parvule (par vul)

[L. parvulus, dim. of parvus, small: see parvity.] A minute pill. paryphodrome (pa-rif'ō-drom), a. [ But my aunt and her paramour took the pas , and formed indeed such a pair of originals as, I believe, all England could not parallel. Smollett , Humphrey Clinker, ii. 199. proper day on which Easter should fall. Tradition hath had very seldom or never the gift of persuasion, as that which church histories report of those east and western pas cha lists, formerly spoken of, will declare. Milton, Prelatical Episcopacy.