pansexuality
A sexual orientation characterized by the potential for aesthetic attraction, romantic love and/or sexual desire for people regardless of their gender or sex.
Sexuality that encompasses all kinds of sexuality.

pansexuals
plural of pansexual

pansmith
A person who makes and repairs metal pans.

pansmiths
plural of pansmith

pansophist
A proponent of a 17th-century movement around pansophy, or the systematic organization of all human knowledge.

pansophists
plural of pansophist

panspermatist
Alternative form of panspermist.

panspermatists
plural of panspermatist

panspermist
An advocate of panspermism; one who believes that life on Earth originated in outer space.

panspermists
plural of panspermist

pantalon
Alternative form of pantaloon (“buffoon”).

pantalons
plural of pantalon

pantaloon
An aging buffoon.
Trousers reminiscent of the tight-fitting leggings traditionally worn by a pantaloon.
A kind of fabric.

panter
One who pants.

panters
plural of panter

panthan
A Martian mercenary.
Alternative form of panth (“Indian religious tradition”).

panthans
plural of panthan

pantheists
plural of pantheist

pantheologist
One versed in pantheology.

pantheologists
plural of pantheologist

pantiler
A preaching Dissenter.

pantilers
plural of pantiler

pantisocrat
Alternative form of pantisocratist.

pantisocratist
One who favours or supports the theory of a pantisocracy.

pantisocratists
plural of pantisocratist

pantisocrats
plural of pantisocrat

pantle
Alternative form of panter (“A net or noose for catching birds”) applying only to snares or gins made of hair.

pantles
plural of pantle

pantmaker
someone who makes pants (trousers)

pantmakers
plural of pantmaker

pantographer
One who uses a pantograph.

pantographers
plural of pantographer

pantologist
One versed in pantology.
A writer of pantology.

pantologists
plural of pantologist

pantomath
A person who knows everything, or wishes to know everything.

pantomaths
plural of pantomath

pantomimer
A pantomime performer.

pantomimers
plural of pantomimer

pantomimist
One who engages in pantomime.

pantomimists
plural of pantomimist

pantophagist
One who eats all kinds of food.

pantophagists
plural of pantophagist

pantrymaid
A female servant responsible for the pantry.

pantrymaids
plural of pantrymaid

pantryman
A person in charge of the pantry, or food store, on a ship, train, or other transport where food is kept for passengers and crew. Also in a hospital, school, or hotel, etc.

pantrymen
plural of pantryman

pantrywoman
A female pantryman.

pantrywomen
plural of pantrywoman

pantser
An author who writes their story without a plan or an outline.

pantsers
plural of pantser

panvitalist
One who believes in the doctrine of panvitalism.

panvitalists
plural of panvitalist

panwit
An idiot.

panwits
plural of panwit

panwoman
A woman who plays steelpan.

panwomen
plural of panwoman

panzoists
plural of panzoist

papability
Suitability for the role of pope.

papacide
Alternative form of papicide.

papacides
plural of papacide

papacies
plural of papacy

papacy
The office of a pope.
The office of a pope.
The period of a particular pope's reign.
Roman Catholicism generally: synonym of popery.

papaji
papa, father (as a respectful term of address)

papajis
plural of papaji

papalagi
In Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and New Zealand, a white person; a palagi.

papalagis
plural of papalagi

papalizer
One who papalizes.

papalizers
plural of papalizer

papaloi
A male voodoo priest.

papalois
plural of papaloi

papalties
plural of papalty

papalty
The papacy.

papaphilia
love and adoration for the pope or the papacy

papaphobe
A person who has papaphobia.

papaphobes
plural of papaphobe

papaphobia
the pathological fear of the pope or the papacy

paparazza
A female paparazzo.

paparazzas
plural of paparazza

paparazze
plural of paparazza

paparazzi
plural of paparazzo

paparazzis
plural of paparazzi

paparazzo
A freelance photographer who sells photographs of celebrities to the media, especially one who pursues celebrities and attempts to obtain candid photographs.

paparazzos
plural of paparazzo

paperazzi
Misspelling of paparazzi.

paperbackers
plural of paperbacker

paperboy
A boy who delivers newspapers to houses on a paper round.

paperboys
plural of paperboy

papercrafter
A person who makes artistic objects from paper.

papercrafters
plural of papercrafter

paperer
A person who hangs wallpaper.

paperers
plural of paperer

papergirl
A girl who delivers newspapers to houses on a paper round.

papergirls
plural of papergirl

paperhanger
Someone who puts wallpaper on walls.
A con man who passes bad cheques or counterfeit paper money; a forger, a con artist.

paperhangers
plural of paperhanger

papermaker
A person or company that makes paper.
A person who gathers rags to sell.

papermakers
plural of papermaker

paperman
A man who delivers newspapers.
A musician who cannot improvise.

papermen
plural of paperman

paperpeople
plural of paperperson

paperperson
A person who delivers newspapers.

paperpersons
plural of paperperson

paperphile
One who loves paper.

paperphiles
plural of paperphile

paperwhite
A bulbous perennial, of species Narcissus papyraceus, native to the Mediterranean region, with fragrant bunches of white flowers.
A perennial ornamental plant (Narcissus tazetta).

paperwhites
plural of paperwhite

paperwoman
A woman who delivers newspapers

paperwomen
plural of paperwoman

paperworker
A person employed in paper manufacture.
Synonym of running stationer.

paperworkers
plural of paperworker

papess
A female pope, i.e. the fictitious Pope Joan.

papesses
plural of papess

papgeld
child support

papicide
The killing of a pope.
One who kills (or attempts to kill) a pope.

papicides
plural of papicide

papissa
A female pope.

papolater
One who worships the Pope; an extreme papist.

papolaters
plural of papolater

papolatry
Worship of the Pope; excessive reverence or admiration for him.

papoose
A Native American baby.
A backpack for carrying a baby, or specifically a cradleboard.

papooses
plural of papoose

papponymic
A personal name based on the name of one's grandfather.

papponymics
plural of papponymic

pappoose
Alternative spelling of papoose.

pappooses
plural of pappoose

papyrologist
A student of or expert in papyrology, the study of papyrus and ancient writings on papyrus.

papyrologists
plural of papyrologist

papyropolist
Synonym of stationer: a seller of paper.

papyropolists
plural of papyropolist

parabaptist
A person carrying out unlawful baptisms, especially in the early Church.

parabaptists
plural of parabaptist

parabiologist
A person who dabbles in parabiology
An assistant to a professional biologist

parabiologists
plural of parabiologist

parabolaster
A curve analogous to a parabola; or of a higher degree.

parabolist
A teller of parables.

parabolizer
One who speaks in parables.

parabolizers
plural of parabolizer

parabotanist
A botanist who collects plants for a herbarium

parabotanists
plural of parabotanist

paracanoeist
A person who competes in paracanoe

paracanoeists
plural of paracanoeist

paracelsian
A natural polymorph of celsian.

parachuter
One who uses a parachute; a parachutist.

parachuters
plural of parachuter

parachutist
Someone who jumps from an aircraft using a parachute, especially as a sport.

parachutists
plural of parachutist

paraclete
An advocate or helper.
Alternative letter-case form of Paraclete, the Holy Spirit or Holy Ghost.

paracletes
plural of paraclete

paraclimax
A relatively stable community of foreign plants established after the destruction, by humans, of a native habitat.

paraclimaxes
plural of paraclimax

paracordist
A person who uses a paracord.

paracordists
plural of paracordist

paracosm
A detailed imaginary world, especially one created by a child.

paracosms
plural of paracosm

paracycling
The sport of cycling adapted for people who have various disabilities.

paracyclist
A cyclist with a disability.