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1. Pack drill
2. Packhorse
3. Pack ice
4. Packman |
1. a military punishment of marching up and down carrying full equipment.
2. a horse used to carry loads.
3. an expanse of large pieces of floating ice driven together into a mass.
4. a pedlar (হকার) |
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5. Pack Rat
6. Pact
7. Paddock
8. Paddy |
5. a person who hoards things.
6. a formal agreement between individuals or parties.
7. a small field or enclosure where horses are kept or exercised.
8. a field where rice is grown. |
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9. Padrino
10. Padrone
11. paediatrics
12. paedophile |
9. godfather or patron (রক্ষাকর্তা).
10. a patron or master, especially Mafia boss.
11. the branch of medicine concerned with children and their disease.
12. a person who is sexually attracted to children. |
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13. pagan
14. page-turner
15. paid-up
16. pail |
13. a person holding religious beliefs other than those of the main world religions.
14. an exciting book.
15. with all subscriptions or charges paid in full.
16. a bucket. |
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17. painstaking
18. paid-bond
19. PAL
20. Palais |
17. done with or employing great care and thoroughness.
18. form a close relationship through courtship (পূর্বরাগ) and sexual activity.
19. the television broadcasting system used in most of Europe/ a friend/ form a friendship.
20. a public hall for dancing. |
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21. palatable
22. palaver
23. palette
24. Palimony |
21. pleasant to taste/ acceptable.
22. prolonged and tedious fuss (হৈচৈ) or discussion.
23. a thin board or other surface on which an artist lays and mixes colours.
24. compensation made by one member of an unmarried couple to the other after separation. |
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25. palisade
26. Pall
27. palliate/palliative
28. Pallid |
25. a fence of stakes or iron railings, forming an enclosure or defense.
26. a cloth over a coffin, hearse, or tomb/a dark cloud of smoke, dust, etc/an enveloping air of gloom of fear.
27. make (the symptoms of a disease) less severe without removing the cause.
28. pale, especially because of poor health. |
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29. pallor
30. Palmy |
29. an unhealthy pale appearance.
30. covered with palms/ comfortable and prosperous. The palmy days of the 1970s. |
