popa
111popery — pop·er·y || pəʊpÉ™rɪ n. Catholic Church, principles and practices of Catholicism (offensive) …
112popinjay — pop·in·jay || pÉ‘pɪndÊ’eɪ pÉ’ / n. showoff, arrogant person; braggart, boastful person; fop, man who is overly concerned with his appearance; parrot (type of bird) …
113popinjays — pop·in·jay || pÉ‘pɪndÊ’eɪ pÉ’ / n. showoff, arrogant person; braggart, boastful person; fop, man who is overly concerned with his appearance; parrot (type of bird) …
114popish — pop·ish || pəʊpɪʃ adj. pertaining to the Catholic Church, of the practices and principles of Catholicism (offensive) …
115poplar — pop·lar || pÉ‘plÉ™(r) / pÉ’ n. type of tree that has a very tall thin form …
116poplars — pop·lar || pÉ‘plÉ™(r) / pÉ’ n. type of tree that has a very tall thin form …
117poplin — pop·lin || pÉ‘plɪn / pÉ’ n. type of lightly textured fabric …
118Popper — pop·per || pÉ‘pÉ™(r) / pÉ’ n. Carl Raimund (1902 1994), Austrian philosopher and political thinker …
119popper — pop·per || pÉ‘pÉ™(r) / pÉ’ n. push button, type of switch; pan or utensil for making popcorn …
120poppers — pop·per || pÉ‘pÉ™(r) / pÉ’ n. push button, type of switch; pan or utensil for making popcorn …