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Spelling Bingoes SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club P PACHADOM ~ PASHADOM rank of pasha [n -S] PACHALIC ~ PASHALIC ~ PASHALIK territory of pasha (former Turkish high official) [n -S] PACHISI ~ PARCHESI ~ PARCHISI board game of India [n -S] PACKWAXES ~ PAXWAXES nuchal ligament of quadruped [n] PADAUKS ~ PADOUKS tropical tree [n] PADSHAH ~ PADISHAH sovereign [n -S] PAESANO ~ PAISANO fellow countryman [n -S or -NI ~ -S] PAGANISE ~ PAGANIZE to make irreligious [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] PAILFULS ~ PAILSFUL as much as pail can hold [n] PAINCHES ~ PAUNCHES belly or abdomen [N] PAJAMAS ~ PYJAMAS garments for sleeping or lounging [n] PALMATE ~ PALMATED resembling open hand [adj] PANATELA ~ PANETELA long slender cigar [n -S] PANDANI ~ PANDANS pandanus (tropical plant) [n] PANELED ~ PANELLED PANEL, to decorate with thin sheets of material [v] PANGENS ~ PANGENES hypothetical heredity-controlling particle of protoplasm [n] PANIERS ~ PANNIERS large basket [n] PANOCHA ~ PANOCHE coarse Mexican sugar [n -S] PAPADAM ~ PAPADOM ~ PAPADUM ~ PAPPADAM ~ PAPPADUM ~ POPPADOM ~ POPPADUM thin, crisp bread of India [n -S] PAPOOSE ~ PAPPOOSE American Indian baby [n -S] PAPPOSE ~ PAPPOUS PAPPUS, tuft of bristles on achene of certain plants [adj] PAPRICA ~ PAPRIKA seasoning made from red peppers [n -S] PARAKEET ~ PARAQUET ~ PAROQUET ~ PARROKET small parrot [n -S] PARALYSE ~ PARALYZE to render incapable of movement [[v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] PARANOEA ~ PARANOIA mental disorder [n -S] PARCELED ~ PARCELLED PARCEL, divide into parts or shares [v] PARDAHS ~ PURDAHS curtain used in India to seclude women [n] PARDNER ~ PARTNER chum; friend [n -S] PARGETED ~ PARGETTED PARGET, to cover with plaster [v] PARLANDO ~ PARLANTE sung in manner suggestive of speech [adj] PARLEYING ~ PARLING to discuss terms with enemy [v] PARLOUS ~ PERILOUS dangerous [adj] PARRALS ~ PARRELS sliding loop of rope or chain used on ship [n] PARRIDGE ~ PARRITCH ~ PORRIDGE soft food [n -S ~ -ES ~ -S] PARSLEYED ~ PARSLIED PARSLEY, cultivated herb [adj] PARTIER ~ PARTYER one that parties (divided into different parts) [n -S] PARTISAN ~ PARTIZAN firm supporter of person or cause [n -S] PARURAS ~ PARURES set of matched jewelry [n] PARVENU ~ PARVENUE one who has suddenly risen above his class [n -S] PASHKAS ~ PASKHAS Russian dessert eaten at Easter [n] PASTILLES ~ PASTILS lozenge (small, often medicated candy) [n] PASTRAMI ~ PASTROMI highly seasoned smoked beef [n -S] PATAMAR ~ PATTAMAR sailing vessel [n -S] PATZERS ~ POTZERS inept chess player [n] PAVIORS ~ PAVIOURS paver (one that paves (to cover with material that forms firm, level surface) [n] PAVISES ~ PAVISSES large medieval shield [n] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club PAWNERS ~ PAWNORS one that pawns (to give as security for something borrowed) [n] PEASCOD ~ PEASECOD pea pod [n -S] PEAVEYS ~ PEAVIES used to move logs [n] PEDALED ~ PEDALLED PEDAL, to operate by means of foot levers [v] PEDALER ~ PEDALLER one that pedals (to operate by means of foot levers) [n -S] PEDICEL ~ PEDICLE slender basal part of organism [n -S] PEDLARS ~ PEDDLERS ~ PEDLERS one that peddles (to travel about selling wares) [n] PEDLARY ~ PEDLERY ~ PEDDLERY trade of peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares)) [n RIES] PEEKABOOS ~ PEEPBOS children's game [n] PEEKAPOO ~ PEKEPOO dog that is cross between Pekingese and poodle [n -S] PEMICAN ~ PEMMICAN food prepared by North American Indians [n -S] PENALISE ~ PENALIZE to subject to penalty [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] PENCELS ~ PENSILS small flag [n] PENDANT ~ PENDENT hanging ornament [n -S] PENLIGHTS ~ PENLITES small flashlight [n] PENNATE ~ PENNATED having wings or feathers [adj] PENOCHE ~ PENUCHE ~ PENUCHI fudge-like candy [n -S] PENUCHLE ~ PENUCKLE ~ PINOCHLE ~ PINOCLE card game [n -S] PEPLOSES ~ PEPLUSES garment worn by women in ancient Greece [n] PEPSINES ~ PEPSINS digestive enzyme of stomach [n] PEPTIDES ~ PEPTIDS combination of amino acids [n] PEREIONS ~ PEREONS thorax of some crustaceans [n] PERILED ~ PERILLED PERIL, to imperil (to place in jeopardy) [v] PEROGIS ~ PEROGIES ~ PIEROGIS ~ PYROGIES ~ PYROHIES small dumpling with filling [n] PEROXID ~ PEROXIDE bleaching agent [n -S ~ v -D, -DING, -S] PETALED ~ PETALLED PETAL, leaflike part of corolla [adj] PETASOS ~ PETASUS broad-brimmed hat worn in ancient Greece [n -ES] PETUNTSE ~ PETUNTZE mineral [n -S] PEYOTES ~ PEYOTLS cactus [n -S] PEYTRAL ~ PEYTREL ~ POITREL piece of armor for breast of horse [n -S] PHENIXES ~ PHOENIXES mythical bird [n] PHILTER ~ PHILTRE to put under spell of love potion [v -ED, -ING, -S ~ -D, -RING, -S] PHTHISIC ~ PHTHISIS disease of lungs [n -S ~ -SES] PIASABA ~ PIASAVA ~ PIASSABA ~ PIASSAVA coarse, stiff fiber [n -S] PIASTER ~ PIASTRE monetary unit of several Arab countries [n -S] PICOLIN ~ PICOLINE chemical compound [n -S] PICQUETS ~ PIQUETS card game [n] PIEDFORT ~ PIEFORT unusually thick coin [n -S] PIGMIES ~ PYGMIES small person [n] PIGNOLI ~ PIGNOLIA edible seed of nut pines [n -S] PILEATE ~ PILEATED having pileus (umbrella-shaped portion of mushroom) [adj] PILSENER ~ PILSNER light beer [n -S] PIMENTO ~ PIMIENTO sweet pepper [n -S] PINNATE ~ PINNATED resembling feather [adj] PINONES ~ PINYONS pine tree [n] PINTADA ~ PINTADO large food fish [n -S ~ -S, -ES] PIPAGES ~ PIPEAGES system of pipes [n] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club PIRAGUA ~ PIROGUE ~ PIROQUE dugout canoe [n -S] PIRANAS ~ PIRANHAS ~ PIRAYAS voracious fish [n] PIRIFORM ~ PYRIFORM pear-shaped [adj] PIROGEN ~ PIROGHI large Russian pastry [n] PIROJKI ~ PIROSHKI ~ PIROZHKI small Russian pastry [n] PISHOGE ~ PISHOGUE evil spell [n -S] PITAHAYAS ~ PITAYAS cactus of southwestern U.S. and Mexico [n] PIXELATE ~ PIXILATE to divide image into pixels for display in digital format [v -D, -TING, -S] PIXIEISH ~ PIXYISH PIXIE, pixy (playfully mischievous fairy or elf) [adj] PLAISTER ~ PLASTER to cover with plaster (mixture of lime, sand, and water) [v -ED, -ING, -S] PLASTRON ~ PLASTRUM part of shell of turtle [n -S] PLATANES ~ PLATANS large tree [n] PLECTRON ~ PLECTRUM implement used to pluck strings of stringed instrument [n -S ~ -A] PLEDGEOR ~ PLEDGER ~ PLEDGOR one that pledges (to give as security for something borrowed) something [n -S] PLESSORS ~ PLEXORS small, hammer-like medical instrument [n] PLIMSOL ~ PLIMSOLE ~ PLIMSOLL rubber-soled cotton shoe [n -S] PLOUGHING ~ PLOWING to turn up land with plow (farm implement) [v] POCOSEN ~ POCOSIN ~ POCOSON upland swamp [n -S] PODGIER ~ PUDGIER short and fat [adj] PODGIEST ~ PUDGIEST short and fat [adj] PODGILY ~ PUDGILY short and fat [adv] PODSOLIC ~ PODZOLIC infertile soil [adj] PODSOLS ~ PODZOLS infertile soil [n] POETISE ~ POETIZE to write poetry [v -D, -SING, -S] POETISER ~ POETIZER one that poetizes (to write poetry)) [n -S] POLARISE ~ POLARIZE to give polarity (possession of two opposite qualities) to [v -D, -SING, -S ~ -D, -ZING, -S] POLLACK ~ POLLOCK marine food fish [n -S] POLLIWOG ~ POLLYWOG tadpole (aquatic larva of amphibian) [n -S] POMELOS ~ PUMELOS grapefruit [n -S] POMMELED ~ PUMMELED to strike with fists [v] POMMELS ~ PUMMELS to strike with fists [v] PONTILS ~ PUNTIES iron rod used in glassmaking [n] PONTONS ~ PONTOONS flat-bottomed boat [n] POSOLES ~ POZOLES thick soup made of pork, corn, garlic, and chili [n] POSTEENS ~ POSTINS Afghan outer garment [n] POSTICHE ~ POSTIQUE imitation [n -S] POTEENS ~ POTHEENS ~ POTTEENS Irish whiskey that is distilled illegally [n] POTLACH ~ POTLACHE ~ POTLATCH ceremonial feast [n -ES ~ -S] POTSHARD ~ POTSHERD fragment of broken pottery [n -S] POULARD ~ POULARDE spayed hen [n -S] POUSSIES ~ PUSSIES cat [n] PRAECIPE ~ PRECIPE legal writ [n -S] PRAEDIAL ~ PREDIAL pertaining to land [adj] PRAEFECT ~ PREFECT ancient Roman official [n -S] PRAELECT ~ PRELECT to lecture (to expound on specific subject) [v -ED, -ING, -S] PRAETORS ~ PRETORS ancient Roman magistrate [n] PREEMIES ~ PREMIES infant born prematurely [n] SPELLING B-I-N-G-O-E-S Bingo-length ALTERNATE SPELLING are often foreign transliteration & challenge-safe. “~” separate spellings / [forms] compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club PREMIXED ~ PREMIXT PREMIX, to mix before use [v] PRETENCE ~ PRETENSE act of pretending (assume or display false appearance of) [n -S] PREVIEWED ~ PREVUED to view or exhibit in advance [v] PREVIEWING ~ PREVUING to view or exhibit in advance [v] PREVIEWS ~ PREVUES to view or exhibit in advance [v] PRINCOCK ~ PRINCOX coxcomb (conceited dandy (man overly concerned about his appearance)) [n -S ~ -ES] PRITHEE ~ PRYTHEE used to express wish or request [interj] PROCHAIN ~ PROCHEIN nearest in time, relation, or degree [adj] PROLOGED ~ PROLOGUED to preface (to provide with introductory statement [v] PROLOGS ~ PROLOGUES to preface (to provide with introductory statement [v] PROMISER ~ PROMISOR one that promises (to make declaration of assurance) [n -S] PROSSES ~ PROSSIES ~ PROSTIES prostitute [n] PROTEID ~ PROTEIDE protein (nitrogenous organic compound) [n -S] PROTYLES ~ PROTYLS hypothetical substance from which all elements are supposedly derived [n] PRUNELLA ~ PRUNELLO strong woolen fabric [n -S] PSALTERY ~ PSALTRY ancient stringed musical
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