Pause Noun Synonyms: hesitate, interrupt, delay, hold up, discontinue, break, wait, mark time, suspend, intermit, falter, rest
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Pave Verb Synonyms: macadamize, tarmac, asphalt, tile, flag, concrete, cover, surface
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Pave The Way Noun Synonyms: prepare or smooth the way for, open the door for, make easy or easier for, facilitate, ease
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Pawn Verb Synonyms: pledge, mortgage, hypothecate, plight, deposit, pignorate, gage, pop, hock
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Pay Verb Synonyms: extend, bestow, transmit, pass on, give, deliver
Pay Noun Synonyms: recompense, compensate, remunerate, reward, indemnify, repay, refund, reimburse, pay off, pay out, pay up, satisfy, clear, remit, discharge, liquidate, settle, honor, meet
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Pay Back Verb Synonyms: recompense, compensate, remunerate, reward, indemnify, repay, pay off, refund, reimburse
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Pay Off Verb Synonyms: bribe, suborn, buy off, grease (someone's) palm, give (someone) a bribe or a rebate, give (someone) a kickback, slip (someone) something
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Payable Adjective Synonyms: result, outcome, upshot, conclusion, wind-up, settlement, final reckoning, punch-line, crunch, grand finale, kicker
Payable Verb Synonyms: due, owed, owing, outstanding, unpaid, receivable, mature
Payable Noun Synonyms: expenditure, disbursement, distribution, outlay, fee, contribution, charge, expense, payout
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Peace Noun Synonyms: pacific, inoffensive, dovish, peace-loving, mild, non-violent, non-belligerent, unbelligerent, unwarlike, non-warring, non-combative, temperate, agreeable, compatible, congenial, genial, friendly, amiable, amicable, cordial
Peace Adjective Synonyms: serenity, tranquillity, calm, calmness, placidity or placidness, peace of mind, quiet, peacefulness, peaceableness, stillness
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Peaceful Noun Synonyms: peaceable, serene, placid, calm, quiet, quiescent, gentle, restful, tranquil, untroubled, undisturbed, unruffled
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Peacemaker Noun Synonyms: conciliator, pacifier, reconciler, propitiator, placater, pacificator, mediator, arbitrator, intermediator, intermediary, diplomat, appeaser, interceder, go-between, referee, umpire, adjudicator, peacemonger
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Peak Adjective Synonyms: top, pinnacle, crest, ridge, tor, mountain top, summit, mountain, eminence, elevation, hill
Peak Noun Synonyms: top, tip, tiptop, apex, acme, culmination, apogee, zenith, high point, crown, extreme, utmost, uttermost, perfection, ne plus ultra, consummation, climax
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Peaky Noun Synonyms: peakish, pinched, unhealthy, sickly, ailing, ill, unwell, infirm, unwholesome, pale, pallid, wan, waxen, anaemic, pasty, sallow, whey-faced, ashen, washed out, drained, emaciated, wasted, gaunt, hollow-eyed, haggard, drawn, weak, feeble, peaked
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Peal Verb Synonyms: ringing, ring, carillon, chime, chiming, toll, tolling, clang, clangour, tintinnabulation, clamour, reverberation, knell, clap, crash, roar, rumble, thunder
Peal Adjective Synonyms: ring, toll, chime, clang, tintinnabulate, reverberate, resonate, resound, knell, boom, crash, roar, roll, rumble, thunder
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Pearl Noun Synonyms: gem, treasure, prize, cream, flower, wonder, nonpareil
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Pearly Verb Synonyms: nacreous, pearl-like, perlaceous, lustrous, mother-of-pearl
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Peasant Noun Synonyms: rustic, countryman, countrywoman, farmer, provincial, (farm) worker, (country) bumpkin, bucolic, peon, fellah, muzhik or mouzhik or mujik, Historical esne, serf, swain, hind, churl, yokel, hill-billy, bog-trotter, oaf, lump, lout, boor
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Peccadillo Adjective Synonyms: slip, error, lapse, mistake, infraction, violation, misdeed, shortcoming, misstep, blunder, faux pas, indiscretion, gaffe, botch, stumble, fault, petty sin, (minor) transgression, trespass, slip-up, goof
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Peculiar Noun Synonyms: odd, curious, strange, queer, bizarre, weird, unusual, abnormal, anomalous, aberrant, deviant or deviate, eccentric, uncommon, outlandish, exceptional, extraordinary, out of the ordinary, offbeat, unorthodox, atypical, idiosyncratic, unconventional
Peculiar Adjective Synonyms: arbitrary, sort
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Peculiar To Noun Synonyms: typical of, characteristic of, characterized by, natural to, symptomatic of, appropriate to or for, distinctive of, restricted to, specific to, indicative of, denotative of, limited to, individual to, personal to, special to, unique
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