Painstaking

panes'-ta-king, a. taking pains or great care; laborious; with care: s. labour with great care. or besmear with colour; to represent by colours images; to picture or describe: v.n. to practise painting; to lay colours on the face: s. a substance used in painting; rouge (Fr. peint, painted, from L. pingo, to paint). paint; one skilled in representing things in colours. Painter's-colic, a peculiar disease to which painters are subject. Painter, paynt'-er, s. a rope to fasten a boat (panter, a Painter-stainer,. paynt'-er-stane-er, s. a painter of coats Painting, paynt'-ing, s.the act or employment of laying Pair, pare, s. two things of a kind, similar in form, Pairing-time, pare'-ing-time, s. the time when birds Pairing off, pare' - ing of, s. when two members, of Pair-off, pare'-of, v.n. to separate from a company in Pair-wise, pare'-wise, ad. in pairs. Paixhan-gun, payks'-an-gun, s. a howitzer for throwing Palace, pal' -ase, s. a house in which an emperor,king or Paladin, pal -a-din, s. a knight-errant (palatin). Palatal,pal -a-tal,a.pertaining to the palate; uttered by Palate, pal'-ate, s. the roof or upperpart of the mouth; Palatial pa-la'-she-al, a. pertaining to or becoming a Palatinate, pa-lat -e-nate, s. the province of a palatine. Palatine, pal'-a-tine, a. pertaining to a palace; po e . ing royal privileges, such as the counties of Chester, Palaver, pal-ä'-ver, s. idle talk; flattery; talk; con vers a Palaverer, pal-a -ver-er, s. one who palavers. Pale, pale, a. not ruddy or fresh of colour; wan; of a s. faint lustre: v.a. to make pale: v.n. to turn pale (L. Pale, pale, s. a narrow board used in fencing: a pointed a Palmaceous,pal-e-a'-she-us, a. resembling chaff; covered Pale-eyed, with chaff-like pale'-ide, scales a. having (L. palea, dim chaff) eyes.. Pale-face, pale'-face, s. a white man (American Indian). Pale-faced, pale'-fayst, a. having a wan face. Pale-hearted, pale'-hart-ed, a. dispirited. Paleogean, pa-le-o-je'-an, a. pertaining to the earth's Paleographic, pa-le-o-graf'-ik, a. pertaining to paleoof of; Paleography, pa-le-og'-ra-fe, s. study of ancient Pal eolithic, pa-le-o-lith'-ik, a. belonging to the earlier Pale ologist, pa-le-ol -o-jist, s. one versed in paleology., s. Paleology, pa-le-ol -o-je, s. discourse on antiquities; arPa leon to logical, pa-le-on-to-loj'-ik-al, a. pertaining to Paleontologist, pa-le-on-tol'-o-jist, s. one versed in Paleontology,pa-le-on-tol'-o-je, s. the science of extinct Paleotherium,, pa-le-o-the -re-um, s. a large pachyderm or Pileous, now extinct pa'-le-us, (Gr. a. palais chaffy;, and like ther chaff, a wild (L. palea, beast). chaff). Paleozoic, pa-le-o-zo'-ik a, a term applied to the lowest Pales, pa'-les, s. a godde presiding over cattle [Myth. ] Palestra, på-les'-tra, s s. a place of wrestling; Pal estrin a, på-les'-tre-an, wrestling (Gr.pale,wrest-