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patentor (noun) pat·en·tor
pater (noun) pa·ter
patera (noun) pat·er·a
paterfamilias (noun) pa·ter·fa·mil·i·as
paternal (adjective) pa·ter·nal
paternalism (noun) pa·ter·nal·ism
paternalist (noun) pa·ter·nal·ist
paternalist (adjective) pa·ter·nal·ist
paternalistic (adjective) pa·ter·nal·is·tic
paternalistically (adverb) pa·ter·nal·is·ti·cal·ly
paternally (adverb) pa·ter·nal·ly
paternity (noun) pa·ter·ni·ty
paternity (adjective) paternity
paternoster (noun) pa·ter·nos·ter
path (noun) path
Pathan (noun) Pa·than
pathbreaker (noun) path·break·er
pathbreaking (adjective) path·break·ing
pathetic (adjective) pa·thet·ic
pathetical (adjective) pa·thet·i·cal
pathetically (adverb) pa·thet·i·cal·ly
pathfinder (noun) path·find·er
pathfinding (noun) path·find·ing
pathfinding (adjective) path·find·ing
pathless (adjective) path·less
pathlessness (noun) path·less·ness
pathname (noun) path·name
pathobiology (noun) patho·bi·ol·o·gy
pathogen (noun) path·o·gen
pathogenesis (noun) path·o·gen·e·sis
pathogenetic (adjective) path·o·ge·net·ic
pathogenic (adjective) path·o·gen·ic
pathogenicity (noun) path·o·ge·nic·i·ty
pathogenous (adjective) pa·thog·e·nous
pathognomonic (adjective) pa·tho·gno·mon·ic
pathography (noun) pa·thog·ra·phy
pathological (adjective) path·o·log·i·cal
pathologically (adverb) path·o·log·i·cal·ly
pathologist (noun) pa·thol·o·gist
pathologize (verb) pa·thol·o·gize
pathology (noun) pa·thol·o·gy
pathophysiologic (adjective) path·o·phys·i·o·log·ic
pathophysiological (adjective) path·o·phys·i·o·log·i·cal
pathophysiologically (adverb) path·o·phys·i·o·log·i·cal·ly
pathophysiologist (noun) path·o·phys·i·ol·o·gist
pathophysiology (noun) path·o·phys·i·ol·o·gy
pathos (noun) pa·thos
pathway (noun) path·way
patience (noun) pa·tience
patient (adjective) pa·tient
patient (noun) patient
patiently (adverb) pa·tient·ly
patina (noun) pa·ti·na
patinate (verb) pat·i·nate
patinated (adjective) pat·i·nat·ed
patination (noun) pat·i·na·tion
patine (noun) pa·tine
patine (verb) patine
patio (noun) pa·tio
pâtisserie (noun) pâ·tis·se·rie
patisserie (noun) pa·tis·se·rie
patly (adverb) pat·ly
patness (noun) pat·ness
patois (noun) pa·tois
patonce (adjective) pa·tonce
patootie (noun) pa·too·tie
patria (noun) pa·tri·a
patriarch (noun) pa·tri·arch
patriarchal (adjective) pa·tri·ar·chal
patriarchally (adverb) pa·tri·ar·chal·ly
patriarchate (noun) pa·tri·arch·ate
patriarchy (noun) pa·tri·ar·chy
patriate (verb) pa·tri·ate
patrician (noun) pa·tri·cian
patrician (adjective) patrician
patriciate (noun) pa·tri·ci·ate
patricidal (adjective) pat·ri·cid·al
patricide (noun) pat·ri·cide
patrilineal (adjective) pat·ri·lin·eal
patrilocal (adjective) pat·ri·lo·cal
patrilocality (noun) pat·ri·lo·cal·i·ty
patrimonial (adjective) pat·ri·mo·ni·al
patrimony (noun) pat·ri·mo·ny
patriot (noun) pa·tri·ot
patriotic (adjective) pa·tri·ot·ic
patriotically (adverb) pa·tri·ot·i·cal·ly
patriotism (noun) pa·tri·ot·ism
patristic (adjective) pa·tris·tic
patristical (adjective) pa·tris·ti·cal
patristics (noun) pa·tris·tics
Patroclus (noun) Pa·tro·clus
patrol (noun) pa·trol
patrol (verb) patrol
patroller (noun) pa·trol·ler
patrolman (noun) pa·trol·man
patrologist (noun) pa·trol·o·gist
patrology (noun) pa·trol·o·gy
patron (noun) pa·tron
patronage (noun) pa·tron·age
patronal (adjective) pa·tron·al

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