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PIL'LOW-BIER PIL'LOW-CASE, n. The case or sack of a pillow which contains the fe...
PIL'LOW, n. [L. pulvinar; from L. pilus, hair, or from stuffing.] 1. A long cush...
PIL'LORY, n. [L. palus, a stake, a pile.] A frame of wood erected on posts, with...
PIL'LORIED, a. Put in a pillory.
PILLION, n. pil'yun, [L. pilus, hair, or from stuffing. See Pillow .] 1. A cushi...
PILL'ERY, n. Plunder; pillage; rapine. [Not in use.]
PILL'ER, n. One that pills or plunders. [Not used.]
PILL'ED-G`ARLICK,n. [pilled, peeled,and garlick.] One who has lost his hair by d...
PIL'LARED, a. Supported by pillars. 1. Having the form of a pillar.
PIL'LAR, n. [L. pila, a pile, a pillar, a mortar and pestle. The L. pila denotes...
PILL'AGING, ppr. Plundering; stripping.
PILL'AGER, n. One that plunders by open violence; a plunderer.
PILL'AGED, pp. Plundered by open force.
PILL'AGE, n. 1. Plunder; spoil; that which is taken from another by open force, ...
PILL, n. [L. pila, a ball; pilula, a little ball.] 1. In pharmacy, a medicine in...
PIL'GRIMIZE, v.i. To wander about as a pilgrim. [Not used.]