Webster's Dictionary 1806

3079

Purblind

Purblind, or Poreblinda.nearsighted, shortsighted

3080

Purchase

Purchasev.to obtain for a consideration, to buy

3081

Purchaseable

Purchaseablea.that may be bought for money

3082

Purchaser

Purchasern.one who bys or makes a purchase, one who obtains lands by his own act or agreement

3083

Pure

Purea.unsullied, clear, clean, uncorrupt, chaste

3084

Purely

Purelyad.in a pure manner, merely, simply

3085

Pureness

Purenessn.a pure state, clearness, innocence

3086

Purfle

Purfle, or Purflewn.a border in embroidered work

3087

Purfle (2)

Purflev.t.to work or adorn with a needle

3088

Purgation

Purgationn.the act of leansing or purifying

3089

Purgative

Purgativea.tending to purge, cleansing

3090

Purgative (2)

Purgativen.a medicin tending to purge

3091

Purgatory

Purgatoryn.a place of purgation after death

3092

Purge

Purgen.a medicin, a medicin causing stools

3093

Purge (2)

Purgev.to cleanse, purify, clear from guilt, clear, clarify, discharge by stool, have stools

3094

Purger

Purgern.a person who clears away, a purge

3095

Purging

Purgingn.the act of cleansing, a looseness

3096

Purification

Purificationn.the act of making pure or clean

3097

Purificative

Purificative, or Purificatorya.tending to cleanse

3098

Purifier

Purifiern.what purifies, a cleanser, a refiner

3099

Puriform

Puriforma.like pus, in the form of pus

3100

Purify

Purifyv.to make or grow pure, clear, refine

3101

Purify (2)

Purifyn.clearness, innocence, chastity, virtue

3102

Purim

Purimn.the feast of lots among the Jews to celebrate their escape from Haman's plot

3103

Puritan

Puritann.a rigid dissenter, one very strict

3104

Puritanical

Puritanicala.relating to puritans, demure

3105

Puritanism

Puritanismn.the opinions or practice of puritans