Princess, Pointless, Practical, Pencil, Pen, Paper, Parcel, Pack, Parachute, Polar, Procrastination, Paralegal, Parasite, Parsnip, Parsley, Parrot, Patriotic, Politics, Pants, Park, Parents, Party, Pickle, Pair, Pear, Part, Pick, Picnic, Pacifier, Plain, Poached, Peony, Passive, Past, Post, Paradise. :)
2007-03-04 12:19:39
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answered by Kim 3
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are you doing youre home work for youre class i meant english class ? if you are then i can help you with youre work . cause i have english class too and yeah my teacher is teaching the students by useing the nouns,verbs, adjetives words or putting into sentences too. well the letter that start with 'P'
Paper,pepper,petter,pies,pickels, pictures, photo.package,poster, post,public,plants, port, prepositions, parents,palm, pupil, pancreas,peas, potato,papaya, pineapple, pear, peel, prune, peanuts, plum, pit, pork, party, poultry, penny, produce, pipe, pay, pancake, pizza, price,purse, pajamas, pantyhose, pieced, perfume, plaid, print, push, porch, patio, power, painting, pitcher, pot, pour, pillows, phone, pacifier, playpen, potty, plunger, pegboard, pliers, philips, plug, pig, polish,
pedal, patient, pill, paramedic, police, prosecuting, pedestrian, parking, postal, periodical, peroid, periscope, panel, pump, passenger, pens, pilot, porter, private, propeller, pier, paddle, pansy, petunia, petal, poinsettia, pops, poplar, poison, pigeon, parakeet, pelican, penguin, pouched, and
pony, boat, primates, panda, puppy, pacific, persian, painted, parana, Pennsylvania, Pluto, Program, pencil, prism, pipette, perpendicular, pyramid, pasture, pitchfork, pharmacist, and
plateau, picnic, peak, pail, puck,ping-pong, pole, piano, piccolo, podium projecotr, personal, pattern, pincushion, pink, pinking, pair, pull, purple, peacock
i hope you can write down all the words i gave you on here. good luck
2007-03-04 12:37:03
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answered by statecalifornia2009 7
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the dictionary would be the best bet... there are too many P words and i don't think you've narrowed your search down in any way... you may end up confused... i'll give some examples only:
nouns--perimeter, pelican, pomegranate, plastic, people, etc.
verbs--pasted, pouting, ponder, predicted, pushing, packed, etc.
adjectives--parallel, pretty, purple, preposterous, proud, etc.
adverbs--partly, practically, predominantly, purely, proudly, etc.
helped? :)
2007-03-04 13:19:58
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answered by wat_more_can_i_say? 6
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pay, play, part, put, pass, past, push, pill, pop, pull, prod, ping, pier, peer, pony, purple, posh, post, pin, pink, porpoise, pillow, phone, phonetic, pathetic, purl, pearl, pierce
2007-03-04 12:16:12
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answered by Anonymous
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