A specific or named place in the geography of a particular region, often with a name derived from the word 'Penn,' possibly in honor of William Penn, who established Pennsylvania, or simply as a feature named after a person with this surname.
/ˈpɛnvyll/
Tombac is a commercially important composition of copper and zinc. It is used in the formation of plates, gilding, etc.
/ˈtoʊmbæk/
Someone who does not believe in or follow the tenets of a particular religion, especially Islam; one who is irreligious or non-religious in general. Also, historically, a person who did not belong to a Christian or Muslim community.
/ˈɪnfɪdəl/
Wescotts is a surname of English origin, which is also used as a company name. It does not have a specific meaning in English. Given its nature, it is typically associated with a family name or a brand.
/wɪsˈkots/
relating to or engaged in despotism; characterized by absolute power and harshness.
/dɪˈsɑːptɪkl/
Excessive production of a secretion or glandular fluid, often referring to an abnormal increase in the secretion of bodily fluids or substances.
/'oʊvərˈsektrɪən/
A family of large mainly aquatic seabirds of the order Pelecaniformes, characterized by a long tapering bill with a large throat pouch used for scooping up fish and other food from the water.
/ˌpeləˈkɑːnɪdɪ/
The quality or state of being easily swayed or influenced; malleability or flexibility, often in a moral or political sense.
/ˈswェɪəbлネス/