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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPochismo
A Mexican Spanish word or idiom derived from English, or the use of such Americanized expressions.
Pochote
A large Central American and Mexican tree (Pachira quinata) characterized by its spiny trunk and cotton-like fiber.
Poché
In architectural drawing, designating the shaded or filled-in representation of solid walls, columns, or structural elements in a floor plan or section.
Pochén
A tactical breakthrough or the act of shattering an opposing formation or barrier.
A small pouch sewn into or on clothing for carrying small items.
Pocket-borough
A parliamentary constituency in pre-reform Britain under the control of a single wealthy landowner or patron who could dictate its representation.
Pocket-money
A small amount of money given to children by their parents for personal spending.
Pocket-sized
Small enough to be easily put into a pocket.
Poco Asertivamente
In a manner that is not overly assertive or forceful.
Podalgia
Pain in the foot, often resulting from injury, inflammation, or neurological conditions.
Podicipediform
A taxonomic order of aquatic birds that includes grebes, characterized by their lobed toes and diving abilities.
Poem
A piece of writing that partakes of the nature of speech and song that is nearly always rhythmical and metaphorical, exhibiting careful attention to the aesthetics, sound, and formal structure of language.