Webster's Dictionary 1806

1270

Pilose

Pilosea.hairy, covered with hairs

1271

Pilosity

Pilosityn.a hairy state, hairiness, roughness

1272

Pilot

Pilotn.one who steers a ship;v.t.to conduct

1273

Pilotage

Pilotagen.the pay, skill or office of a pilot

1274

Pilotfish

Pilotfishn.a fish of the size of a mackarel

1275

Pimento

Pimenton.all-spice, Jamaica-pepper

1276

Pimp

Pimpn.a pander, he-bawd, procurer, low wretch

1277

Pimp (2)

Pimpv.t.to provide gratifications for others

1278

Pimpillo

Pimpillon.a plant, the cactus

1279

Pimpinel

Pimpineln.a plant of many species

1280

Pimping

Pimpinga.little, mean, petty, snivelling, sorry

1281

Pimple

Pimplen.a small red pustule upon the skin

1282

Pimpled

Pimpleda.full of pimples

1283

Pimplike

Pimplikea.like a pimp, infamous, vile

1284

Pin

Pinn.a pointed short piece of wire, peg, strain

1285

Pin (2)

Pinv.t.to fasten or close with pins, fix, pen

1286

Pinarian

Pinariana.pertaining to Pinarius, a priest of Arcadia who presided over sacrifices seeSee: pinchers)

1287

Pincers

Pincersn.an instrument to draw nails (ill formed)

1288

Pinch

Pinchv.to squeeze, press, gall, hurt, be frugal

1289

Pinch (2)

Pinchn.a painful squeeze, press, gall, hurt, be frugal

1290

Pinchbeck

Pinchbeckn.a composition of copper and zink

1291

Pinchers

Pinchersn.an instrument to draw nails

1292

Pinchfist

Pinchfist, or Pinchpennyn.a miser, a covetous man

1293

Pincushion

Pincushionn.a thing used to stick pins in

1294

Pindaris

Pindarisa.like Pindar, lofty, sublime, bold

1295

Pindust

Pindustn.dust rising form cutting pins

1296

Pine

Pinen.a tree;v.i.to languish, to waste