English to English Dictionary

Psychomotor

Relating to or denoting the mental processes that control physical movement.

Psychotherapist

A person trained in and practicing psychotherapy, treating mental and emotional disorders through psychological methods rather than medical or biological ones.

Pteropus

A genus of large fruit bats known for their size and distinctive wingspan.

Public Censure

A formal expression of disapproval or condemnation directed at an individual or group, typically issued by an authority.

Public Discourse

The exchange of ideas and opinions on issues of public interest.

Public Ridicule

The act of mocking or making fun of someone in a public setting.

Puckery

Tending to cause the mouth to contract or pucker due to an astringent or sour taste.

Pugilism

The art or practice of fighting with the fists, especially in a regulated sport.

Pukka-Sahib

A term used to describe a person, especially a British man, who is considered to be genuine, respectable, and of high social standing.

Pull out all the stops

To use every available resource, effort, or measure to achieve success or ensure a spectacular outcome.

Pulsar

A highly magnetized, rotating neutron star that emits a beam of electromagnetic radiation.

Pulsator

A mechanical device or component that produces a rhythmic pulsing action, such as in milking machines or washing machines.