Paper,
wood pulp product for writing.
Paper,
newspaper.
The paper is made of paper.
Parade,
public procession with marching band.
Parade,
(v) to show ostentatiously - much like soldiers.
Party,
social gathering.
Party,
person in legal proceeding.
Party,
political faction.
Pass,
sexual advance.
Pass,
passage.
Pass,
document.
Pass,
grade in examination.
Pass,
overtake.
Pass,
hand over.
Pass,
inability to answer.
If it wasn't for his pass in the pass,
I'd probably pass the test but now,
I have to pass my pass to you.
Pass time,
hobby.
Past times,
time before current time.
In past times, I had some interesting pass times.
Pathology,
the science of garden walkways.
Patmos,
Greek island.
Pat Moss,
sometime show jumper, and probably not the daughter of Stirling.
Pat Moss went on holiday to Patmos.
Patience,
girl's name.
Patience,
game of cards, solitaire.
Patience,
waiting.
Patients,
hospital inmates.
The patient, Patience, displayed great patience
and played patience most afternoons.
Paul, Bearer,
man's name.
Pall bearer,
flag carrier.
Pall,
to go off.
Pall,
covering.
Pawl,
hook.
Pall Mall,
street in London often called Paul Maul.
Pell mell,
another alternative pronunciation.
Pell mell,
very fast.
Pal,
friend.
Paul, a good pal, fixed the pawl to the pall
and went down Pall Mall pell mell.
Pass out,
distribute.
Pass out,
complete a course of training.
Pass out,
faint.
After you pass out I`ll pass out the certificates,
and I don`t want anyone to pass out.
Past,
gone by.
Pasty,
pie (cornwall).
Pasty,
sallow.
Pawn,
minor chess piece.
Pawn,
deposit with moneylender.
Porn,
(abbr.) pornography.
Pawn the chess set, retain a pawn,
and buy a porn mag.
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