par-don
1par|don|er — «PAHR duh nuhr, PAHRD nuhr», noun. 1. a person who pardons or forgives. 2. a church official charged with the granting of indulgences in the Middle Ages, in return for offerings made to the church …
2par|don — «PAHR duhn», noun, verb. –n. 1. forgiveness; passing over an offense without punishment: »Pardon for his hasty remark was all the boy asked. SYNONYM(S): absolution, amnesty. 2. excuse or toleration: »I beg your pardon, but I didn t hear you. 3.… …
3Par-Don — n. A person who splits his or her time between Paris and London. Example Citation: So, how to mark an end to our wonderful time in this fair city? We could think of no better way than an intimate dinner with BFF at our favourite cocktail/Asian… …
4par´don|a|ble|ness — par|don|a|ble «PAHR duh nuh buhl», adjective. that can be pardoned; excusable: »It gives me a feeling of pardonable importance (George W. Curtis). I dare say your daughter is pardonable (Jane Porter). –par´don|a|ble|ness, noun …
5par|don|a|ble — «PAHR duh nuh buhl», adjective. that can be pardoned; excusable: »It gives me a feeling of pardonable importance (George W. Curtis). I dare say your daughter is pardonable (Jane Porter). –par´don|a|ble|ness, noun …
6par|don|a|bly — «PAHR duh nuh blee», adverb. in a manner admitting of pardon …
7un|par´don|a|ble|ness — un|par|don|a|ble «uhn PAHR duh nuh buhl», adjective. not pardonable; that cannot be pardoned: »an unpardonable offense or mistake, an unpardonable offender. According to the Bible, the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Ghost is the unpardonable… …
8un|par|don|a|ble — «uhn PAHR duh nuh buhl», adjective. not pardonable; that cannot be pardoned: »an unpardonable offense or mistake, an unpardonable offender. According to the Bible, the sin of blasphemy against the Holy Ghost is the unpardonable sin.… …
9tout com|pren|dre, c'est tout par|don|ner — «too kn prahn druh, seh too par d NAY», French. to understand all is to forgive all …
10un|par|don|a|bly — «uhn PAHR duh nuh blee», adverb. beyond pardon or forgiveness: »to be unpardonably rude …
