Words Starting with Letter 'P'

Having to do with food, meals, or the nourishment that helps living things grow strong.

Soft, easy-to-swallow food given to babies or people who are sick and cannot chew hard meals.

A special group that collects and gives money to help politicians win elections.

A large, spotted rodent with short legs that lives in the tropical forests of Central and South America.

Easy to calm down, soothe, or make peaceful when someone is angry.

To make someone who is angry or upset feel calm and happy again.

A runner or machine that sets a steady speed for others to follow during a race or workout.

A plant with roots that smell nice and are used to make medicine.

A very old traditional board game from India where players race tokens around a cross-shaped track using cowrie shells or dice.

Calm and peaceful, like a quiet ocean with very gentle waves and no storms.

To make someone calm and peaceful when they are upset, like singing a soft lullaby to a crying baby.

To carefully put your clothes and toys into a suitcase or box so you are ready to take a trip.

An object wrapped in paper or put inside a cardboard box to be mailed.

A worker whose job is to carefully place items into boxes, bags, or crates so they are ready for shipping.

A small paper or plastic wrapper that holds a small amount of something, like sugar or seeds.

A peddler or traveling merchant who carries goods in a pack on his back to sell them.

A narrow dirt trail or road used by horses, donkeys, and other animals carrying heavy loads of cargo.

A friendly nickname used for people named Francisco in Spanish-speaking countries around the world.

A serious formal agreement or promise made between two or more people or countries.

An official agreement, treaty, or serious promise made between people or groups.

A thick, soft cushion for protection, or a bound stack of paper sheets used for writing.

A person who puts soft material inside something to make it thicker or more comfortable.

Soft material used inside something to protect it or make it thicker.

A short pole with a flat blade at one or both ends that you use to push a canoe through the water.

A person who moves a small boat through the water using a paddle, or someone splashing in shallow water.

A small, grassy, fenced field near a barn where horses are kept to run around and eat grass.

A wet, flooded field of earth where farmers grow rice plants in warm, watery mud.

A shallow metal pan with a handle that is traditionally used for cooking over a fire.

To walk or trudge along heavily and lazily, often when you are very tired.

A portable lock with a U-shaped metal bar that snaps shut to secure a gate, bicycle, or locker.

A gentle, smooth-gaited horse that is comfortable to ride on roads.

A special title used for a priest or chaplain who helps soldiers, sailors, or pilots.

A joyful song or piece of music written to express great happiness, praise, or triumph.

A special rhythm used in poetry and music made up of a specific pattern of four beats or syllables.

Someone who follows an ancient religion that worships many different gods or finds sacred meaning in nature.

Relating to ancient religions that worship many gods or nature.

In a way that relates to ancient beliefs involving many gods or nature.

One single side of a piece of paper in a book, magazine, or notebook.

A public show or play, often telling a story with people in costumes.

A single page of a book, handwritten manuscript, or ancient document.

Relating to the pages that make up a book, magazine, or notebook.

A tall temple with multiple levels, each having curved roofs, commonly found in Asia.

A type of small, tree-climbing mammal related to the civet, found in Asia.

An exclamation sound used with your mouth to show doubt, disbelief, or disgust about something.

A traditional large sailing canoe with two hulls, used by Polynesian people to travel across the open ocean.

A British regional name for the cowslip flower, which has yellow blossoms.

A round open container with a curved handle that is used for carrying liquids like water or sand at the beach.

The total amount of water, sand, or toys that a bucket can hold right up to the top.

An ouchy or unpleasant feeling in your body when you scrape your knee, get a tummy ache, or are sick.

Causing a sharp hurt or ache in your body, like scraping your knee when you fall down.

A colored liquid that you spread onto paper, canvas, or walls with a brush to create a bright picture.

Covered with wet or dry paint, adding bright colors and pictures to a surface.

An artist who creates pictures with paints and brushes, or a worker who puts fresh paint on the walls of a house.

Covered in colorful wet paint, or having a strong smell and taste just like paint from an art class.

Two things that are the same and used together, like shoes or socks.

A person or a machine that matches things up and puts them together in groups of two.

An older legal or historical term relating to the countryside or local people, often used in old trials.

A special friend, buddy, or companion who you like to play games and spend time with every day.

A huge, beautiful, and fancy castle-like home where kings, queens, or presidents live.

A brave and noble knight or hero who fights for a good cause.