Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Pungency

Pungencyn.the power of pricking, sharpness

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Pungent

Pungenta.pricking, sharp, tart, keen, severe

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Punic

Punica.false, trecherous, faithless, deceitful, pertaining to ancient carthage

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Puniness

Puninessn.smallness, pettiness, weakness

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Punish

Punishv.t.to chastise, beat, inflict penalties

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Punishable

Punishablea.worthy or capable of punishment

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Punisher

Punishern.one who inflicts punishment

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Punishment

Punishmentn.any thing inflicted for a crime

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Punition

Punitionn.the act of punishing, punishment

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Punitive

Punitive, or Punitorya.inflicting punishment

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Punk

Punkn.a strumpet, common prostitute

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Punster

Punstern.one who puns, one who loves puns

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Punt

Puntn.a small flat-bottomed boat

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Punt (2)

Puntv.i.to play at basset or omber

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Puny

Punya.small, little, petty, sickly, weak, tender

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Puny (2)

Punyn.a mere novice, an unexperienced person

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Pup

Pupn.a very young or little dog, a puppy

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Pup (2)

Pupv.i.to bring forth puppies, whelp, cub

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Pupil

Pupiln.the apple of the eye, a scholar, a ward

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Pupilage

Pupilagen.the state of a scholar, wardship

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Pupilary

Pupilarya.pertaining to or having a scholar

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Puppet

Puppetn.a small doll, wooden image, child

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Puppetman

Puppetmann.the master of a puppetshow

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Puppetshow

Puppetshown.a kind of mock play by images

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Puppy

Puppyn.a whelp, saucy ignorant fellow, fop

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Puppyheaded

Puppyheadeda.dull, heavy

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Purbeckstone

Purbeckstonen.a hard sandstone with a calcareous cement