English to English Dictionary

Palter

To talk or act insincerely or deceitfully; to equivocate or prevaricate in speech.

Pampism

A quality, cultural trait, or artistic style characteristic of the South American pampas or the life of the gaucho.

Panautomatics

The comprehensive science, study, or application of universal automation across all industrial, computational, and mechanical systems.

Pandarus

A procurer, pimp, or a person who procures satisfaction for the illicit desires of others.

Pandied

Punished by receiving a stroke or blows on the hand, typically with a cane or ruler.

Panegyric

A public speech or published text written in praise of someone or something.

Panoply

A complete collection or display of striking things.

Panoptical

Relating to or featuring a panopticon; permitting a single observer to view all parts of a space or group of people.

Pantagruel

Characterized by gargantuan scale, extravagant humor, satire, and an insatiable appetite for life, learning, or food and drink.

Pantoscope

An optical instrument or panoramic camera designed to provide a very wide field of view.

Papism

The doctrine or practices associated with the authority of the Pope in the Roman Catholic Church.

Papistry

The system of beliefs and practices associated with the papacy and the Roman Catholic Church.