English to English Dictionary

Pasturage

Lands or fields covered with grass or other suitable plants for the grazing of livestock.

Patency

The state of being open or unobstructed, especially in reference to bodily passages or tubes.

Patently false

Clearly, obviously, and undeniably untrue without the need for complex investigation.

Pathological tissue

Biological tissue that exhibits structural, cellular, or functional abnormalities caused by disease, trauma, or pathological processes.

Pathology

The branch of medicine that deals with the study of diseases, their causes, processes, development, and consequences.

Patinate

To develop a surface layer or coating, especially a green or brown film that forms on copper, bronze, or similar metals due to oxidation.

Patrician

A member of the noble families in ancient Rome, distinguished from the plebeians.

Patrimony

Property or money inherited from one's father or ancestors.

Patronage

The support given by a patron, especially a financial one.

Patronizing

Showing or characterized by a superior attitude towards others; condescending.

Pattern-Recognition

The cognitive process of identifying and classifying patterns in data or sensory input.

Patzitulation

A humorous or ironic reference to a citation or quotation, often used in academic or informal contexts.