Purslain
Purslainn.a well known plant of many kinds
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Pursuable
Pursuablea.capable of being pursued
Pursuance
Pursuancen.a prosecution, process, consequence
Pursuant
Pursuanta.done in consequence, agreable
Pursue
Pursuev.to follow, chase, prosecute, proceed
Pursuer
Pursuern.one who follows in a hostile manner
Pursuit
Pursuitn.a chase, prosecution, act of following
Pursuivant
Pursuivantn.a herald, an attendant on heralds
Pursy
Pursya.shortbreathed and fat, gross, heavy
Purtenance
Purtenancen.an appurtenance, a pluck
Purulence
Purulence, or Purulencyn.generation of pus
Purulent
Purulenta.consisting of pus or corrupt matter
Purvey
Purvey, [ey as a]v.to buy provision, procure, provide
Purveyance
Purveyancen.a procurement of provisions
Purveyor
Purveyorn.one who provides victuals, a pimp
Purview
Purviewn.extent of meaning or intended provision, body of a law
Pus
Pusn.matter from a well digested sore
Push
Pushv.to thrust, press forward, go urge, teaze
Push (2)
Pushn.a thrust, assault, trial, need, pimple, spot
Pushing
Pushingpa. a.thrusting, enterprising, eager
Pushpin
Pushpinn.a childish play by pusing pins
Pusilanimous
Pusilanimousa.cowardly, mean spirited, low
Pusillanimity
Pusillanimityn.cowardice, meanness of spirit
Puss
Pussn.a cat, hare, naughty or dirty woman
Pustulated
Pustulateda.having pustules, spotted with pustules
Pustule
Pustulen.pimple or red spot, a small swelling
Pustulous
Pustulousa.full of or having pimples, sore