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111paean — pae|an [ˈpi:ən] n [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: song to the Greek god Apollo , from Greek paion, from Paion, name given to Apollo in the song] literary a happy song of praise, thanks, or victory …
112paediatrician — pae|di|a|tri|cian BrE pediatrician AmE [ˌpi:diəˈtrıʃən] n a doctor who deals with children and their illnesses …
113paediatrics — pae|di|at|rics BrE pediatrics AmE [ˌpi:diˈætrıks] n [U] the area of medicine that deals with children and their illnesses >paediatric adj ▪ a pediatric hospital …
114paedophile — pae|do|phile BrE pedophile AmE [ˈpi:dəfaıl] n someone who is sexually attracted to children …
115paean — pae|an [ piən ] noun count LITERARY a piece of writing, song, etc. that expresses enthusiasm and admiration: paean to: His book of photographs was a paean to the African American community …
116paediatrician — pae|di|a|tri|cian [ ,pidiə trıʃn ] the British spelling of pediatrician …
117paediatrics — pae|di|at|rics [ ,pidi ætrıks ] the British spelling of pediatrics …
118pi — paɪ n. 16th letter of Greek alphabet; symbol for the relation between the circumference of a circle and its diameter (Mathematics) …
119piacular — paɪ ækjÉ™lÉ™(r) / kjÊŠl adj. making expiation, atoning; wicked, sinful, needs atonement or expiation …
120pico — paɪkəʊ , pɪËk pref. one trillionth, one part of one trillion equal parts …