### plaything:

Kite
* Most kites also have a tail
  - make a very loud noise
  - use thin sheet material for their sails
* Some kites depict the interwinings of life and death, the struggles of gods and humans.
* also have spiritual significance and are often used in religious festivals.
* are a popular hobby in China
  - aerodynes
  - birds
  - capable of flies
  - checks
  - easy to fly
  - hawks
  - lightweight and graceful raptors that prey on large insects, reptiles and rodents
  - hobby shops
  - parks
  - skies
  - toy stores
  - pieces of cloth that cover wooden sticks
  - scavengers
  - somewhat similar in shape to falcons but note the different head patterns
  - the oldest form of aircraft
* are used for entertainment
  - flying
  - hobbies
  - play games
  - words
* can be a safety hazard to aircraft taking off or landing
  - come in all kinds of shapes, sizes, and colors
  - fly because of the forces acting on the parts of the kite
  - hand off captured prey to each other in midair as if passing a baton
* come in all shapes and sizes and can be constructed from many different materials
  - different sizes and shapes
  - various shapes and forms
* fly at higher altitudes than conventional rigs
  - in very windy weather
  - indoors, humans dance in the air and everyday objects take on a life of their own
* have a long tradition in China
  - tails
  - the thickest, most spongy stomach linings of any raptor
* includes kite tails
* look like predators and cause plovers to move away from their feeding areas.
* migrate in flocks and sometimes wander north of their range.
* rise highest against the wind.

### plaything | kite:

Sport kite
* are kites that are flown on multiple lines, usually two or four lines
* can travel at extreme speeds and generate a rush of power.

Playhouse
* are small buildings
  - toys
* includes sections.

Snowball
* are the most important feature relating to the presence of snow.
* have to be savored while they last because, like real snow, they are seasonal.
* includes sections.
* sand verbena

### plaything | snowball:

Larger snowball
* are made by using a ball the size of a hand and rolling it on the ground.
+ Snowball
  * Larger snowballs are made by using a ball the size of a hand and rolling it on the ground. As more snow sticks to it, the ball grows larger. Larger snowballs are often used to make Snowmen. It means as things go on, they get larger in the same way that a snowball gets larger as it rolls.

Teddy
* All teddy bears and plushies communicate by telepathy.
* Some teddies collect dust particles.
* Teddies are a breed that have kind of soft bristly hair

Whirligig
* are whimsical, wind-driven expressions of folk art.
* can also help scare away furry critters that want to munch garden plants.

### plentiful:

Diseased brain
* are plentiful.
* can produce abnormal magnetic signals.

Plus
* are companies.
* is quality

### poetry:

Epic poetry
* goes back to Homer, that is, to the earliest period of preserved Greek literature.
* is poetry
  - usually very long, and takes place in different settings.
  * ' form of poetry. It is one of the main forms of poetry, with lyrics and drama. Epic poetry is usually very long, and takes place in different settings. There are characters in the story. Well-known people who wrote epics were Homer, Virgil, Ovid, Dante, Edmund Spenser and Milton. William Wordsworth's Prelude plays with epic ideas though the poem is autobiography

Narrative poetry
* is the most common poetry written today.
* represents people's behaviour.

Romantic poetry
* is often concerned with moments of transcendence.
* is the expression of images and feelings
  - poetry of sentiments, emotions and imagination

### poikilothermic:

Terrestrial ectotherm
* Many terrestrial ectotherms are poikilothermic.
* Most terrestrial ectotherms experience diurnal and seasonal variation in temperature.