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61pil|low|case — «PIHL oh KAYS», noun. a cotton or linen cover pulled over a pillow …
62pil|low|slip — «PIHL oh SLIHP», noun. = pillowcase. (Cf. ↑pillowcase) …
63pil|low|y — «PIHL oh ee», adjective. pillowlike; soft; yielding …
64pil|pul|is|tic — «PIHL poo LIHS tihk», adjective. having to do with or of the nature of pilpul: »pilpulistic arguments …
65pil|pul|ist — «PIHL poo lihst», noun. a person who is skilled in pilpul or pilpulistic debate …
66pil|pul — «PIHL pool», noun. subtle or searching debate on a Talmudic subject among Jewish scholars; scholarly and often hairsplitting argumentation: »One is reminded…of the technique of Jewish pilpul, that purely intellectual exercise which consists in… …
67Pil|sen|er — «PIHL zuh nuhr, suh ; znuhr, snuhr», noun. 1. a pale lager beer made in or near Pilsen. 2. any superior lager beer. 3. Usually, Pilsener glass. a tall, cone shaped glass used for serving beer. ╂[< German Pilsener < Pilsen, a city in… …
68Pil|sner — «PIHL znuhr, snuhr», noun. = Pilsener. (Cf. ↑Pilsener) …
69pil|u|lar — «PIHL yuh luhr», adjective. of, having to do with, or like a pill: »medicine in pilular form. ╂[< Latin pilula pilule + English ar] …
70pil|ule — «PIHL yool», noun. a pill, especially a small pill. ╂[< Middle French pilule, learned borrowing from Latin pilula pill] …