Past, ad. By.
Pastime, n. Amusement, entertainment, diversion, sport, play, recreation.
Pastor, n.
- 1. Shepherd.
- 2. Minister, clergyman, priest, parson, ecclesiastic, churchman, divine.
Pastoral, a.
- 1. Rural, rustic, of shepherds.
- 2. Bucolic.
- 3. Ministerial, of a pastor.
Pastoral, n. Bucolic, idyl, eclogue, pastoral poem.
Pastoral-staff, n. Crosier.
Pastorate, n. Pastorship.
Pastorship, n. Pastorate.
Pasturage, n. Pasture, grazing land.
Pasture, n.
- 1. Herbage, herbs, pasturage, grass.
- 2. Grazing land, pasturage, pasture-ground.
Pasture, v. a. Supply with pasturage, graze, turn out to pasture.
Pasty, n. Meat-pie.
Pat, a. (Colloq.) Fit, apt, pertinent, suitable, appropriate.
Pat, ad. (Colloq.) Seasonably, fitly, aptly, conveniently, apropos.
Pat, n.
- 1. Rap, dab, tap, hit, light blow.
- 2. Small lump, cake.