Word of the Day
The word of the day block shown on the right hand side column uses words from this Glossary.
Open the block drawer every day to check the Word of the Day.
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PalacePalace - A large, splendid house. Example: The king lives in a palace. | |
ParticipateParticipate - To take part. Example: She participates in many activities. | |
PassionPassion - A strong feeling. Example: He has a passion for music. | |
PatiencePatience - The ability to wait. Example: You need patience to teach young children. | |
PatternPattern - A repeated design. Example: The wallpaper has a floral pattern. | |
PausePause - To stop briefly. Example: He paused to catch his breath. | |
PeacePeace - Freedom from war. Example: They worked for world peace. | |
PerfectPerfect - Flawless. Example: She has perfect attendance at school. | |
PerformPerform - To act or do. Example: The band will perform tonight. | |
PermanentPermanent - Lasting forever. Example: She has a permanent scar. | |
PermitPermit - To allow. Example: The teacher permits talking in class. | |
PersuadePersuade - To convince. Example: She persuaded him to join the team. | |
PleasantPleasant - Nice. Example: They had a pleasant day at the park. | |
PlentifulPlentiful - Abundant. Example: The harvest was plentiful this year. | |
PolitePolite - Having good manners. Example: He is always polite to his elders. | |
PopularPopular - Liked by many. Example: She is very popular at school. | |
PossessPossess - To own. Example: He possesses a rare coin collection. | |
PossiblePossible - Able to be done. Example: Is it possible to finish the project on time? | |
PraisePraise - To express approval. Example: The teacher praised her efforts. | |
PreciousPrecious - Valuable. Example: The ring is very precious to her. | |
PreparePrepare - To get ready. Example: She prepared for the test. | |
PreventPrevent - To stop from happening. Example: The vaccine prevents disease. | |
PridePride - Satisfaction in achievements. Example: She takes pride in her work. | |
PrivatePrivate - Not for public use. Example: The garden is private property. | |
ProtectProtect - To keep safe. Example: Sunscreen protects your skin. | |
ProvideProvide - To supply. Example: The school provides free lunches. | |
PublicPublic - For everyone. Example: The library is a public place. | |
PunishPunish - To discipline. Example: They punished him for breaking the rules. | |
PurchasePurchase - To buy. Example: She purchased a new dress. | |
PurposePurpose - The reason for something. Example: The purpose of the meeting is to plan the event. | |
PursuePursue - To follow. Example: He decided to pursue a career in medicine. | |
PuzzlePuzzle - A problem to be solved. Example: The puzzle was difficult to solve. | |