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Webster Dictionary :: Punctured

PUNC'TURED, pp. Pricked; pierced with a sharp point.

Webster Dictionary :: Puncture

PUNC'TURE, n. [L. punctura.] The act of perforating with a pointed instrument; o...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctulate

PUNC'TULATE, v.t. [L. punctulum.] To mark with small spots. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Punctuation

PUNCTUA'TION, n. In grammar, the act or art of pointing a writing or discourse, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctuating

PUNC'TUATING, ppr. Marking with points.

Webster Dictionary :: Punctuated

PUNC'TUATED, pp. Pointed. 1. Having the divisions marked with points.

Webster Dictionary :: Punctuate

PUNC'TUATE, v.t. [L. punctum, a point.] To mark with points; to designate senten...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctualness

PUNC'TUALNESS, n. Exactness; punctuality.

Webster Dictionary :: Punctually

PUNC'TUALLY, adv. Nicely; exactly; with scrupulous regard to time, appointments,...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctuality

PUNCTUAL'ITY, n. Nicety; scrupulous exactness. He served his prince with punctua...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctualist

PUNC'TUALIST, n. One that is very exact in observing forms and ceremonies.

Webster Dictionary :: Punctual

PUNC'TUAL, a. [L. punctum, a point.] 1. Consisting in a point; as this punctual ...

Webster Dictionary :: Puncto

PUNC'TO, n. [L. punctum, from pungo, to prick.] 1. Nice point of form or ceremon...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctiliousness

PUNCTIL'IOUSNESS, n. Exactness in the observance of forms or rules; attentive to...

Webster Dictionary :: Punctiliously

PUNCTIL'IOUSLY, adv. With exactness or great nicety.

Webster Dictionary :: Punctilious

PUNCTIL'IOUS, a. Very nice or exact in the forms of behavior, ceremony or mutual...

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