Countable Nouns That Start with P and End with GE

Explore 64 verified English countable nouns starting with P and ending with GE, including Page, Package, Passage, Privilege, Percentage, Pledge and Plunge. Sort these count nouns with singular and plural forms by word length for ESL grammar practice, determiner usage, and plural spelling below, or review singular and plural count rules in our noun grammar guide.

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page
package
passage
partridge
parsonage
pasturage
patrilineage
paralanguage
paysage
parge
paragoge
pavage
percentage
personage
peerage
pelage
pepperidge
petrissage
permillage
peenge
phage
phalange
photomontage
photocollage
pilgrimage
pilferage
pilotage
pinotage
pipage
pipeage
pierage
pledge
plunge
plumage
plage
plussage
plunderage
plusage
plodge
plonge
porridge
portage
pottage
poundage
podge
potage
pondage
pogge
pontage
privilege
protege
presage
protolanguage
precharge
prestorage
primage
prophage
prisage
prolonge
proctorage
purge
pudge
pupillage
pupilage

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