penny-father
1> , 

penny-in-the-slot
1>   (. penny-in-the-slot machine)
2> ,   

penny-piece
1>     

penny-pinching
1> _. , 

penny-plain
1> , 

penny-trumpet
1> 
2>  

penny-wise
1> 
_Id:
penny-wise and pound-foolish    
  

penny-wit
1> _. -

pennyroyal
1> _.   (Mentha pulegium)

pennystone
1> _. ,  

pennyweight
1>  ( , 1(20 )
2> _. _. , 
_Ex:
pennyweight job   

pennywhistle
1> , 
2> , 

pennywort
1> _.  (Hydrocotyle gen.)

pennyworth
1>  ,      
2> , 
_Ex:
not a pennyworth of food in the house _.    
_Ex:
not a pennyworth of grudging   
3> 
_Ex:
a good pennyworth  
_Id:
to get one's pennyworth   ( ),
.  

penology
1> ,   

penoplasty
1> _.      

penscript
1>   ,  

pensee
1> _. _. 

penseroso
1> _. , 
2>  . . .: , , 


pensile
1>  ( ); 
2>    ( )

pension
1> 
_Ex:
old age (superannuation) pension   
_Ex:
life pension  
_Ex:
disability (disablement) pension   
_Ex:
to retire on a pension   
2> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to grant a pension to smb.    
-.
3> _. ,   
4>  
5> 
6> 
_Ex:
terms with full pension    

7> 
8> _.     " "
(. pension of Gray's Inn)

pension off
1> ,   
_Ex:
it's a bit soon to pension him off    
 
_Ex:
a number of pensioned off teachers 
-
2>  ( , , )

pensionable
1>    
_Ex:
pensionable disability ,  
 
_Ex:
pensionable age  
2>    
_Ex:
he was not pensionable      

pensionary
1> 
2> 
3> _.  
4> _. 
_Ex:
grand pensionary  
5> 
6> , ; 
_Ex:
pensionary clergy  
7> _.   ,   

pensioner
1> 
2> _.   (  )
3> _. 
4> _. 

pensionnaire
1> _.  (  , 
  . .)
2> _.      
3> _. 
4> _.  

pensive
1> 
_Ex:
the woman in this painting has a pensive smile  
   
2> , 
_Ex:
pensive eyes  
_Ex:
you've been looking pensive all day, is anything wrong? 
  , - ?

pensively
1> 
2> , 

pensiveness
1> 
2> , 

penstock
1> ,  
2> _.  ;  

pensum
1> _. _. , ;  , 
( )

pent
1>   
2>  
3> , 
_Ex:
pent up prisoner 
4> , ; 

pent-
1>   ;    
 -  -
_Ex:
pentode 

pent-roof
1> _.  

pent-up
1> , ; 
_Ex:
pent-up emotion  
_Ex:
pent-up inflation  

pent-up force
1> _.  

penta-
1>   ;    
 -  -
_Ex:
pentagram 
_Ex:
pentahedron 
_Ex:
pentasyllable  
_Ex:
pentathlon 
_Ex:
pentad  
_Ex:
pentode 

pentabasic
1> _. ; 

pentachord
1> _. 

pentacle
1>  

pentad
1>  
2>    ; , 
3>        
4> _.  
5>  . . .: _. 

pentadactyl
1> ,   

pentadome
1> "",      
  (    )

pentagon
1> 
2> the Pentagon ,   
3> _. _.    

pentagonal
1> 

Pentagonese
1> _. - ;  

pentagram
1> 

pentagrid
1> _. , 

pentahedral
1> 

pentahedron
1> 

pentalpha
1> 

pentamerous
1> _. _. , ,  
 

pentameter
1> _. 

pentane
1> _. 

pentangle
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. _.    

pentangular
1> 

pentapetalous
1> _. 
_Ex:
pentapetalous flower  

pentapody
1> _.     

pentapolis
1> _. 

pentarch
1> _. 

pentarchy
1> _. , 

pentastich
1> _. ;    

pentastichous
1> _. 

pentastyle
1> _. 

pentasyllabic
1> 

pentasyllable
1>  

Pentateuch
1> _. 

pentathlete
1> _. ,  

pentathlon
1> _. 
_Ex:
modern pentathlon  
_Ex:
winter pentathlon  

pentathlonist
1> _. 

pentatomic
1> _. ; 
2> _.  ( )

pentatonic
1> _.  ( )

pentatonism
1> _.     , 

pentavalent
1> _. ; 

penteconter
1> _-. _.  ();  (
  )

Pentecost
1> _. ,  

Pentecostals
1> _pl.  ()

pentecostys
1> _-. _.  (  50 )

pentelic marble
1>  

penthouse
1> ,    , ""
2>       
(. penthouse apartment)
3>    (  ,   . .)
4>   
5>  
6>  ( )

penthrite
1>  ( )

pentimento
1>  (   ,
     
)

pentlandite
1> _. , - 

pentolite
1> _.  (  )

pentomino
1>  ()
2> ,       (
)

pentoxide
1> _. 

penult
1> 
_Ex:
November is the penult month of the year  -
  

penultima
1> _.  

penultimate
1> 
_Ex:
November is the penultimate month of the year  -
  
2>  . . .:
penultima _.  

penumbra
1> _. , ; 

penurious
1> , 
_Ex:
penurious family  
2> , 

penuriously
1> ,  

penury
1> ; 
_Ex:
to live in penury   
2> 
_Ex:
the penury of the langauge  
_Ex:
the penury of the ideas  
_Ex:
the penury of words  
3> , 
_Ex:
penury of foodstuffs  

penwiper
1> 

penwoman
1> -
2> 
_Ex:
good (fine) penwoman  

peon
1> , ,  (  ,  )
2> 
3> 
4> 

peonage
1>   ; 

peony
1> _.  (Paeonia gen.)

people
1> , 
_Ex:
the French people  , 
_Ex:
English-speaking peoples ,    
_Ex:
a warlike people  
_Ex:
the peoples inhabiting Indonesia ,  
2> _. 
_Ex:
young people 
_Ex:
common people   ()
_Ex:
society people  
_Ex:
many people  
_Ex:
we don't see many people here    
_Ex:
who are these people?   ?
_Ex:
two or three other people asked me that question  
       
_Ex:
most people  
_Ex:
the people at large 
_Ex:
government of (for, by) the people   ( ,
 () )
_Ex:
a man of the people   
_Ex:
to be of the people   
_Ex:
rising of the people  
_Ex:
people say 
_Ex:
theatre people 
_Ex:
people's car   , ""
3> , 
_Ex:
the people of London  
_Ex:
farm people  
4> (. my people, his people  . .) .  . 
. .: _. , ; 
_Ex:
how are all your people?     ()?
_Ex:
my wife's people   
_Ex:
I must introduce you to my people    
  
5> 
_Ex:
his people lived here over 200 years ago   
    
6> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
an employer and his people    
_Ex:
the king and his people    
_Ex:
a farmer and his people    
_Ex:
an officer and his people   
_Ex:
the priest and his people   
7> _. _. _. ,  ( )
_Ex:
hallo, people! !
8> _. (the P.) _.     
 
_Ex:
the case of the P. versus John Doe     
_Ex:
to appear for (on behalf of) the P.   
 (  )
9> 
_Ex:
to go to the people 
_Ex:
their man goes to the people against the Democratic candidate
        
 
10> _. 
_Ex:
the feathered people , 
_Ex:
the woolly people 
_Ex:
the little (the good) people , 
11> ; 
_Ex:
a region peopled with primitive tribes , 
 
_Ex:
woods peopled with birds ,  
_Ex:
pools peopled with fish ,    
12>  ( )
_Ex:
the town has peopled very fast   
 
13> 
_Ex:
the world had peopled very slowly    
14>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
his dreams were peopled with strange terrifying fantasies
    ,  

people mover
1>    (  . .)

