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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| peddle | verb | He would peddle goods from door to door. | to travel about selling wares |
| pedestrian | noun | Pedestrians must pay attention to stop signs. | people on foot |
| pedlar | noun | In America pedlars are called peddlers. | one who travels about selling wares |
| pendant | noun | Her pendant hung on a necklace around her neck | jewelry attached to a necklace or bracelet |
| penguin | noun | Our aquarium has some penguins on view. | any of various flightless marine birds |
| penicillin | noun | Penicillin has saved the lives of millions. | any of a group of antibiotic drugs |
| pensive | adj. | She seemed to be in a pensive mood. | deeply, often wistfully thoughtful |
| penury | noun | Penury can be a dreadful state to be in. | extreme want or poverty; destitution |
| perception | noun | It was my perception that they had lied. | insight, intuition or knowledge gained |
| percolate | verb | Water will percolate through sand. | to cause liquid to pass through porous material |