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1Pav — can stand for: Personal Air Vehicle Parallel Access Volumes Parental Age Verification Potential acquisition valuation method Power Assist Vehicle Air suction valve: also known as a PAV, Pulsed Air Valve Pav can stand for: Pavlova (food) Pav bhaji …
2pav|is|er — or pav|i|sor «PAV uh suhr», noun. a soldier armed with or carrying a pavis …
3pav|is — or pav|ise «PAV ihs», noun. a large shield used in the Middle Ages, covering the whole body. ╂[< Old French pavais < Italian pavese, apparently < Pavia, a city in Italy, where they were first made] …
4pav|lo|va — or pav|lo|va «pav LOH vuh», noun. a cake eaten especially in Australia, made of meringue with a filling of whipped cream and fruit. ╂[after Anna Pavlova, 1885 1931, a Russian ballerina] …
5Pav|lo|va — or pav|lo|va «pav LOH vuh», noun. a cake eaten especially in Australia, made of meringue with a filling of whipped cream and fruit. ╂[after Anna Pavlova, 1885 1931, a Russian ballerina] …
6Pav'e — Pa v[ e] , n. [F., from paver to pave. See {Pave}.] The pavement. [1913 Webster] {Nymphe du pav[ e]}, a prostitute who solicits in the street. [A low euphemism.] [1913 Webster] …
7pav|an — «PAV uhn», noun. 1. a slow, stately dance in duple time, introduced into England in the 1500 s, performed by couples. 2. music for it. Also, pavin. ╂[< Middle French pavane < Spanish pavana < Italian, feminine of pavano, variant of… …
8pav|id — «PAV ihd», adjective. frightened; fearful; timid: »The pavid matron within the one vehicle…shrieked and trembled (Thackeray). ╂[< Latin pavidus fearful, trembling < pavēre tremble with fear] …
9pav|in — «PAV uhn», noun. = pavan. (Cf. ↑pavan) …
10Pav. — Pav., bei Pflanzennamen Abkürzung für J. Pavon, bereiste mit Ruiz und Dombey Peru und Chile. Vgl. R. et P …
