World English for 8th August : Here is the complete list.

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World English for 8th August :

Passing (adj.) : transient, incidental
Passion (n) : a strong feeling
Passionate (adj.) : yielding to passions
Passionate (adv.) : passionately
Passive (adj.) : inert, offering no resistance
Passport (n) : warrant, government document to be carried by a traveller abroad
Password (n) : a secret word or phrase by which a friend is distinguished from an enemy and allowed to pass
Past (adj.) : gone by, elapsed, former
Paste (n) : an adhesive preparation of flour
Paste (v) : fasten with paste, affix
Pastel (n) : a coloured crayon
Pastime (n) : amusement, sport
Pasteurize (v) : to boil or heat food in order to kill disease germs
Pastor (n) : a clergyman, a shepherd
Pastoral (n) : a letter from a bishop, the song of shepherds and country life
Pastry (n) : baked article made of paste or dough prepared with wheat flour, a small cake
Pasture (n) : grass for cattle, grazing ground
Pasture (v) : graze
Pat (n) : tap with open hand
Pat (v) : stroke gently
Pat (adj.) : at the right moment, fit for the occasion
Pat (adv.) : at the right moment, fit for the occasion
Patch (n) : a piece put or sewed on, a plot
Patch (v) : to mend by putting in a new piece
Pate (n) : the top of the head
Patent (adj.) : evident, easily seen
Patent (n) : a privilege granted by letters patent
Paternal (adj.) : fatherly, related to one’s father
Path (n) : way made by treading of man or beast, a footway, route
Pathetic (adj.) : sad, touching, pitiful
Pathology (n) : that part of medical science which deals with the causes and nature of diseases
Pathos (n) : the quality of rousing pity or sorrow
Pathway (n) : a foot path
Patience (n) : forbearance, endurance
Patient (adj.) : enduring, able to bear troubles, not hasty
Patient (n) : a sick man
Patois (n) : a dialect of the common people differing from the standard language of the country
Patriarch (n) : male head of a family, veteran
Patrician (n) : a noble man
Patrician (adj.) : noble
Patricide (n) : the murder or murderer of one’s father
Patrimony (n) : property inherited from one’s father or ancestors
Patriot (n) : one who loves his country
Patriotism (n) : love of one’s country

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