Webster's Dictionary 1806

1621

Pluvial

Pluvial, or Pluviousa.rainy, wet, showery

1622

Pluvial (2)

Pluvialn.a cap, a priest's cope

1623

Pluviameter

Pluviametern.rain gage to ascertain the quantity of water falling in rain

1624

Ply

Plyv.to work closely, bend, offer service;n.a bent, a plait

1625

Pneumatic

Pneumatica.moved by or consisting of wind, pertaining to elastic fluids

1626

Pneumatics

Pneumaticsn.the doctrin of the air or of elastic

1627

Pneumatology

Pneumatologyn.the science of spiritual being

1628

Poach

Poachv.to boil slightly, steal, game, stab, be damp

1629

Poacher

Poachern.one who kills game unlawfully

1630

Poachiness

Poachinessn.softness of earth, stickiness

1631

Poaching

Poachingn.the act of killing game unlawfully

1632

Poachy

Poachya.soft as earth, yielding to the feet, moist

1633

Pocket

Pocketn.a small;v.t.to put in a pocket

1634

Pocketbook

Pocketbookn.a writing-book for the pocket

1635

Pocketglass

Pocketglassn.a lookingglass for the pocket

1636

Pockhole

Pockholen.a mark left by the small post

1637

Pockiness

Pockinessn.a pocky state or quality

1638

Pockwood

Pockwoodn.a hard wood, lignumvita

1639

Pocky

Pockya.infected with or having the pox, foul

1640

Poculent

Poculenta.fit for drinking, drinkable, ob.

1641

Pod

Podv.t.to fill, swell, pick;n.a case of seeds

1642

Podagrical

Podagricala.gouty, relating to or like the gout

1643

Podder

Poddern.one who gathers pease, &c. in pods

1644

Podge

Podgen.a puddle, plash, watery or dirty place

1645

Poem

Poemn.a work or composition written in verse

1646

Poetaster

Poetastern.a petty poet, a poor pitiful rhyme

1647

Poetess

Poetess, or Poetressn.a femal writer of poetry