Vocabulary Words - First Grade - P:

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• pad
  (n.) Something soft to comfort or protect.
  (v.) To fill something with soft material.
  (n.) Many pieces of paper attached together that you use for writing.
  (n.) A thin, soft cushion.
  
  
• pail
  (n.) A container for holding or carrying liquids.
  
  
• pain
  (n.) The feeling you have when part of your body hurts.
  
  
• pan
  (n.) A round metal container with a handle that you use for cooking.
  
  
• park
  (n.) An outdoor area with walks and playgrounds for people to enjoy.
  (v.) To stop a vehicle and keep it standing in one place.
  (n.) A large open area with grass and trees where you can walk or play games.
  (v.) To put a car in a particular place for a period of time.
  
  
• pass
  (v.) To move past a particular point, object, or person.
  (v.) To move to a particular point and to go beyond.
  (v.) To hand or throw something to someone.
  (n.) A piece of paper that shows you are allowed to enter a place.
  
  
• pat
  (v.) To tap softly with a flat hand.
  
  
• path
  (n.) A track that you walk along over an area of ground.
  
  
• peg
  (n.) A short piece of wood or metal that fits into a hole or is fastened to a wall and can be used for hanging things.
  
  
• pen
  (n.) A small area of land surrounded by a fence.
  (n.) An instrument with ink that you can write with.
  (n.) An instrument you use for writing or drawing with ink.
  
  
• pet
  (n.) An animal that you keep at home.
  (v.) To touch and move your hand over an animal's fur.
  
  
• pig
  (n.) A farm animal with short legs, a fat body, and a curled tail that you keep for its meat.
  
  
• pile
  (n.) A group of things gathered into the shape of a small hill.
  
  
• pin
  (n.) A short thin piece of metal with a sharp point at one end that you use especially for fastening pieces of cloth together.
  
  
• pipe
  (n.) A tube that liquids or gases flow through.
  
  
• pit
  (n.) A hole in the ground.
  
  
• plan
  (n.) Something that you have decided to do or achieve.
  (v.) To decide to do something.
  
  
• play
  (v.) To do something fun or relaxing.
  (n.) A dramatic production.
  
  
• plum
  (n.) A soft, round, purple fruit with one large seed.
  
  
• poke
  (v.) To push or jab with a stick or your fingers.
  
  
• pop
  (n.) A soft drink.
  (n.) A sudden short sound like a small explosion.
  
  
• pot
  (n.) A container used for cooking or to hold a plant.
  (n.) A container you use for cooking that is round, deep, and usually made of metal.
  
  
• puff
  (v.) To blow out a bit of air.
  (n.) A quick, short letting out of the breath.
  
  
• pup
  (n.) A young dog.
  
  

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