Webster's Dictionary 1806

1783

Pontifical

Pontificaln.a book of episcopal rites or forms

1784

Pontificate

Pontificaten.the papal dignity, popedom

1785

Pontifice

Pontificen.the structure of a bridge, a bridge

1786

Pontine

Pontine, or Pomptinea.noting a large marsh between Rome and Naples

1787

Pontoon

Pontoonn.a boat lined with tin to form a temporary bridge, a low flat vessel used in careening ships

1788

Pony

Ponyn.a small or little horse, an easy nag

1789

Pood

Poodn.a Russian weight of 4 pounds, equal to 36 pounds English

1790

Pool

Pooln.a standing water, pond, term used at cards

1791

Poop

Poopn.the stern or hindmost part of a ship

1792

Poor

Poora.lean, indigent, mean, paltry, unhappy

1793

Poor (2)

Poorn.a small fish considered as a nusance

1794

Poorly

Poorlya.rather indisposed, indifferent, ill

1795

Poorly (2)

Poorlyad.without spirit, meanly, indifferently

1796

Poorness

Poornessn.poverty, want, meanness, barrenness

1797

Poorspirited

Poorspiriteda.meanspirited, mean, cowardly

1798

Poorspiritedness

Poorspiritednessn.meanness, cowardliness

1799

Pop

Popn.a small smart sound from a gun, &c.

1800

Pop (2)

Popv.to come or go quickly or slily, to shift

1801

Pope

Popen.the bishop of Rome, the name of a fish

1802

Popedom

Popedomn.the jurisdiction or dignity of a pope

1803

Popery

Popery, or Papism, or Papistryn.the popish religion

1804

Popgun

Popgunn.a child's wooden gun

1805

Popination

Popinationn.the act of frequenting taverns, ob.

1806

Popinjay

Popinjayn.a parrot, woodpecker, simple sop

1807

Popish

Popisha.Romish, taught by the pope, suited to popery

1808

Popishly

Popishlyad.in a popish manner

1809

Poplar

Poplarn.the name of a tree;a.made of poplar