partible particle partisan partizan partures parvulus pashalik pashmina passable passably passbook passerby passible passport password pastance pastiche pastille pastings pastoral pastorly pastrami patagium patamars patchily patentee patently patentor paternal pathetic pathless pathogen patience patinous patricia patridge patrisib patruity patterns pattypan patulous
pauldron pausings pavement pavilion pavlovas pavonine pawnshop payfones
9 letter words beginning with pa:
pacations pacemaker pachyderm pachynema packaging packhorse packmaker pademelon padronism paederast pageantry paillasse paillette paintably painterly palaestra palaminos palanquin palatable palatally palebucks paleolith paleosols palestrae palillogy palladium palladous palliasse pallidity palmation palmistry palmitate palpitant palpitate palsgrave palstaves panatelas panatella panatrope panbroils panderers pandering pandurate panegoist panegyric panelings panelling panettone pangamous panhandle panicking
panlogism panoramas panplegia pansylike pantables pantacosm pantalets pantaloon pantatype pantheism pantingly pantoglot pantomime papalised papeleras paperback paperclip papeterie papillary papilloma papillose papillote papillous parabanic parabasis parabolic parachors parachute paracuses paradidym paradrops paraforms paragenic paragraph paralyser paralysis paralytic paramatta paramedic parameter paramorph paramount paranoeas paranoiac paranymph paraplegy parasitic parathion paratroop parbaking parbuckle parceling parcenary parchment parcloses paregoric parennece parentage parfleche
pargeting parhelion pariahdom parkinson parleyvoo parmesans parochial paroicous paronymic parotises parotitis parousias parquetry parrakeet parricide parridges parsimony parsonage parsonize parthenic partialed particled partition partitive partridge partworks pashaliks pashminas passbands passenger passerine passional passivism passments passpenny pastelist pasticcio pastiness pastorale pastorali pastorate pastoring pasturage patchouli patchwork patellate patencies patenting paterissa paternity pathetics pathogene pathology patinated patriarch patrician
patricide patriliny patrimony patristic patrizate patroller patrolman patrolmen patrology patronage patronize patronymy pauldrons paulownia paunching pauperage pauperess pauperism pauperize pavestone pavlovian paymaster
10 letter words beginning with pa:
pacesetter pachnolite pachometer pacificism pacifistic packsaddle packstaves packthread pacouryuva paddlefish padroadist paedagogic paediatric paedophile pageanteer pagination painkiller paintbrush palaeogene palaeosaur palatinate paleofauna palimpsest palindrome palingenic pallbearer palletised palliating palmaceous palmelloid palmerworm palpebrate paludinous pamphleted pancratist pancratium pancreatic pancreatin pandemonic panegyrize panelboard pangenesis paniculate panivorous panjandrum panmixises pantaloons panthelism pantograph pantosophy pantywaist
papaverine paperboard papershell papistical pappescent papyrology parabiosis parabiotic parabolize paraboloid paracasein paracyeses paracymene paradiddle paradisaic paradisial paradoxist paraffinic paraglider paralogism paralogist paralysers paralytica paralyzant paramagnet paramecium paramedico parametric paramnesia paraphrase paraphrast paraphysis paraplegia parapodium parapraxes parapteral parapteron parasailed paraselene parasitism parasitize parathions paratitles paratoluic paratroops paraxially parcelling pardalises paregmenon parentages parenteral
parenthood parentlike parlamento parliament parlormaid parlourish parodistic paronychia paronymous parostotis paroxysmal parricidal parricides parrocking parrotfish parsonsite partiality participle particular partisanly parturient parvenudom pasquilant pasquilers pasquinade passageway passalongs passegarde passionary passionate passivized pasteboard pasteurism pasteurize pastorally pastorates pastorised pastorship patchboard paternally pathfinder pathogenic pathognomy pathonomia patientest patisserie patissiers patriarchy patriciate patrilocal patriotism patristics patrologic patronizes
patronymic pauperises pavemented pawnbroker
11 letter words beginning with pa:
pachymeninx pachysandra pacifically pacificated pacificisms packmanship paclitaxels paddleboard paediatrics painfullest painstaking palaeoglyph palaeograph palankeened palatalized palatometer paleobotany paleography palestinian palimpsests palindromic palladinize palmitoleic palmivorous palpebritis palpitation paludamenta pamphleteer pamphletful pancosmisms pancratists pandemonium panhidrosis panpsychist pantalettes pantography pantomimish pantomimist pantonality pantophobia paperhanger papermakers paperweight papilionoid papilliform parabaptism paracolitis paradoxures paraffinoid paragastric parageneses
paragliders paragonless paragrapher paragraphia parakinesis paralactate paraldehyde parallactic parallelism parallelize paralogists paramaecium paramastoid paramedical paramnesias paranotions paranymphal paraparetic parasitised parasternal parasuchian parathyroid paratrooper paratyphoid parbreaking parenthesis paresthesia paripinnate parishioner parliaments paronomasia paronychial paroophoric participant participate participial particulate partnership parturiency parturition parvipotent paschflower passacaglia passionless passiontide passionwort passulation pastellists pasteurella pasteurizer pastmasters pastoralist pastoralize pastorising pastorships pataphysics patellaroid
paternalism paternoster patriarchic patrilineal patrilinear patrocinium patrologies patronaging patronisers patronizing patroonship patternless pauperising pauropodous paymistress
12 letter words beginning with pa:
pachycarpous pachydermous pacification paedatrophia paedogenesis paintbrushes paintingness palaeobotany palaeography palatialness paleobiology paleoecology paleokinetic paleontology paleozoology palingenesia palingenesis pallescences palmesthesia pambanmanche panchromatic panification panspermists pantechnicon pantelegraph pantheresses pantisocracy pantomorphia papalization papyrologist parachronism paradisiacal paradoxology paraesthesia paragastrula paraglossate parahydrogen paralipomena parallelises parallelized parallelless paralyzation paramagnetic paramastoids parametritis paramilitary paramorphism paranthropus parapentings paraperiodic paraphimoses
paraphrastic parasiticide parasitology parasynapsis parencephala parenthesize parkinsonian parochialism parochialize paronomasias parsimonious parthenogeny parthenology particularly parturitions parumbilical pasqueflower pasteurisers pataphysical pathfindings pathogeneses pathogenesis pathognomies pathological pathomimesis pathophorous patriarchate patriarchist patricianism patrilateral patrilineage patronisable paucipinnate pavonazzetto
13 letter words beginning with pa:
pachyglossous paediatrician paidonosology painstakingly palaeobiology palaeontology palaeostracan palaeotypical palaeozoology palatorrhaphy paleethnology paleogeologic paleopedology paleovolcanic palindromists palingenesian palladinizing palpabilities panaesthetism pancratically pancreatotomy pandiculation panhelleniums papilliferous papulopustule papyrographic paragastrular parainfluenza parallactical parallelogram paramagnetism paraoperation paraphernalia parapsychosis parasynthesis paratragoedia paratungstate pareiasaurian parliamentary parliamenteer parmeliaceous parthenocarpy participation particularism particularity particularize parvirostrate passementerie paterfamilias paternosterer pathoneurosis
patriarchally patricianhood patrilineally
14 letter words beginning with pa:
pachydermatous palaeontologic palaeotropical palaeozoologic paleethnologic paleogeography paleontography paleontologies paleozoologist panarthritises pannationalism pantisocratist pantoganglitis pantomimically papilionaceous papillomavirus papulopustular paragonimiasis parajournalism parallelepiped parallelograph paramelaconite parameterizing parapsychology parcellization pardonableness parenthesising paroemiologies partridgeberry parturifacient pasteurization pathematically pathobiologist
15 letter words beginning with pa:
pachydermateous palaeoeremology palaeographists palaeonemertean palaeontography paleethnologist paleomagnetisms paleomagnetists paleopsychology panconciliatory pancreatolipase panophthalmitis paragraphically parasympathetic parliamentarian parliamentarism paroemiographer parotidectomies parthenocarpous parthenogeneses parthenogenesis parthenogenetic pastoralisation patentabilities pathogenicities
16 letter words beginning with pa:
palaeornithology palaeozoologists paleochorologist paleoclimatology paleohydrography paraformaldehyde parajournalistic paraprofessional paratuberculosis parietosquamosal partridgeberries
17 letter words beginning with pa:
palaeopedologists palaeophytologist paleophytological pancreatemphraxis parentheticalness particlecelerator
18 letter words beginning with pa:
palaeodendrologist palaeodictyopteran palaeolimnological palaeolimnologists palaeotypographist parliamentarianism parthenocarpically
19 letter words beginning with pa:
palaeornithological paradichlorobenzene
20 letter words beginning with pa:
palaeanthropologists pancreatoenterostomy
21 letter words beginning with pa:
parathyroidectomizing pathologicoanatomical
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put someone in his place -
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prewet -
profect -
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put someone in mind of -
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pass one’s word -
peg leg -
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plug out -
pull out of the hat -
put someone in the picture -
pass out -
peg out -
pellet -
penance -
phantomize -
play safe -
pluralise -
polyubiquitylate -
pot mod -
prævaricate -
predose -
pretin -
prewhiten -
prigging -
procrusteanize
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