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  [pen-drag-uh n] /pɛnˈdræg ən/ noun 1. the supreme leader: the title of certain ancient British chiefs. [pen-drag-uh n] /pɛnˈdræg ən/ noun 1. either of two kings of ancient Britain. Compare (def 2), . /pɛnˈdræɡən/ noun 1. a supreme war chief or leader of the ancient Britons n. “Welsh warlord” (mainly known now in Arthurian Uther […]

• Pends

  [pend] /pɛnd/ verb (used without object) 1. to remain undecided or unsettled. 2. to hang. 3. Obsolete. to depend. /pɛnd/ verb (intransitive) 1. to await judgment or settlement 2. (dialect) to hang; depend noun 3. (Scot) an archway or vaulted passage v. c.1500, “to depend, to hang,” from French pendre, from Late Latin pendere “to […]

• Pendu

  /ˈbɛnduː/ adjective 1. (Hinglish, informal) culturally backward

• Pendular

  [pen-juh-ler, pen-duh-] /ˈpɛn dʒə lər, ˈpɛn də-/ adjective 1. of or relating to a . 2. of or resembling the motion of a : a pendular vibration. adj. 1734, from French pendulaire, from pendule, from pendre (see pendant).

• Pendular nystagmus

  pendular nystagmus pen·du·lar nystagmus (pěn’jə-lər, pěn’dyə-, -də-) n. A nystagmus that in most positions of gaze has oscillations of equal speed and amplitude, usually arising from a visual disturbance.

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