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Traditional English :: pacific
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pacifier.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 characterized by or tending to peace; tranquil. 2 (Pacific) of or adjoining the Pacific. --n. (the Pacific) the generally placid expanse of ocean between America to the east and Asia to the west. Pacific Time the standard time used in the Pacific region of Canada and the US. pacifically adv. [F pacifique or L pacificus f. pax pacis peace] |
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Traditional English :: pacification
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pacifier.html - n. the act of pacifying or the process of being pacified. pacificatory adj. [F f. L pacificatio -onis (as PACIFY)] |
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Traditional English :: pacifier
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pacifier.html - n. 1 a person or thing that pacifies. 2 US a baby's dummy. |
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Traditional English :: pacifism
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pacifier.html - n. the belief that war and violence are morally unjustified and that all disputes can be settled by peaceful means. pacifist n. & adj. [F pacifisme f. pacifier PACIFY] |
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Traditional English :: pacific
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pacifier.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 characterized by or tending to peace; tranquil. 2 (Pacific) of or adjoining the Pacific. --n. (the Pacific) the generally placid expanse of ocean between America to the east and Asia to the west. Pacific Time the standard time used in the Pacific region of Canada and the US. pacifically adv. [F pacifique or L pacificus f. pax pacis peace] |
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Traditional English :: pacification
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pacifier.html - n. the act of pacifying or the process of being pacified. pacificatory adj. [F f. L pacificatio -onis (as PACIFY)] |
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