OG ENGLISH DICTIONARY

PAPILLARY, a. resembling nipples. Papist, n. Roman Catholic. Pappous, a. downy. Pappy, a. succulent PAPULOUS, a. covered with little vesicles. PAPYRUS, (pi') rz. Egyptian plant and paper made PAR, n. state of equality equal value, [from it Parable,; PARABOLA, (ab') n. conic section. [similitude. Parabolic, (bob) a. expre ed by parable or Parachute, (par'a-shoot) n. instrument to ease Paraclete, «. Holy Ghost advocate. Parade, n. pompous exhibition;; military display. PARADIGM, (dim) n. example; model. Paradisaical, (sa") a. pertaining to paradise. PARADISE, n. garden of Eden; heaven. PARADOX, ti. tenet seemingly absurd, yet true. PARAFFlN,«.substance got from Boghead cannel Paragon, ti. pattern of excellence. [coaL Paragraph, n. distinct part of a discourse. Parallax, ti. change of place in a heavenly body PARALLEL, a. equally distant;—n. line equally PARALLELISM, n. likene in important particuPARALOGISM, (al'd-jizm) n. false reasoning, [lars. PARALYTIC, one affected with paralysis or palsy. PARALYZE, v. strike with palsy destroy action. PARAMOUNT, a. chief; superior; to all others. PARAMOUR, n. lover mistre , in a bad tense. Parapet, n. wall for; defence. PARAPHERNALIA, n. pi. apparel and ornaments Paraphrase, n. copious explanation. Imoon. PARASELENE, ti. circle round the moon mock PARASITE, n. hanger on; plant growing; on an PARBOIL, v. boil partly. [other. PARCAE, n. the Fates. PARCEL, n. small bundle portion. PARCENARY, n. being parceners; or joint heirs. PARCHMENT, n. skin of sheep or goat dre ed for PARE, v. gradually diminish. [writing on. PAREGORIC, (gor') n. medicine that mitigates pain. PARENTHESIS, (ren') ti. sentence or part of it, in PARERGON, (eri) n. side work ( not ). one’s main PARGET, (par'jet) n. gypsum; plaster-stone,; [duty. PARHELION, n. mock sun pi. Parhelia. PARIAH, (pa're-a) n. lowest; caste in Hindostan. PARIETAL, (ri')a. pertaining to or forming a wall. PARI PASSU, L. with equal pace. PARISH, n. unit in local government. PARISHIONER, ti. one belonging to a parish. PARIS I AN, n. inhabitant of Paris. PARITY, n. equality of number, likene , quantity, PARLANCE, n. talk conversation. [ . PARLEY, n. conference; oral treaty 1». dally. Parliament, ti. the legislature; of Great Britain. Parochial, a. belonging to a parish. PARODY, ti. different application of words; v. PAROLE, n. word of; honour verbal promise. PAROQUET,; PAROTID, (rot') a. noting glands near the ears. Paroxysm, ti. violent fit of pain PARQUETRY, n. inlaid floor forming figure. PARRICIDE, n. murder, or murderer, of parent. Parry, ward Parsee,?j. Persian immigrant into Hindostan. Parsimonious, a. frugal to exce . Parsimony, n. exce ive economy. ParsonAGE,w.house of parson or parish minister. Parterre, n. level plot of ground. Par the non, n. temple of Minerva at Athens. PARTIAL, a. including a part; not general; biased. PARTIALITY, undue bias. Part i ceps Grim INIS, L. sharer in a crime. PARTICIPANT, a. sharing; partaking; n. partaker. PARTICIPLE, 71.a word partly noun and partly verb. PARTICLE, n. minute portion of matter atom. Particularity, n. minutene of detail.; PARTICULARIZE, v. name particulars or details. PARTISAN, n. adherent to a party. Partition, v. or n. separate, or that which sep a PARTNER, n. a ociate in busine : sharer, (rates. PARTRIDGE, n. well-known bird of game. PARTURITION, n. act of giving birth.