pent (pĕnt), shut up or confined.
Penˈte-cost (pĕnˈte᷵-kŏst), a festival of the Christian church observed annually in remembrance of the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the disciples; the seventh Sunday after Easter.
peˈon (pēˈŏn), a common laborer; a serf in some countries.
peˈo-ny (pēˈō-nĭ), a large, showy flower, red, pink, or pure white.
Pequod or Pequot (pēˈkwŏt; pēˈkwōt), an Algonquian tribe of North American Indians.
perˈad-venˈture (pĕrˈăd-vĕnˈtu᷵r), perhaps.
per-amˈbu-laˈtion (pĕr-ăm-bu᷵-lāˈshŭn), walk.
per-cepˈti-ble (pĕr-sĕpˈtĭ-b’l), able to be seen; noticeable.
perˈemp-tor-y (pĕrˈĕmp-tō-rĭ), final, positive.
per-fidˈi-ous inˌsti-gaˈtion (pẽr-fĭdˈĭ-ŭs ĭnˌstĭ-gāˈshŭn), treacherous goading.