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PUMP, n. [The L. bombus is of the same family, as is the Eng.bombast.] 1. A hydr...
PUMMEL. [See Pommel.]
PUMI'CEOUS, a. Pertaining to pumice; consisting of pumice or resembling it.
PUM'ICE-STONE, n. The same as pumice.
PUM'ICE, n. [L. pumex, supposed to be from the root of spuma,foam.] A substance ...
PU'MA, n. A rapacious quadruped of America, of the genus Felis.
PUL'VIL, n. A sweet scented powder. [Little used.] PUL'VIL , v.t. To sprinkle wi...
PULVER'ULENT, a. Dusty; consisting of fine powder; powdery. 1. Addicted to lying...
PULVER'ULENCE, n. Dustiness; abundance of dust or powder.
PUL'VEROUS, a. Consisting of dust or powder; like powder.
PUL'VERIZING, ppr. Reducing to fine powder.
PUL'VERIZED, pp. Reduced to fine powder.
PUL'VERIZE, v.t. To reduce to fine powder, as by beating, grinding, _c. Friable ...
PULVERIZA'TION, n. [from pulverize.] The act of reducing to dust or powder.
PUL'VERIN PUL'VERINE, n. Ashes of barilla.
PUL'VERATE, v.t. To beat or reduce to powder or dust. [But pulverize is generall...