Webster's Dictionary 1806

1972

Pottle

Pottlen.a measure of four pints

1973

Potvaliant

Potvalianta.made courageous only by liquor

1974

Pouch

Pouchn.a small bag, purse, pocket, the paunch

1975

Pouchmouthed

Pouchmoutheda.having thick pouting lips

1976

Poult

Poultn.the name of a young chicken, a chick

1977

Poultice

Poulticen.soft application;v.t.to apply a poultice

1978

Poultrer

Poultrern.one who sells fowls ready picked

1979

Pounce

Pouncen.the claw of a bird, a powdered gum

1980

Pounce (2)

Pouncev.t.to sprinkle with pounce, arm with claws, pierce, seize

1981

Pouncebox

Pounceboxn.a box with holes used for pounce

1982

Pound

Poundn.a weight of 16 ounces avordupois, and 14 of troy, sum of money, pinfold, place

1983

Pound (2)

Poundv.t.to beat with a pestle, beat, shut up

1984

Poundage

Poundagen.a sum deducted from a pound, a fee

1985

Pounderer

Pounderern.a pestile, cannon, large pear

1986

Pour

Pourv.to empty, fall heavily, run, rush out

1987

Pout

Poutn.a four look, sort of fish, young bird

1988

Pout (2)

Poutv.i.to look sullen, make a lip, frown, hang

1989

Poutry

Poutryn.all sorts of fowls, a place

1990

Poverty

Povertyn.want, necessity, meanness, a defect

1991

Powder

Powdern.fine dust, dust of starch, gunpowder

1992

Powder (2)

Powderv.to sprinkle with powder, reduce to dust, salt, or sprinkle with salt

1993

Powderbox

Powderboxn.a box to keep hair-powder in

1994

Powderchest

Powderchestn.a chest for gunpowder in a ship

1995

Powderhorn

Powderhornn.a horn for holding gunpowder in

1996

Powderingtub

Powderingtubn.a tub or vessel for salted meat

1997

Powdermill

Powdermilln.a mill to make gunpowder in

1998

Powderroom

Powderroomn.a room where powder is kept