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10 Language-to-English DictionariesPendulously
In a manner that hangs loosely or swings as if suspended.
Pep-Up
To make someone or something more lively or energetic.
Performance-Enhancing Drug
Any substance taken to improve athletic performance, often banned in competitive sports.
Petitioner
A person who makes a formal request to a court or other authority.
PhD
A doctor of philosophy; the highest academic degree conferred by a university, typically involving an extensive original research thesis.
Physical Damage
Harm or injury that affects the physical structure or integrity of an object or organism.
Physical toll
The adverse effect, damage, or exhaustion inflicted on the body by strain, hard work, illness, or aging.
Piercing Pain
A sharp, intense pain that feels as if it is penetrating the body.
Piscary
The legal right or privilege of fishing in waters that belong to another person.
Plaintiff
A person who brings a case against another in a court of law.
Plump
Having a full, rounded shape; well-fed.
Political Debate
A formal discussion or argument on a particular political issue, typically involving opposing viewpoints.