English to English Dictionary

Provocation

An action or statement that provokes a reaction, often in a negative or challenging manner.

Provoker

A person or thing that provokes or incites a reaction or response.

Proximity

Nearness in space, time, or relationship.

Prudence

The quality of being cautious, careful, and circumspect; the ability to govern and discipline oneself by the use of reason.

Prune

A dried plum, typically dark-colored and wrinkled, known for its sweet taste and often consumed for its laxative properties.

Pruners

A horticultural hand tool resembling large scissors used for cutting thin branches, twigs, and stems of plants.

Pruning

The act of trimming a plant, tree, or shrub by cutting away dead or overgrown branches or stems.

Prying

To inquire closely into someone's private affairs.

Prédétail

A preliminary specification or detail that outlines the essential aspects of a project.

Psalm

A sacred song or hymn, especially one of the biblical psalms contained in the Book of Psalms.

Pseudotape

A type of tape that mimics the properties of traditional tape but is made from synthetic materials.

Psychedelic

A psychedelic drug, such as LSD.