platˈi-num (plătˈĭ-nŭm), a white metal, more valuable than gold, used for jewelry and in mechanics.
Platte (plăt), a river in Nebraska.
plausible in perusal (plôˈzĭ-b’l in pe᷵-ro̅o̅zˈăl), sensible to read.
playˈwrightˌ (plāˈrītˌ), a maker of plays, a dramatist.
pliˌa-bilˈi-ty (plīˌȧ-bĭlˈĭ-tĭ), ready yielding.
plight (plīt), sorry condition.
Po-casˈset Neck (pō-căsˈĕt).
poet lauˈre-ate (lôˈre᷵-a᷵t), a poet appointed to the office of laureate, the most honored poet of the land, in England, the court poet.
poignˈant (poinˈănt), keen, severe.
Poˌka-nokˈet (pōˌkȧ-nŏkˈĕt).