P - Spellings

Propperly or Properly

Prety or Pretty

Proceedure or Procedure

Pickel or Pickle

Purchace or Purchase

Prepair or Prepare

Pamplet or Pamphlet

Pronounciation or Pronunciation

Perogative or Prerogative

Proove or Prove

Protestor or Protester

Presentor or Presenter

Pavillion or Pavilion

Pidgeon or Pigeon

Passionated or Passionate

Painfull or Painful

Panick or Panic

Powerfull or Powerful

Placque or Plaque

Promotor or Promoter

Peacefull or Peaceful

Programer or Programmer

Peristent or Persistent

Posess or Possess

Priviledge or Privilege

Publicaly or Publicly

Preceed or Precede

Preceeding or Preceding

Parrallel or Parallel

Precipus or Precipitous

Privelege or Privilege

Prefered or Preferred

Persue or Pursue

Prefering or Preferring

Proffesional or Professional

Perserverence or Perseverance

Preperation or Preparation

Procede or Proceed

Publically or Publicly

Posession or Possession

Paralel or Parallel

Paralelly or Parallelly

Paralell or Parallel

Paralely or Parallelly

Possesion or Possession

Permision or Permission

Patiant or Patient

Prominance or Prominence

Petulence or Petulance

Proclude or Preclude

Presure or Pressure

Protaganist or Protagonist

Potery or Pottery

Possable or Possible

Perseptive or Perceptive

Perculate or Percolate

Perminent or Permanent

Pocess or Possess