English Vocabulary for 2nd September : Here is the complete list.

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English Vocabulary for 2nd September :

Pupil (n): young person who is learning in school, pupil of the eye
Puppet (n): a doll moved by strings
Puppy (n): a young dog
Purchase (v): buy
Purchase (n): buying, bargain
Pure (adj.): clean and clear, stainless, unmixed with other things
Purgative (n): a purging medicine
Purge (v): make clean or free, evacuate the bowels
Purge (n): medicine used for purging
Purify (v): make pure or clean
Purity (n): cleanliness, chastity
Purl (v): flow with a murmuring sound
Purloin (v): to steal
Purple (n): a colour got by mixture of blue and red
Purport (n): meaning
Purpose (n): object, intention, aim
Purposeful (adj.): intentional, important
Purposely (adv.): wantonly
Purse (n): a small money bag
Pursue (v): chase, to seek
Pursuit (v): act of chasing, one’s occupation
Purvey (v): supply provisions for, provide
Purview (n): range or activity
Pus (n): the bad white matter produced in sores or wounds
Push (v): press forward, urge, impel, make an effort
Push (n): the act of pushing
Pusillanimous (adj.): mean spirited, lacking courage, timid
Pustule (n): a small pimple
Putrefaction (n): rottenness, corruption
Putrefy (v): decompose, corrupt
Putrid (adj.): rotten, stinking
Putt (v): to send a ball forward
Puzzle (v): cause to perplex
Puzzle (n): difficult problem, a riddle
Pygmy (n): dwarf
Pigmy (n): dwarf
Pyjamas (n): loose undergarment; loose trousers and jacket
Pajamas (n): loose undergarment; loose trousers and jacket
Pyorrhoea (n): a disease (affecting the teeth) in which pus is formed in the gums
Pyramid (n): a solid with a square base and triangular sides meeting in an apex
Pyre (n): funeral pile, a pile of fuel on which a dead body is burnt
Pyrotechnics (n): fire works
Python (n): a kind of huge non-poisonous serpent that crushes its prey to death
Pyx (n): box

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