Vocabulary Words - Third Grade - P:

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• page
  (n.) One side of a sheet of paper.
  
  
• paid
  (v.) Past tense of pay; gave a person or company money that you owe for a bill.
  
  
• painter
  (n.) Someone who paints.
  
  
• painting
  (v.) Covering a surface with paint.
  (n.) A picture made with paints.
  
  
• pair
  (n.) Two things of a kind.
  (v.) To put two things together.
  
  
• pancake
  (n.) A thin flat round cake.
  
  
• pant
  (v.) To breathe hard or quickly.
  
  
• paper
  (n.) Thin sheets you can write or draw on.
  (n.) Thin sheets of material that you can write or draw on.
  (n.) A piece of writing.
  
  
• parent
  (n.) Father or mother.
  
  
• past
  (n.) Time that has gone by.
  (adv.) In order to go beyond.
  
  
• paste
  (n.) A substance used to make things stick together.
  (v.) To stick two things together with glue.
  (n.) A smooth or soft food.
  
  
• paw
  (n.) An animal's foot.
  (v.) When an animal touches things.
  
  
• peach
  (n.) A round juicy yellow-red fruit that has a large rough seed and skin that feels fuzzy.
  
  
• peanut
  (n.) An oval seed that grows underground in a shell.
  
  
• pencil
  (n.) An instrument made of wood with a gray center that you write or draw with.
  
  
• penny
  (n.) A U.S. coin that is worth one cent.
  
  
• per
  (preposition) For each.
  
  
• picture
  (n.) A painting, drawing, or photograph.
  
  
• pigpen
  (n.) Pigsty; a place where pigs are kept.
  (n.) Dirty or messy place.
  
  
• pinch
  (v.) To squeeze between your finger and thumb.
  
  
• pine
  (n.) A tree with long leaves shaped like needles.
  
  
• pitcher
  (n.) A container with a handle that you use to hold and pour liquids.
  (n.) A player in baseball who thows the ball for the other team to bat.
  
  
• pizza
  (n.) A round piece of dough baked with various toppings.
  
  
• plate
  (n.) A dish used for eating.
  (n.) A large sheet of rock that helps make up the earth.
  
  
• plateful
  (n.) All that can be put on a plate.
  
  

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