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41Pel-Ebstein fever (disease) — Pel Eb·stein fever (disease) (pelґ ebґshtīn) [Pieter Klaases Pel, Dutch physician, 1852–1919; Wilhelm Ebstein, German physician, 1836–1912] see under fever …
42pel|lu´cid|ness — pel|lu|cid «puh LOO sihd», adjective. 1. transparent; clear: »the pellucid water of a mountain lake, a pellucid sky. 2. Figurative. clearly expressed; easy to understand: »pellucid language, a pellucid style. ╂[< Latin pellūcidus <… …
43pel|lu´cid|ly — pel|lu|cid «puh LOO sihd», adjective. 1. transparent; clear: »the pellucid water of a mountain lake, a pellucid sky. 2. Figurative. clearly expressed; easy to understand: »pellucid language, a pellucid style. ╂[< Latin pellūcidus <… …
44pel|lu|cid — «puh LOO sihd», adjective. 1. transparent; clear: »the pellucid water of a mountain lake, a pellucid sky. 2. Figurative. clearly expressed; easy to understand: »pellucid language, a pellucid style. ╂[< Latin pellūcidus < perlūcēre < per… …
45Pel Maoudé — Géographie Pays  Mali Région Mopti Cercle …
46pel|age — «PEHL ihj», noun. the hair, fur, wool, or other soft covering of a four footed mammal. ╂[< French pelage the covering of a mammal < Old French peil, or pel hair < Latin pilus] …
47pel´let|i|za´tion — pel|let|ize «PEHL uh tyz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to form into pellets: »to pelletize ore. –pel´let|i|za´tion, noun …
48pel|let|ize — «PEHL uh tyz», transitive verb, ized, iz|ing. to form into pellets: »to pelletize ore. –pel´let|i|za´tion, noun …
49pel´let|er — pel|let «PEHL iht», noun, verb. –n. 1. a little ball, as of mud, paper, hail, snow, or medicine; pill: »The pet rabbits ate little green pellets of dried grass, meal, and powdered milk. 2. a bullet, especially a spherical bullet intended to be… …
50pel|let — «PEHL iht», noun, verb. –n. 1. a little ball, as of mud, paper, hail, snow, or medicine; pill: »The pet rabbits ate little green pellets of dried grass, meal, and powdered milk. 2. a bullet, especially a spherical bullet intended to be fired by a …
